The student news site of James Bowie High School

The Dispatch
The student news site of James Bowie High School

The Dispatch
The student news site of James Bowie High School

The Dispatch
Recent Stories
RAISING VOICES TO THE SKY: Students unite to show solidarity with Palestine amidst the Israel-Palestine conflict. During the demonstration, students held up signs, flags, and raised their voices in chants
Protest promotes student activism
Kate Davis, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief • May 2, 2024

On May 2, 2024, students filled the courtyard during second lunch in protest, some of them walking out of their second-period class to join the event. Students expressed their support for Palestine in...

The enforcement of SB 4 in Texas would give the state government the power to enforce immigration law, which has previously been only a federal jurisdiction.
SB 4 revives anti-immigration policies
Peyton Dorsey, Dispatch Reporter • May 2, 2024

Senate Bill 4 (SB 4) is a bill approved by Texas lawmakers during a special legislative session in 2023 that establishes the act of crossing the Texas-Mexico border in between legal ports of entry as a...

Trending Stories
1
WORKING HARD: Former Bowie quarterback Evan Mallett works on a strengthening exercise to increase mobility. Mallett has been in occupational therapy since the 2020 crash that left him quadriplegic.

New beginnings: Mallett’s story • 155 Views

2
RAISING VOICES TO THE SKY: Students unite to show solidarity with Palestine amidst the Israel-Palestine conflict. During the demonstration, students held up signs, flags, and raised their voices in chants

Protest promotes student activism • 86 Views

3
According to many students, each day in their lives can be incredibly stressful and the ability to leave campus during lunch is seen as a way to refocus or have a break away from schoolwork.

All grade levels should have the option of off-campus lunch.   • 80 Views

4
Procrastination is the act of delaying or putting off tasks, or a set of tasks till a later date. What makes procrastination a problem to those who do it is the self-awareness of their intentions.

Students suffer at the hands of time: the root of procrastination in high school • 72 Views

5
Athletes’ schedules are crazy busy, but we still need to remember that our studies are the priority.

Student comes first for student-athletes, but the balance is difficult • 58 Views

Distinguished Sites Banner

Continuous Coverage

Site Excellence

Story Page Excellence

Excellence in Writing

Multimedia Excellence

Audience Engagement

Night After Podcast | Goodnight Mommy

Byline photo of Audrey Cullinane
Audrey Cullinane, Dispatch Reporter
December 5, 2023

Audrey Cullinane is joined by fellow film-lover, Jadon Demetri, to discuss the Austrian Horror: Goodnight, Mommy.

 

Blue rock groove 98 by Rhonin @ copyright 2022 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license.

Leave a Comment
Donate to The Dispatch
$250
$750
Contributed
Our Goal

Your donation will support the student journalists of James Bowie High School. Your contribution will help cover our annual website hosting costs. Any contributions made through this service are NOT tax deductible. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation OR to subscribe to our print edition, please contact us at [email protected].

More to Discover
More in Multimedia
Through his tenure as head coach of the Dawgs, Degelias coaching legacy shines, going to 11 straight playoffs as head coach and capping off 23 years straight of making the playoffs.
Head baseball coach celebrates 200th win
PICKING OUT DENIM: Katelyn Dillard looks at a pair of jean shorts in the denim section at Pavement. Pavement buys and sells a lot of denim in all different styles, colors, and sizes to appeal to all kinds of shoppers. “I like the fact that there’s a lot of variety in denim and different brands,” Dillard said. “They just have a really good selection of jeans and other denim styles.”
The 'Dawgs love Pavement
CROWED SPACES: Students pour into the fine arts hall every day, and every day they walk past the newly installed mural. The new focal point of the hallway and transforming the steal and cold corridor into a piece of artwork. “I am always trying to improve my style whether that is changing the alphabet I have on rotation for a fresher look,” Horner said. “Or perfecting a personalized palette are ways that I am to continue growing as an artist.”
Dull to colorful with new murals
A SPARKLING INVENTORY: A shining array of formal dresses can be seen hanging on a clothing rack outside Kristin Mijares downstairs B-hall classroom. With the help of her community, Mijares was able to collect donated clothing items and provide Bowie students with free prom attire.
Affordable prom dresses offered to students
Engaging with students, Smith talks about valuable insights on plant care, ensuring they are equipped with the knowledge needed to nurture their plants with care and expertise.
Environmental program blossoms after plant sale success
The Dispatch Podcast | Episode 54
More in Podcasts
Keeping up with the bulldogs | Episode 1
Noah bout it Ep. 10
Noah bout' it Ep. 10
Noah Bout It Episode 9
Noah Bout' It Episode 9
Night After Podcast | Mamma Mia!
Traffic and Student Safety
Night After Podcast | Poor Things
Night After Podcast | Poor Things

The Dispatch

The student news site of James Bowie High School
The Dispatch • © 2024 • Advertise • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in
Donate to The Dispatch
$250
$750
Contributed
Our Goal

Comments (0)

Comment and tell us what you thought of the story:
All The Dispatch Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *