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BPA regionals will be taking place Wednesday after school from 4:30-6:00 pm.

BPA regionals take place Wednesday

Varun Saravanan, WTV Producer January 12, 2022

Since the start of the school year, students in the BPA (Business Professionals of America) club on campus have been waiting for their chance to compete and make it to the state conference. Although business attire is not necessary this year, many...

FISD holding presentation to spread mental health awareness

Advik Dixit, WTV Staff Reporter January 11, 2022

Many new resources have become available since the start of the pandemic to help adults cope with the numerous mental health issues that have arose for themselves and their loved ones. One such resource is the book, Pandemic Population written by Tim...

The system that controls the bells throughout the school has been working properly since late November. School administrators have submitted a work order, but in the meantime, some teachers without bells in their room have been coming up with their own system to make sure they start and end class on time.

For whom the bells don’t toll

Athena Tseng, Managing Editor January 10, 2022

Work crews were on campus Monday to fix some of the clocks in the hallway, but repairs are still waiting to be completed on both the PA system and the bell system that haven’t been working in some parts of campus since late November.  School administrators...

All students now have the opportunity to check if their spelling is correct in the yearbook. Located in the rotunda and by the trophy case, every students portrait is displayed along with how their name currently appears, and can have the opportunity to let the yearbook staff know if there are any mistakes.

Portrait wall allows students to review their yearbook pictures and names

Shreya Jagan, Assistant Editor-in-Chief January 7, 2022

With a new initiative from the yearbook staff, all students have the opportunity to preview their yearbook photos until Jan. 21 in order to ensure that their pictures and names are reported correctly.  “We decided to hang up everyone's portraits...

Humanities take a dive into the past with global tapestry project

Siddhartha Rangaraju, WTV Staff Reporter January 6, 2022

Humanities students took a dive into the past to answer some fundamental questions. “In the fall in humanities one we do our global tapestry project, and this is a project where the students gather together as a group and determine a region of the...

Small animal management class has a new member, Houey. The puppy was invited to help students better get a hands-on experience on managing dogs.

Houey helps provide hands-on experience in Small Animal Management

Charlotte Cleckler, Guest Contributor January 5, 2022

Walking around class, Houey, a miniature Goldendoodle, isn't just a pet on this day, she's part of the learning in Brittney Avant's Small Animal Management class. “We kind of walk through the full pet ownership process for a good chunk of the semester,”...

The new year brings new classes for some Redhawks, as students who were enrolled in single-semester classes last fall transition into their spring courses. The change brings new teachers, new content to cover, and new classmates for many.

Spanish 2 begins reading their first book: Fiesta Fatal

Kaitlin George, Guest Contributor January 4, 2022

Before break, students in Spanish 2 started reading their first book called Fiesta Fatal by Mira Canion. The main character Vanessa, is about to have her quinceanera but the party is forced to be cancelled when her mother realizes that they are in danger.  “Fiesta...

Students in statistics classes are playing wiffle ball to wrap up their probability unit. Playing the game and doing projects like this does make stats a lot more interesting, it makes it a lot easier for me to understand and learn concepts when Im able to apply real life situations in the classroom and be able to call back to the example it sets for me compared to just learning it traditionally, senior Sidney Hayes said.

Wiffle ball helps students analyze probability

Sarah Drake, Guest Contributor January 4, 2022

With a bat in hand, senior Sidney Hayes is ready to take a swing at a  flying white ball. A normal event in baseball, but this is wiffle ball, and it's all part of a recent statistics project that examines probability. "We are analyzing theoretical...

Professional Communication students have been working on How To presentations on a skill or talent of their choice.“Some of the main topics I took from this assignment was that you have to think about what you want to say in the way a child would understand so that everyone can understand,” junior Dhruv Maruvada said.

Students become teachers of their talents

Vaughn Christopher Perez, Guest Contributor December 17, 2021

Students in Professional Communication class finished the semester with a “How To” presentation on it. From live presentations to pre-recorded videos, students showed their skills and talents while teaching classmates how to try it on their own. “At...

After an already lengthy college application process, seniors are now awaiting decisions. 
“The waiting game can be anxiety inducing,” senior Bethany Estes said. “The answer doesn’t come super quickly, and it might not be the answer you want.”

Seniors await college decisions

Christine Han, Guest Contributor December 17, 2021

It’s that time of the year when seniors are applying and waiting for acceptances into college. With all that anticipation it can be extremely stressful especially with schoolwork and extracurricular activities. “It was very stressful, doing early...

Students in Humanities are reading well known books The Odyssey and Beowulf to broaden their knowledge in literature. Its a shift from reading typical traditional classic English books.

Humanities dives into new types of literature

Aashi Oswal, Guest Contributor December 16, 2021

Over the course of the second nine weeks, GT Humanities students have been taking a deep dive into Norwegian and Western literature, a change from traditional English books, accounting for a unique contrast of learning.  “What we’re doing now...

Anatomy and Physiology students created childrens books in attempts to simplify and learn about the contraction cycle. “I believe this project was beneficial to me because once I started writing, I was able to fully grasp the process of the contraction cycle,” Ibrahim said.

Anatomy and physiology create children’s books

Rachel Kim, Staff Reporter December 15, 2021

With the introduction of a unit on the muscle contraction cycle, Anatomy and Physiology students were given the opportunity to understand the material by creating a children’s book.  “Our students had to take a process of excitation contraction...

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