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The new Canyon ISD website will go live Wednesday and can still be accessed at Canyonisd.net. We want to be able to communicate and provide information to future familys and employees, John Forbis, CISD Coordinator of Communication and Human Resources, said. We want it to be something that when somebody clicks on the website, they look and recognize instantaneously, this is an outstanding district.
CISD offers new website, easier access to information
Laura Gill, Associate Editor

Canyon Independent School District has partnered with Gabbart Communications to publish an updated website will go live Wednesday. CISD noticed that schools needed better access to adjust their page on...

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The soft opening for the student bakery took place Monday, Oct. 4. The bakery is in the CTA building and is open to students throughout the school day. The staff was so amazing and helpful, even under the pressure of serving around twelve students at once, junior Brooklyn Boman said. I highly enjoyed what I bought and I found that my fellow classmates thought the same.
Baking their way to success
Addie McCord and Hannah Backus

Bright-colored foods fill the display case bringing a colorful warmth to the room. Voices of people behind the counter welcome you as you enter. The hard work of the culinary classes falls into place as...

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Humans are the hate
Humans are the hate
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
According to the National Park Foundation, the United States produces over 260 million tons of waste every year. When traveling to Parks over spring break, it is important to pick up ones own trash instead of leaving it for others to deal with.
The bitter effects of litter
Abigail Bell, Managing Editor • March 15, 2021
Un-executive orders
Un-executive orders
Benjamin Malcolm, Staff Cartoonist • March 10, 2021
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The NCAA reported that of the 8 million high school student athletes competing across the nation only 480,000 will continue to compete in college. Seniors Brayden Treadwell, Olivia Trask and Rhett Roden do not plan on pursuing sports in college despite the countless hours they have practiced and competed. “I don’t want to play college golf,” Roden said. “I’d rather go to Texas Tech than some small community college, but I’m not good enough to play Division I or Division II. It’s hard to sit here and think about what I am going to do with all my free time after high school golf. How much time am I going to spend on the golf course when I’m not forced to be there?”

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Junior Laci Lightfoot, four from the left, is accompanied by the girls youth group at their church VBS program.

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The soft opening for the student bakery took place Monday, Oct. 4. The bakery is in the CTA building and is open to students throughout the school day. The staff was so amazing and helpful, even under the pressure of serving around twelve students at once, junior Brooklyn Boman said. I highly enjoyed what I bought and I found that my fellow classmates thought the same.

Baking their way to success

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The new Canyon ISD website will go live Wednesday and can still be accessed at Canyonisd.net. We want to be able to communicate and provide information to future familys and employees, John Forbis, CISD Coordinator of Communication and Human Resources, said. We want it to be something that when somebody clicks on the website, they look and recognize instantaneously, this is an outstanding district.

CISD offers new website, easier access to information

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Steven Thrasher stand with his partner, Brian Denney and his son Maverick Thrasher, as they hold their first place plaque and their golden ticket after a SCA cook-off competition. Thrasher has partnered with Denney and competed since 2010. “When we started the team it was a way to get friends together and watch some bands play while cooking BBQ,” Jennifer Thrasher, Stevens wife said. “After a couple of years he began practicing a lot more and started winning a few categories.

Grilling to the top

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