With about three months to spare, students question how to spend their summer break; whether that be to enjoy their days off or even strengthen their college applications. Passion projects are a great way for students to further explore their interests while also building practical skills that can be...

She anxiously paced inside a bathroom stall on Legacy’s second floor. Trembling with fear, she nervously stared at the pregnancy test waiting for the image to fully develop and tell her the answer she wasn’t ready to accept. When the two lines finally appeared, junior Allyson Williams didn’t want...

With the rise of temperatures and increase in social outings, summer is widely celebrated for the joy it brings students and their families worldwide. It’s also a period where health concerns elevate. The most common summer conditions can be prevented and treated with cautionary measures. Heat Stroke Heat...

#1: Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) Widely known for its intricate storyline and complicated character development, Attack on Titan holds the title of one of the most popular animes streamed worldwide. The story starts in the Shiganshina District, the homeland of the anime’s main characters:...

On the first day of the 2021-2022 school year, sophomore Kendall Jones hurried to her AP World History class. She scans her surroundings, subconsciously noting the contrast between her rushing to a physical classroom and her frantically clicking to join a Microsoft Teams meeting.  The COVID-19 pandemic...

Multi-day flights. New home, new friends, new family. Students in the Mansfield ISD foreign exchange program travel across the world to experience school and life in America. In the program, exchange students learn U.S. History, American government and learn how to read and write...

  Physician Physicians are Doctors of Medicine (granted the title M.D.) or Doctors of Osteopathy (granted the title D.O.) that provide medical guidance through diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of a patient’s health. Some physicians focus on treating the body as a whole while others focus...

Scholarships are a great way to recognize students for their high school accomplishments. With these scholarships, students can apply to raise their chances in making college funds as stress-free as possible.  The Gates Scholarship Established in 2017, the Gates Scholarship Program is a competitive...

To some students, high school can serve as a second home: a place filled with friends, laughter, and love. However, to other students, school is a warzone. A place that harbors stress, exams, and competition for reaching the top ranks.  Over 75% of high school students report feeling stressed by...

With the increase in student disciplinary issues, residual effects of COVID-19 and pent-up exhaustion amongst teachers, studies show a significant increase in teacher resignation rates nationwide. Classes began with unfilled positions and long term substitutes. Each campus deals with the shortage differently....

Nina Banks, Raylee Mallett, Abigail Morris, and Jonah Pedroza competed in journalism events at the Region 1 Academic UIL Meet in Lubbock on April 22. With their combined scores, Legacy won the title of 2022 Region Champions. Pedroza and Morris placed in the top three of their events and advanced to the...

The U.S. Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) is a high-school elective that strives to teach students the importance of character and leadership. Post 624 of the American Legion donated $4,642 and helped jumpstart Mansfield’s first air rifle marksmanship team at Legacy. The team helps...

Approximately 50 students auditioned for a part in the spring musical "Shrek-The Musical." Junior Micah Espree auditioned for role "Donkey" and got the part. "With Donkey, he's blissfully ignorant to a lot of things, and I would like to say I'm the same. I don't like seeing the negative side of things...

Senior Avery Pickrell walks through the hallways of Legacy, wiping her teary eyes and warmly recollecting the past two years of her high school experience. Pickrell won’t be graduating with her peers in 2024 because she is part of the one percent of students who have skipped a grade level. At only...

Upon return from Spring Break, rumors circulated about the reasons for the black tarps and serving lines throughout the seating area of the cafeteria. Despite rumors of the cafeteria shutting down because of food complaints, Cafeteria Manager Pamela Sims explains the cafeteria is undergoing renovations. “I...

As time ticks during the last few minutes of Nov. 1, high school seniors around the globe scurry to submit the one-way ticket to the next four years of their life. With over 1 million college applications in 2022 through CommonApp alone, students from all backgrounds seek admission to higher education....

As her eyes adjust to rays of sunlight that beam through her bedroom window, junior Mackinley Gerhard walks to the kitchen and begins her favorite part of the day: the preparation of a healthy breakfast. “For as long as I can remember, I have always been surrounded by health nuts; my parents...

Our ancestors immersed themselves within the world of music with the simple act of clapping their hands. However, freshman Gage del Angel immerses himself every morning simply by opening the app Spotify.  “I always wake myself up with music. Some mornings I listen to calming music, others I listen...

The Silver Spurs made their mark in history after starting their First Line in 2007 and continued their tradition of excellence in the 2021-2022 school year with the 15th Line. Senior Makenzie Jackson served as JV Drill Team Captain and also held the position of a two-year varsity veteran.  “I...