Learning a new skill, students in Graphic Design III are beginning to use digital drawing tablets.
“I started integrating the drawing tablets because they are industry standard,” Graphic Design...
Students and staff across the valley were notified of their school's star-ranking on Tuesday. SWCTA earned five-star status for the 11th year in a row.
“I am very excited that we are still a five-star...
Giving students an opportunity to learn about the different ways they learn, Shannon Sheldon's Teaching and Training class are creating posters to show the nine Multiple Intelligence Theories that exist.
"I...
For those who have thought about what it is like to be a U.S. Senator, seniors in Mr. Joseph Juliano’s AP Government & Politics class participated in a Foreign Policy Debate.
“This project is...
Starting a new collaborative PBL, Juniors in Mr. Partick Waddington’s Physics and Mr. Robert Davis’ English classes are creating an audio presentation and research paper based on a topic of their choosing.
“I'm...
After reviewing the previous system, paper tardy slips will no longer be used. As of April 2, students who are tardy will be required to enter through the cafeteria and have their badges scanned.
“This...
As a fun and environmental way to bring the community together, Black Student Union (BSU) held an event for students and teachers to paint pots and plant seeds.
“I had so much fun with my club members,"...
After a meeting that took place on Thursday, March 14, the Clark County School District (CCSD) Board of Trustees voted that Monday, April 22 will make up for the snow day that occurred last month.
“We...
Ending their Pearl Harbor segment, students in Mr. Pate Thomas’ U.S. History are debating whether or not the United States should have dropped two atomic bombs on Japan in World War II.
“The side...
While Coyote Games teams duke it out to be named the winner of the tournament, teachers who were nominated will be waiting to see who will be named part of the Teacher Royalty Court.
“I don't know...
