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WINGSPAN

The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

WINGSPAN

The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

WINGSPAN

Jay Schlaegel

Jay Schlaegel, Food Dude

Jay Schlaegel is a familiar face on the Wingspan staff. In addition to being 2014-2015’s R-H-T-V Chief Editor, he has been a contributing reporter and lead anchor since his sophomore year.

In addition to doing what God put him on this Earth to do (have salon-quality hair and read the news), Jay dabbles in other interests such as baseball, Bible study, and community building. He is the President of LHS Pulse, Echo Bible Study, and Student Council, as well as an active member of the Superintendent Student Advisory Council, FCA, and NHS. Intentional relationships and long-term unity are his passions and he’d love to talk with anyone and everyone about theirs.

Once, he threw a burrito out of his moving car on Highway 121 and it hit a nearby biker who then proceeded to punt Jay’s dog Baxter off the side of the overpass. He has been in a glass case of emotion ever since. Stay classy Frisco.

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After more than 10 days of collecting funds in 2B classes, the school fell short of its fundraising goal but will still be donating thousands of dollars.

[Photo] An engagement battle

Olivia Kirklin, Staff Reporter
May 24, 2016

Frisco Feasts, Foods and Faves

Jay Schlaegel, WTV Staff Reporter
May 20, 2016

Frisco Feasts, Foods, and Faves

Jay Schlaegel, WTV Staff Reporter
April 29, 2016

[Video] Frisco Feasts, Foods and Faves

Jay Schlaegel, WTV Staff Reporter
April 22, 2016

[Video] Frisco Feasts, Foods and Faves

Jay Schlaegel, WTV Staff Reporter
April 15, 2016

[Video] Frisco Feasts, Foods and Faves

Jay Schlaegel, WTV Staff Reporter
March 18, 2016

[Video] Dealing with stress

Jay Schlaegel, Staff Reporter
March 2, 2016

[Video] Frisco Feasts, Foods and Faves

Jay Schlaegel, WTV Staff Reporter
February 26, 2016
Frisco Fire Department trucks were in front of the school for a while Wednesday afternoon after a small grease fire ignited in the culinary arts room. There was no damage or injuries but the room filled with smoke leaving a smell that permeated much of the school.

Small grease fire quickly extinguised

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
January 14, 2016
Having to ask for a bathroom pass isn't something senior Alex Moore thinks is necessary.

[Photo] Bathroom passes provide a problem

Alex Moore, Daily Update Producer
December 3, 2015
Record sales on sites such as Tumbleweed Texstyles helped make Cyber Monday a success for many companies.

Online better than in person

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
December 2, 2015
Wrestling has experienced success with individual wrestlers placing at national competitions. Junior wrestler Jordan Robison recently earned preseason All-America honors in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Wrestling to make cuts for first time

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
November 19, 2015
The truck of senior Gunter Hawk sits on its side against the street light at Independence and 121 after an accident flipped it over on its side.

No one hurt after student’s truck flips

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
November 16, 2015

[Video] Head games

Arman Kafai, Staff Reporter
November 6, 2015
Set to open in the summer of 2016, The Star, the new headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys will also feature a 16-story Omni Hotel that will open in 2017.

[Photo] Plans for The Star expand

Rahmin Jawaid, Staff Reporter
November 4, 2015

November 3 Daily Update

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
November 3, 2015
For senior Jay Schlaegel, the Starbucks on Custer and 121 is a home away from home.

Caffeine consumption concerns

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
October 20, 2015
One of the top running backs in the history of UT football, assistant principal Phil Brown is the 16th best leading rusher in UT history finishing his career with 2,322 yards rushing.

A legendary Longhorn

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
October 9, 2015
With AP testing beginning May 3, students in AP classes have begun reviewing for the four-hour long exams. For AP World History, studying thousands of years worth of history consists of numerous methods of practice.

[Photo] The policy behind the procedure

Amber Holt, Guest Contributor
September 23, 2016
Counselors will be hosting Coffee with Counselors Friday to discuss college registration, scholarships, and financial aid.

FISD Coffee Talk series begins Thursday

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
September 16, 2015
Pulse is starting its 2017-18 recruiting drive early with a meeting before school Tuesday.

Club Fair week underway

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
September 15, 2015
Students will be able to make their homecoming nominations starting Wednesday via form sent to their school email account. Seniors Rob Rever and Claire Morris were nominated for the 2014 Homecoming Court and won prince and princess.

Homecoming nominations open Wednesday

Jay Schlaegel, Assignment Editor
September 8, 2015
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