All content by Shareen Basyari
I've been losing motivation and part of myself.
The Journalism II staff competed in the Spring JEA/NSPA convention and came home with nine awards.
A district-wide policy to wear identification cards will be enforced starting next semester.
It's times like this when I wish my parents made decisions for me.
In observance of CCSD Testing Day, juniors will be taking the ACT. Freshmen, sophomores and seniors are excused from their classes until Wednesday, March 13.
Stay safe by knowing how to use the tools available to you.
Coyote Games returns March 4 to March 8. Teams will compete in various games to earn points, the top four teams will play during a school-wide assembly.
Class time will have to be made up later in the year.
Sudden snowfall raises concern about the following school day.
My name is Shareen, but Busy is my nickname.
The capstone fashion show is coming soon.
These are the club events coming up in the following week.
Debates on real Supreme Court cases.
I've had enough of filters–they aren't vital in feeling beautiful.
Soap-making for the first time in POST program.
See what's happening in Chess Club, Dungeons and Dragons and HOSA next week.
The annual game night, hosted by FBLA and SkillsUSA, will be held Friday from 3 to 6
As a coding instructor, I know how stressful being a teacher is.
First performance at an off-campus event.
Look forward to new movies, video games and seeing the return of one particular event.
Winter Break starts on Jan. 24.
Ending a rough year on a softer note.
We The People will move on to state competition.
Donate to Environmental Club to help them install water bottle refill stations.
Five competitions were won by the chess team as of Monday. They are undefeated so far this season.
Being a better friend doesn't just mean helping the latter through any situation. One must tune in and really engage, rather than impulsively offer ways to make others change when it's not asked for.
Not earning an award for the first time bruised my ego, but I won something greater–pride for my staff and publication.
Now that college application season is here, I wish I took my SAT and ACTs a lot sooner. Set your priorities so that you don’t have to stress over your submissions and complete your school assignments at the same time.
Studying for a permit test is harder than expected.
Having Polycystic Kidney Disease made my view on my life narrow and dark, but I'm starting to see the brighter end of the tunnel.
The academies will compete inPA vs. DA on Oct. 12 during school.
Southwest CTA is now ranked #1 in CCSD and the #2 high school in Nevada.
Clogged drain, smell should be fixed by tomorrow morning.
Freshmen are starting their year learning how to present and work in groups through PBLs in English 9.
“Crazy Rich Asians” hit theaters recently and it’s heartbreaking in ways good and bad.
CCSD launched an app for students, parents and staff can see what's for lunch easily.
Senior year doesn’t last forever, so StuCo set up an event to give students a chance to personalize their crowns together before Senior Sunrise.
The past six presidents have authorized limited strikes for various reasons, but a small amount of these attacks have actually accomplished what they’re intended to do. If these attacks have such little effect, why do we still do them?
Class of 2019 toured specialized areas on-campus that related to their program area.
Teams compete in field day activities.
Students and teachers from across the nation leave their classrooms at 10 a.m. to stand against gun violence.
Teams play kickball and volleyball for the second day of Coyote Olympics.
The third annual Coyote Olympics will take place next week.
Both fraternal and identical twins share a compelling tie.
Healthy relationships provide security and help bring out the positivity in oneself, and communication is a key factor in maintaining one.
It is quite rare to see a minority reporting current events on American television. However, that norm is slowly changing as more people of color or different religious identities have been hired as journalists over the years.
Watch what you say because words have the power to heal and harm.
Hard work pays off, but it doesn't happen easily–it takes well-managed time and commitment to reach your goals.
It is important to know how to cope with tragic events, whether you experienced it firsthand or witnessed it through an electronic screen.
Remembering someone from your past gets harder as you grow up.
Taking off my hijab for a month changed the way people look at me.
