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Harrison Canton

Harrison Canton, News Editor

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Local officials face investigation for resisting deportations.

How New Immigration Policies Affects Students Locally

Harrison Canton, News Editor
February 12, 2025

President Donald Trump was inaugurated into office on Jan. 20, 2025 and enacted a multitude of laws, pardons and policies. President Trump ended a policy restricting Immigration and Customs Enforcement from making arrests in safe spaces including schools, houses of worship and hospitals. “We are...

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Top 5 Pixar Movies

Top 5 Pixar Movies

Harrison Canton, News Editor
February 10, 2025

Starting from the larger company Lucasfilms, in 1986, Pixar became their own animation company, producing 28 films over the course of 38 years, nominated for over 1000 awards and winning 485 of them . With all credibility taken care of, here’s the top five best Pixar films to watch. The Good Dinosaur...

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During Partners in P.E., Nathan Rothwell, 9, and Alexander Dozier, 11, play together.

Nathan Rothwell: C’mon

Harrison Canton, News Editor
February 6, 2025

Every A-day, FALS joins Partners in P.E. They go through the routine: stretch, walk for seven minutes, then free time. C’mon.  “I’m partnered with a freshman this year, Nathan Rothwell, and not many people in the class know much about him, but he’s amazing and he's so funny and he loves to...

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8 of the Best Golf Courses to Play at in Texas

Harrison Canton, Staff Writer
January 28, 2025

Whispering Pines Golf Club - (Trinity County, Texas) Located in Trinity, Texas, Whispering Pines is a challenging course in East Texas’ tall pines. It consists of large, intricately designed bunkers and the lasts six holes along a creek filled with gators. Since it was designed by Corby Robertson...

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The Harrell's takes a family Christmas photo.

Full House of 5

Harrison Canton, News Editor
January 13, 2025

Crowley, Texas. Old, quiet, rundown house. No way to pass the inspection. “We were in the process of trying to save up and then COVID hit, and we realized, with everything going on, we're not gonna be able to have kids in our home,” Biology and AP Environmental Science teacher Ms. Morgan...

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Aland Ung, 10, plays chess on Sept. 10. Chess club and gaming club merged this year to create a larger environment.

Aland Ung: Moving Pieces, Finding a Place

Harrison Canton, News Editor
October 29, 2024

Tuesday. After school. T-219. Aland Ung, 10, moves pawns and kings around a checkered board, remembering the afternoons he spent with his grandfather before he passed. Chess and game club merged this year, offering a variety of strategy-based board games for students to enjoy with their friends. “I’ve...

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Top 6 Fall Desserts

Top 6 Fall Desserts

Harrison Canton, News Editor
September 10, 2024

Pumpkin Pie The classic dessert at the Thanksgiving table, the pumpkin pie, has to be number one on the list for the notability it carries. The only ingredients include a simple pie crust, canned pumpkin, heavy cream, eggs, cornstarch and some spices for your grandma’s favorite sweet treat before...

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Volunteers welcome community members to Warrior Run. Key Club will host the second Warrior Run on Sept. 7, to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project in honor of 9/11.

Key Club to Host Second Annual Warrior Run

Harrison Canton, News Editor
September 6, 2024

UPDATE: Key Club raised $1,750 for the Wounded Warrior Project from Warrior Run. They would like to thank those who came to participate. 23 years ago a coordinated terrorist attack destroyed three American buildings, injuring nearly 6000 citizens and killing more than 3000 American lives. On Sept....

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London Laurence, 12, discusses the plan for Freshman Roundup with teachers Dedric Williams and Alyssa Estrada. Freshman Roundup was held on Aug. 1.

Administration Introduces New Procedures for the School Year

Harrison Canton, News Editor
August 8, 2024

Each summer is time off for students, but also a time for administration to prepare and improve for the next school year. Administration is making some policy changes as well as some building adjustments, but the biggest reform that principal Dr. Stephanie Bonneau hopes to take place next year is in...

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Senior Forms National History Club

Senior Forms National History Club

Harrison Canton, News Editor
August 7, 2024

Lucile Forbes, a now senior graduating a year early, although shortening her time in high school, hopes to leave a mark in the school’s history by creating the National History Club. “I know some friends who struggle with AP Human Geography and AP World History, so if one person is struggling,...

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Mansfield ISD voters approve bond Proposition A and B in 2024 election. Photo by Mansfield ISD Communications Department

Mansfield ISD Voters Pass Bond Proposition A, B in 2024 Election

Harrison Canton, Staff Writer
May 9, 2024

$588.5 million of the proposed $777 million bond passed on the recent May 4 election. Propositions A and B passed while C, D, and E all failed to gather 50% or more of voters.  “How many people are eligible to vote in Mansfield? And only 11,000 people showed up to vote? It definitely doesn't...

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Early Voting Begins for Proposed Bond

Early Voting Begins for Proposed Bond

The Rider Online Staff
April 23, 2024
Early voting for the 2024 bond, initially approved by the board in January, began April 22. Voters will have the opportunity to approve the $777 million bond focused on maintenance and end-of-life upgrades for systems and equipment throughout the district at the May 4 election. Though the ballot language, as required by Senate Bill 30, advertises the bond as a tax rate increase, Mansfield ISD is able to fund the bond with no increase to the current tax rate, $1.1492 per $100 of appraised property value. As also required by Senate Bill 3o, the bond is split into five separate propositions based on the intent of the proposition, whether it be maintenance and replacement equipment, new technology, new construction, or stadium renovations.
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Head coach Kyle Mickles coaches the varsity baseball team during practice Feb. 28.

Baseball Begins Spring Season With New Coach

Harrison Canton, Staff Writer
March 5, 2024

From the basketball court, to the football field, to a facility 10 minutes away and finally the Legacy baseball field, tryouts have concluded and teams have been made, all under new Head Coach Kyle Mickels. “There’s no guarantee on how many games we're going to win. But I'm looking forward to...

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The varsity cheer team competed at the UIL Spirit State Competition, placing 13th out of 52 teams, the highest in school history.

Cheer Places in UIL State Championship, Highest in School History

Harrison Canton, Staff Writer
February 9, 2024

The cheer team placed 13th out of 67 at the UIL Spirit State Championship on Jan. 6, the highest in the school’s history. Captain Conley Franklin, 12, Coach Amber Patrick, Coach Jayme Schroeder, Coach Jessica Henley led the team. The cheer team had tunnel vision coming into the State Championship,...

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