Advice from the class of 2019 top 10

Aryauna Thompson, Staff Reporter|May 24, 2019

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Aryauna Thompson, Staff Reporter

Hello! This is my third year as a staff reporter on The Eagle's Tale staff. I am incredibly excited to yet again work with such an incredible team of journalists. Outside of The Eagle's Tale, I am very active in the Soaring Pride Band, UIL Academics,...

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Courtney Ma, the Family and Student Advocate for the Canyon schools, is now stationed at Canyon High School. “I know that mental health is such a need in our community. And especially within teenagers as an age group,” Ma said. “Its very needed, and Im glad to be able to come in, alongside families and teachers and be able to help support kids whenever they feel like theyre really struggling or they really need help.”

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Students participate in the choir departments Java and Jams

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The One-Act cast and crew placed seventh at UIL Regionals Monday, April 12, with their show, “Blue Stockings, finishing their season. The show tells the story of four young women fighting for education and campaigning to be allowed to receive a formal degree like their male colleagues. While pursuing their academic achievements, the women strive to prove they are equal to men.

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Although the choir department could not host an indoor concert this year, members of the ovation choir, as well as students who auditioned, performed in Java and Jams Saturday, Jan. 31. The event was hosted in the breezeway. Several student musicians and bands performed, with a Palace Coffee drink cart available to attendees to complete the atmosphere. From the smooth vocals of senior Kat Clark and her band giving life to the show while she sings the lyrics of “Valerie” by Amy WInehouse, to assistant choir director Reece Kingcade jamming out in his own world while rocking to “Renegade” by Styx, read on to explore Java and Jams.

Students perform, entertain at Java and Jams

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