News – The Eagle's Tale

Over the last few weeks, students may have noticed changes to their Google accounts: The district disabled several Chromebook extensions, and files uploaded to students' Google Drives are scanned by the Managed Methods system. Canyon ISD Chief Technology Officer Michael Keough said these changes keep both students and the school district safe.

Canyon ISD implements system designed to protect, educate students

Blake Loria, Editor-in-Chief
November 19, 2020

Seniors Kandenze Mowry and Kodi Hicks, sophomore Berdena De Groot and junior Jacie Guerrero show off their dish after the judging portion of the Food Challenge competition. They placed first and will advance to State in June of 2021.

Four students cook off to state competition

Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter
November 13, 2020

Canyon High School National Honor Society inducts 71 new members at ceremony Nov. 3. A video and photos will be available to family and friends to celebrate this accomplishment with their new inductee.

National Honor Society hosts annual induction ceremony

Caroline Ragland, Staff Reporter
November 4, 2020

Senior Josh Moreno donated at the Back-to-School Blood Drive in August, his fourth time donating blood.

Tips for donating at the Vein Drain Blood Drive

Blake Loria, Editor-in-Chief
October 24, 2020

The Texas Art Education Association’s Art in the Park chalk competition attracted 50 Canyon students competing as individuals, duos and trios on Saturday, Oct. 17. Taking home the People's Choice Award and a $100 cash prize for their work; duo team, sophomores Raylee Fernandez and Taryn Gullick, paint their abstract, award winning entry.

Sophomores compete in Art in the Park sidewalk chalk contest, win award

Nicole Butcher, Staff Reporter
October 23, 2020

The 'Homeroom Challenge' will benefit the Snack Pak 4 Kids program, which provides 36 Canyon High students Snack Paks and over 10,000 more students across Texas.

Homeroom Challenge to ‘restock the shelves’ for Snack Pak 4 Kids through Oct. 20

Hannah Backus and Charlie Clark
October 15, 2020

Fall break is from Friday, Oct. 9–Monday, Oct. 12. Students can venture out and enjoy school-related activities, take part in fall-related activities or stay indoors to relax and unwind.

5 things to do during fall break

Blake Loria, Editor-in-Chief
October 8, 2020

Sophomore Brett Rose is in the first rotation of the Teen Mental Health Program.

Sophomores resume teen Mental Health First Aid training

Caroline Ragland, Staff Reporter
September 29, 2020

Seniors Blake Loria and Kodi Hicks (front) and juniors Abigail Bell and Hannah Backus (back) were named to the 2020 All-State Journalism Staff along with graduates Luke Bruce, Claire Meyer and Macy McClish (not pictured). Student journalists across Texas can earn the title by accumulating 50 points from competing in UIL and winning awards for stories.

Seven named to All-State Journalism staff, break record

Brooklyn Pernell, Staff Reporter
September 28, 2020

Before renovations started, a safety team from the district's Support Center evaluated Canyon High School. Assistant principal Mark McCulloch and Canyon High Resource Officer Daniel Roach moved into new offices as a part of the renovations, and attendance clerk Jennifer Douglass moved to the 2200 hallway.

Front office renovations completed

Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter
September 24, 2020

The district's attendance policy was originally changed because of concerns with COVID-19.
The revisions alter last years policy where students with a 90 or above grade average in all classes with three or less absences were exempt from final exams.

District revises attendance policy, aims to improve system

Nicole Butcher, Staff Reporter
September 21, 2020

Every year, Safety Day is practiced around the district in case of emergencies on campuses.

Students participate in Safety Day Sept. 4

Abigail Bell, Managing Editor
September 3, 2020

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