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Good Readers, Better Writers

Keonna Burnett

October 21, 2018

There’s no doubt that Summit High School is the place to be! Though, according to our most recent English 1 EOC (End of Course Exam), SAT, and ACT scores, our literacy overall could use a little more support, and guidance. “The results revealed that as far as reading and writing, our campus is not as successful as we’d like to be,” said Mr. Peters,...

Anti-Bullying and Social and Emotional Health: The Community and Committee

Yasmine Muhammad

October 21, 2018

Bullying and social/emotional health is a very important issue among students across America and the world. To help address this issue, Mansfield Independent School District (MISD) formed an Anti-Bullying and Social/Emotional Health Committee, as well as current community meetings to enforce changes upon the problem. On Oct. 4th,9th, and 11th there were community meetings...

More Than Just A Dance Group

Imani Bingham

October 21, 2018

Summit High School’s newest club is taking dancers by storm. Students, Keonna Burnett, Quindon Copper, and Tori Flowers have taken the initiative to begin The Mob. A hip-hop dance group whose primary goal is to not only spread their love for dance, but also create a family. “It’s important to become a family so that the students that don’t feel like they belong...

Coming together

Imani Bingham, Staff Writer

January 30, 2018

On Wednesday, the school will host a fundraising dinner to benefit the family of assistant principal Jason Mutterer. The proceeds from the meal, provided by Spring Creek...

Yasmine Muhammad, Staff Writer

September 22, 2017

Students had a chance to try something new on Wednesday as the school hosted its first club fair. The event, held during advisory period, promoted 34 clubs. Students were...

Lasting Impression

Imani Bingham, Staff Writer

April 25, 2017

Screams and cries fill the air. What used to be the road is now a blur of glass and blood. The air is heavy due to the lack of breathing. Distracted driving and drunk driving causes these scenarios. This is one of the U.S leading causes for teenage death. In fear of MISD students being placed in this setting. Put it down, save life works with seniors and juniors...

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Sports

Jags make college choices official

December 4, 2015

By Vin Nguyen Staff Writer Before the break, four athletes had the honor of taking they next step in securing their future. On Nov. 11, Ivone Walker, Medric Roberson, Xariah William and Deja Smith signed national letters of intent for college scholarships. Walker signed with Texas Tech University for a full-ride scholarship for track. Roberson...

Unbeaten Jags head into key matchup against Lake Ridge

October 29, 2015

At 8-0, the varsity football team is enjoying one of its most successful seasons ever. The Jaguars are now headed into one of their biggest games. They will face...

Spring Signing Day

Makaela McCoy, Staff Writer

May 22, 2015

With high school coming to an end, seniors are beginning their journey to college. On May 19th, six athletes decided to take their education further and sign to the university of their choice based on their sports. With family and friends gathered around and supporting the athletes, Arianna Baker signed to Oklahoma State University, Nia Jackson signed to Tarleton in...

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Opinion

Immigration laws have lasting impact

Sophia Ortiz, Staff Writer

April 19, 2018

Immigration has been a very controversial topic in the world. Each year the deportation rate increases vastly and separates hundreds of families apart. Immigration into the...

How Important Are Our Annual Standardized Tests?

Kevin Booza, Staff Writer

January 22, 2015

Each year high school students take a standardized test ranging from careers in the military to practice SATs. These tests can prepare students for their imminent futures,...

Resorting to Violence

December 11, 2014

In the world we live in today, most people automatically resort to violence when confronted with any type of conflict. Almost every day, we see terrorist...

Are Class Rings Worth the Money?

December 4, 2014

At the beginning of a student’s junior year, they are given the option to buy a class ring. They generally range from $200-$400, and symbolize a student’s...

Should Sex Ed Be Taught In Schools?

October 29, 2014

Sexual Education is an important subject within our society. In Texas alone, 76,400 adolescent girls are impregnated every year. In order to decrease that...