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Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
It's been almost a month being stuck at home. This is the new world we are living in.
Students stuck at home as a result of COVID-19 are trying to find ways to fight off boredom and manage online schoolwork.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
After being named crown finalists for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, the Howl yearbook earned silver and the Southwest Shadow earned gold.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Today's worldwide and local COVID-19 update.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the April 4 ACT test has been moved to June 13, with free rescheduling options offered for those who registered for the April test.
Starting as early as tomorrow, March 18, teachers will instruct virtually through different Learning Management Systems.
As the country continues to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Steve Sisolak has closed all schools in the state.
As the COVID-19 outbreak impacts more and more communities, CCSD is sending out more alerts and updates to families and faculty.
At the fourth annual Coyote Olympics, Mexico was named the winners.
Due to the fear of the corona virus, CCSD announced they are cancelling out-of-state and international trips for student travel with a phone call to all parents.
After continued research proved students need to eat breakfast, CCSD Superintendent Jesus Jara implemented a free breakfast policy.
FCCLA and FBLA members prepare for state, while BSU creates their presentation.
The Class of 2020 decided on ‘See You Again’ by Tyler the Creator.
Academic WorldQuest members competed at state with one less month to prepare compared to last year.
Cancel culture has become a large part of our society with social media taking over our phones. Everyone can be canceled over anything.
Robotics prepares their robot, DECA attends their state competition and Dance Club finishes their routines.
Cybersecurity I students hack a fake criminal using three different networks.
FBLA members pick their competitions, FCCLA begins constructing their garments and SkillsUSA reviews their tests.
With 2020 rolling in, we breakdown our predictions for the new year.
DECA start mock-interviews, FIDM Fashion Club finish their collections and Academic WorldQuest members study specific topics, all in preparation for their State competitions.
The fire alarm malfunctioned during first period causing a drill.
Dean Matthew Spurk receives a promotion to be Assistant Principal at Greenspun Junior High School.
Both the Southwest Shadow and the Howl were awarded Gold Crown Awards by the CSPA.
HOSA hosts their annual toy drive to donate for the holiday season.
The annual FBLA basketball game will be held on Nov. 19 to help pay for state.
We the People members prepare for the State Competition at UNLV on Dec. 14.
Dean Matthew Spurk fills the previously empty position on the administration team, as of Nov. 4.
Fall is the best season out of the four because of the cold weather, food, holidays and outfits to wear.
BSU prepares for their festival, DECA begin taking practice tests and FIDM critique fashion designs.
Communications 101 and Freshman Studies students debate about different topics, such as guns, abortion and dress code.
SkillsUSA begins fundraising for their State competition, Robotics begins cleaning the shop properly, and K-POP celebrates after their performance.
Due to open periods at the end of the day, many clubs have lost a lot of senior members. Although seniors can return for clubs, they have been refusing to come.
PA won the annual homecoming football game. However, due to issues with the paint job on the field, all students had to sit on one side of the field.
FCCLA and DECA both prepare for their tournaments, while Poly Club choreographs a new routine.
K-POP Club prepares for Homecoming Game performances, the Speech and Debate team works on their skills for tournaments and NHS members gave back to the community.
Key Club, Robotics, Dance Club members planning for competitions, team building and Homecoming.
Teachers will begin reviewing subgroups to identify strategies to ensure forward progress
Sensors in Cybersecurity III build computers from scratch.
Seniors in English 12 Honors created proposals on how the classroom could be improved.
DECA, FBLA and Cyberpatriot each have their second meeting of the year and begin teaching their important skills.
Engineering seniors test bridges they created junior year in a competition.
The Journalism II staff competed in the Spring JEA/NSPA convention and came home with nine awards.
Although FFA does not have a chapter on campus, students have other options on learning agricultural skills they’ll need in the future.
Starting April 22, students will be dress coded for forgetting their IDs to prepare for district policy.
Juniors in US History learn about different Civil Rights Movements and will present during a gallery walk.
Fake friends–we've all been there before.
The Academic World Quests teams placed second and fourth at the state competition on Saturday, March 30.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is the chosen movie for the annual movie night on April 4 at 2 p.m.
Auditions for Coyote Coachella planned to be held next week on Monday, March 25 and Tuesday, March 26.
Spring event was supposed to return after hiatus.
The Speech and Debate team heads to state next weekend, from Thursday Mar. 7 to Saturday Mar. 9.
Juniors in Engineering Manufacturing created robots to compete against each other.
Following the annual King and Queen of Hearts, Sadies will be hosted by StuCo and Key Club.
The annual game night, hosted by FBLA and SkillsUSA, will be held Friday from 3 to 6
Portables have been approved and opened to the POST students as of Jan. 7.
Juniors in US History roleplayed as important people in the late 18th and early 19th century to discuss topics of the time period.
Juniors and seniors create wires and their own network between themselves.
The final novice Speech and Debate tournament will be held at Rancho High School on Dec. 7 and Dec. 8.
On Dec. 7, middle school girls will come to our school to learn about the STEM programs here.
Students are creating parodies about their vocabulary words.
Although many students cannot vote, they can remain politically active and impact the communities ideas.
From mutual internet friends to their wedding days, meeting online has become a social norm for many students and teachers alike.
A new rule implemented by CCSD will allow administrators to conduct random backpacks searches on students.
Sophomores in Thur’s World History classes are doing projects where each class is assigned a specific continent to research throughout the year.
This year's annual PA vs DA homecoming game ended with Professional Academy winning.
Juniors and seniors in AP Biology made their own enzyme labs.
‘The Greatest Showman’ chosen for the annual fall movie night on Friday.
Ray Goren, an up and coming singer-songwriter, performed for students in the ballroom during 7th period.
Web Design juniors redesign websites for teachers of their choice to prepare for next year's senior capstone.
Students create essays and projects about American literature authors to learn MLA style.
Juniors in Ms. Kelly's US History class are relating the American Revolution to body parts.
Engineering freshmen and juniors present the history of inventions.
Shannon Sheldon switches from teaching Fashion to teaching Interior Design.
Event will take place indoors to avoid problematic weather.
Cookie cutters, playgrounds and weather vanes were built by sophomore Engineering students.
Speech and Debate members have an after school potluck.
Students in US History and English 10 work together to find the solution to stopping the next World War.
Student Council sold pies on Pi Day for the eighth year in a row.
Students in English 11 present their favorite speeches with their own personal twist.
Web Design I project allows sophomores to recreate well known websites to learn computer development skills.
Engineering students finished their robots and began presenting their machines.
Any teams of two to three can sign up by turning in health forms to one of the four PE coaches.
Speech and Debate members prepare for upcoming fall competition season.
Electronic device usage is the new future for the youth.
Lunch games were held all week in order to excite students for homecoming.
