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It's been almost a month being stuck at home. This is the new world we are living in.
SkillsUSA plans a volleyball tournament, DECA holds a fundraiser and Dance Club prepares for upcoming performances.
Since getting his first car at the age of 14, Ybarra has gained interest in the drift scene and has worked with many different cars and trucks.
Sophomore Alex Espinoza incorporates her culture into her everyday life with how she speaks, her clothing and what food she eats.
After joining the culinary program, junior Kyle Peng has excelled in his baking skills.
Valentine's Day can be seen as a commercial holiday; however, others may see it as a chance to show how much they truly love their significant other.
After posting a video to the app Tik Tok, freshman Eian Burge has gained a large following.
Local band, Otherwise, reveals their growth as musicians through their recent album, 'Defy,' showcasing variations of rock and other genres.
With a father as a musician, senior Kennedy Nelson has been experimenting with instruments from a young age.
After joining the Engineering program at school, senior Samer Youssouf participated in an internship to further his work experience.
Students were given a list of questions that would help them shape their preferences of their ‘ideal’ romantic partner. Then in a small group, they draw out their vision of ‘perfect partners’.
Seniors suggest the song that will be played at senior send off and graduation.
The Black Student Union will be hosting a fall festival that will take place after school on Nov. 15th.
Individuals can connect in numerous ways other than speaking.
In order to raise money for ingredients and supplies, the Culinary Program has opened a Cafe and Bakery.
Students in Communications 101 create their own slam poetry speeches focused on truths, struggles, and passions.
Students will use the fashion cycle to find patterns in trends.
Hospitality seniors begin a refresher review project in groups and will present on Sept. 6.
In order to complete their college readiness PBL, juniors went on a tour of UNLV.
To review for their semester exam, students participate in a project that will test the skills they have learned throughout the school year.
While Instagram is commonly used for business and personal use, finstas–or "fake" Instagrams–made their debut a couple years ago.
The most recent updates with Drama club, DECA and FIDM.
Web Design, Computer Science and Graphic Design teachers throughout CCSD will be reviewing the projects and providing feedback to help improve the websites.
Purchase something different for your next meal.
Just like any other genre, country music tells stories, but people are too quick to judge because it’s not popular in my age group.
Juniors in US History create presentations on topics about World War II. Topics include propaganda, strategies, statistics, weapons, causes, effects, the Holocaust, interment camps and more.
An egg beat Kylie Jenner in the run for most liked Instagram post.
See what's coming up next week.
Students in Geoscience participated in a lab covering plate tectonics.
US History students do a gallery walk after completing their projects.
Archery, gym, Mondays at 2 p.m.
On Feb. 6, Archery Club will be participating in a competition against multiple Las Vegas high schools. The competition will take place at The South Point Hotel and Casino.
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Find out what's happening in the upcoming weeks in various clubs.
Journalism students travel to Chicago to participate in the JEA/NSPA Fall Convention.
To include performing arts in the school, Drama Club is preparing for an upcoming production of Crumpled Classics.
“We wanted our first play to be a comedy because everyone loves a good comedy and...
To give students an opportunity to showcase their creativity and skills, juniors in Fashion III are participating in the annual Fashion Forward competition run by the Junior League of Las Vegas.
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To get the portables running, the schools power will be cut on Saturday. Prescheduled activities have been moved to another weekend.
A decision from Clark County School District board has voted to improve the gender diversity policy.
