The online newspaper of Canyon High School

The Eagle's Tale
The online newspaper of Canyon High School

The Eagle's Tale
The online newspaper of Canyon High School

The Eagle's Tale
Editor-in-Chief Sean Buck remembers the past four years that he spent in the Journalism program and all of the life long friends he made.

Leaving behind a home

Sean Buck, Editor-in-Chief
May 21, 2024
Sophomore Adam Bergara Scrolls on Instagram during class.

Turn Off the Screens

Alizae Reveles, Staff Reporter
May 17, 2024
Journalism 1 student Sailer Henninger shares her opinion on if a hotdog is a sandwich, she is split.

50% sandwich, 50% hot dog

Sailer Henninger, Journalism 1 Student
May 10, 2024
The transfer portal is ruining collegiate sports

The transfer portal is ruining collegiate sports

Bradley Enriquez, Staff Reporter
May 3, 2024
Alexis Martinez poses in the College and Career center and make a collage with a picture from when she was younger.

Claiming and racing to be “mature”

Alexis Martinez, Staff Reporter
March 19, 2024
Staff reporter, Addie McCord reviews the retelling of the classic Tina Fey movie, Mean Girls.

Addie’s Reviews: Mean Girls (2024)

Addie McCord, Staff Reporter
January 29, 2024
Sophomore and Junior students Posing with their Stanleys

Is the Stanley Cup worth it?

Hailey Howard, Staff Reporter
January 23, 2024
PCT Students Carmen Brown and Brooke Rebstock talk to superintendent Donny Lee of Witchita Falls during the Super Intendent Expo hosted by CISD.

Student Involvement

Alizae Reveles, Staff Reporter
December 15, 2023

Addie’s Reviews: Candy Review

Addie McCord, Staff Reporter
February 14, 2023
Senior Drum Majors Danny Bliss, Callie Goss and Diego Reyes at the High Plains Marching Festival. Soaring Pride Band Drum Majors received a caption award at the Festival.

Drum major reflects on leadership role

Callie Goss, Photographer
October 18, 2022
Editorial Cartoon by Lillian Ritchey

Eyes on us

Lillian Ritchey, Journalism 1 Student
April 8, 2022
School districts state-wide received a list of approximately 850 books State Rep. Matt Krause deemed unfit for students to read on Oct. 25, 2021. Among this list are National Book Award Winner Between the World and Me by Brie Spangler, All American Boys by Jason Reynolds, Roe v. Wade: the abortion question by D.J. Herda and Teens & Sex by Myra H. Immell. Associate Editor Laura Gill comments on Krauses proposal and why it is important to understand the decision that falls in parents laps. 

Banning books: is it actually benefiting students?

Laura Gill, Associate Editor
January 10, 2022
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