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In P.E. class Alexandra (Sasha) Prikhodko, 10, works on her homework before the teacher lets the class change and start on their activities. (Emma Williams Photo)

Paige Johnson, 11, sleeps at Ben Barber with Rose, the corn snake, in Mr. Saenz’s small animal management/equine science class. The class took a mental health day and relaxed. (Riley Lassiter Photo)

During musical theater class, Danny Wall, 11, and Sophia Velasquez, 11, play Bill and Rosie from the musical "Mamma Mia." The class will perform with students from across the district in the showcase, All Together Now, set for 7 p.m. Nov. 12 at The Center. (Sandra Estes Photo)

In Coach Rahn Smith's U.S. History class, Jhett Gordon 10, works on his project that covers ancient Asia. Students worked to create an acrostic poem using the word medieval. (Matt Carroll Photo)

During first period, Michelle Orie, 12, practices the drill team's performance to the "Sunday Night Football" song. The Silver Spurs will perform this dance for Friday night football games. (Landri Hargrove Photo)

Chance Bedford, 9, adjusts his form for a pass down the field during the freshman game against Summit on Sept. 30. Legacy won against Summit, 35-6. (Maija Miller Photo)

In Musical Theater class Ms. Sarah Fortune acts out being inside a whale while Cora Lewis, 12, tries to reenact and guess the place. The class played POD, a game similar to charades and telephone. (Arlo De Vera Photo)

At the varsity tennis game against Crowley on Sept. 28, Maddie Gilbert, 12, changes the scorecard between matches. Legacy won 19-0 because Crowley had to forfeit the game because of lack of players. The team plays Everman Oct. 5 for the last district match. (Avery Florence Photo)

Julie Mason, 12, Caroline Norris, 11, Ashlyn Smith, 12, Sophie Stillings, 11, Christian Gardener, 11, practice with the dumline outside during 3rd period.The band will compete this weekend in Midlothian. At last week's competition, Legacy placed 4th overall. (Brennan Lotz Photo)

Ms. Spenser O’Loughlin Art ll students, Karas Shelton, 9, and Olivia Douglass, 10, work on their first project of the year. Students learn how value and shadows work throughout the project while drawing keys. (Brooklyn Hilmes Photo)

Brandon Axe, 12, looks at tissue through a microscope during a tissue lab in Anatomy and Physiology class while Davis Eidson, 12, watches. Students were to draw what they saw and describe the structure and observations of the tissue. (Tori Burris Photo)

During physics class, Jarett Cook, 11, drops a dinosaur strapped to a parachute made of cut tape and limited supplies. Students competed to see who's design could fall the slowest while incorporating air resistance and terminal velocity. (Lucas Scarborough Photo)

In Technical Theater, Cade Gordon, 11, drills pieces of a set together for the fall show. Theatre's fall show "The Servant of Two Masters" is Oct. 14-17 at the Legacy PAC. (Catherine Walworth Photo)

Micah Espree, 11, and Jennifer Schnuck, 12, lock hands as they perform in theater's first Mission: Improv-able show of the year. Legacy Theater has not had an event like this since February 2020. (Benjamin Paul Photo)

GOOD GAME! Jacob Weaver, 10, and Christian Tran, 9, laugh about losing a Quizlet game during Spanish class at Ben Barber Tech Academy. They had been randomly assigned a group and were excited to get to work together. (Caroline Schlieker Photo)

At the Homecoming game Sept. 10, Cameron Bow, 12, and Ashlyn Liukonen, 12, react to Cameron being announced as homecoming king. Students selected Melanie Ledesma, 12, as the homecoming queen. (Hayley Parsons Photo)

This morning at 7 in front of the school, Luis Ramirez JR., 12, and Major Sean Johnson, hang the flag up at half staff in remembrance of 9/11. Tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2021. (Catherine Walworth Photo)

In the band hall during first period, Sam Smith, 9, plays her flute in warm-up tuning, before they start to practice for their Homecoming performance. The band will perform at 6 p.m. before the homecoming game Sept. 10 at Newsom Stadium. (Matthew Carroll Photo)

During advisory, Annelise Vinson, 10, works the StuCo store as students pay for Homecoming shirts. At all lunches, StuCo sells extra Homecoming shirts and allows students to pick up their pre-ordered shirts. (Catherine Walworth Photo)

Legacy High School Band member Matthew Vicent, 10, plays his trombone during a band rehearsal for an upcoming competition. (Noah Dirnberger Photo)

IN AP English III, Brayden Bell, 11, rewrites an essay as part of her AP English Choice Board. AP English III students are currently working on an AP Choice Board to prepare for their AP Exam, 8 a.m. on May 12. (Catherine Walworth Photo)

During the balloon release at Senior Sunrise Aug 20, Presli Wallace, 12, watches classmates celebrate their last year at Legacy. The student council provided Chick-fil-a breakfast for students while parents helped staff set up for this event. (Landri Hargrove Photo)

During lunch a group of Marine representatives hold a Pull-Up Challenge with rewards for reaching a specific count. Graham Gornall, 11, attempted to beat the record for most pull-ups. (Avery Florence Photo)

Emmaline Marion, 11, hits the ball during the JV game against Birdville on Aug. 20. Legacy lost both sets. (Samantha Freeman Photo)

Members of Student Council, Kaitly Keel, 9, and Rileigh Holloway, 11, lead Just Dance during D lunch as a part of StuCo's Hello Beautiful Week. Today's spirit day also encouraged students to wear floral print or yellow. The remainder of the days include, neon day and picking up a sticker at the StuCo store to share with a friend. (Maija Miller Photo)

Isabel Lara, 12, practices with the varsity chamber choir as they work on rhythm and make sure notes are clean for two upcoming performances of the national anthem at the homecoming pep rally and the 9/11 ceremony. (Nicole Novak Photo)

During A Lunch, David Wooddell, 12, finishes filling out forms to design his class ring. Juniors and Seniors are given the opportunity every year to customize and order commemorative class rings. (Hayley Parsons Photo)

During second period dance class, Kaitleigh Newman, 12, practices the hip hop competition dance. Drill team will perform their dance at 5 p.m. on Feb. 26 at Lake Ridge High School. (Madison Moyer Photo)

Midfielder Mackinly Gerhard, 9, challenges a Lake Ridge player for the ball before heading for the goal. Legacy lost the game 3–2. Their next game is at 4:30, Feb. 23 in Keller. (Nicole Novak Photo)

During the 3rd round playoff game, Madison Griggs, 9, dribbles the ball down the court. Legacy won 49-28. The next playoff game is at 5:30 p.m on Feb. 26th at Hardin Simmons University. (Landri Hargrove Photo)

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