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Students have the chance to attend multiple homecoming events Sept. 11-17. In replacement of the original homecoming dance, Student Council has planned a Homecoming Hangout, open to all students. The week also features Flick on the Field, an old CHS tradition, and the annual homecoming parade and powderpuff game. The week concludes with the homecoming game Friday from 7-10 p.m.
Homecoming week features new events
Hannah Backus, Editor-in-Chief

Students have the opportunity to attend several homecoming events Sept. 11-17. The festivities begin with the Homecoming Hangout on Saturday, Sept. 11. The hangout will take place in the breezeway from...

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The Soaring Pride Bands March-A-Thon was Aug. 21. Students are still actively fundraising for band fees, and those willing can donate through the end of this week. “I have seen March-A-Thons in other communities not be as effective as the one here, and I think it has everything to do with the way Canyon supports its organizations within the city,” Rath said. “Canyon is uniquely supportive of something like the March-A-Thon. In other communities, the March-A-Thon is just an activity. In Canyon, this is something that the community hangs their hats on, looks forward to and wants to know is going on.”
Marching to make a difference
Laura Gill, Associate Editor

The Canyon High School Soaring Pride Band participated in their annual 10 mile March-A-Thon Aug. 21. Other than being a performance for the community, March-A-Thon serves as a fundraiser.  Students...

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Benjamin Malcolm, Staff Cartoonist • May 3, 2021

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To be effective, masks should cover both ones nose and mouth. Wearing a mask below ones nose, under ones chin or hanging off ones face eliminates the purpose of the mask and creates a higher risk of infection. For best results, a face mask should contain multiple layers of fabric or a filter, and should be washed frequently.
Masks, why we should continue to wear them
Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter • April 9, 2021
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Abigail Bell, Managing Editor • March 15, 2021
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The Soaring Pride Bands March-A-Thon was Aug. 21. Students are still actively fundraising for band fees, and those willing can donate through the end of this week. “I have seen March-A-Thons in other communities not be as effective as the one here, and I think it has everything to do with the way Canyon supports its organizations within the city,” Rath said. “Canyon is uniquely supportive of something like the March-A-Thon. In other communities, the March-A-Thon is just an activity. In Canyon, this is something that the community hangs their hats on, looks forward to and wants to know is going on.”

Marching to make a difference

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2021 Varsity Football roster, schedule

2021 Varsity Football roster, schedule

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Best places to eat lunch off campus

Best places to eat lunch off campus

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Central daylight time of every major moment.

Reporter reflects on 9/11, 20 years later

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Meet the Eagles Fall 2021

Meet the Eagles Fall 2021

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Students have the chance to attend multiple homecoming events Sept. 11-17. In replacement of the original homecoming dance, Student Council has planned a Homecoming Hangout, open to all students. The week also features Flick on the Field, an old CHS tradition, and the annual homecoming parade and powderpuff game. The week concludes with the homecoming game Friday from 7-10 p.m.

Homecoming week features new events

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Callie Rodriguez coaches ________ and teaches geometry. Before coming to Canyon High, she coached volleyball, softball, tennis and powerlifting in Bangs, Childress, and Levelland, Texas. Canyon High School has been my goal for some time now, Rodriguez said. It has upheld an outstanding reputation in both athletics and academics for as long as I can remember.

Callie Rodriguez

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Football roster, schedule

Football roster, schedule

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Canyon High School hired 37 new staff and faculty members this school year. Click on each image below to read about some of the new teachers, administrators and coaches.

Meet the 2021-2022 new hires

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