Girl Scout Cookie Season has Begun: Here is Everything You Need to Know
Cade Spencer, Managing Editor
January 17, 2020
The mouthwatering and addictive taste of the Thin Mints is an unparalleled experience. As the highly-anticipated Girl Scout cookie season begins, students are urgent to get their share of the classic treats. As of Jan. 15, the Girl Scout cookie season has officially begun and will continue until Feb. 23. ...
Attempted abduction in Southwest Austin
Shikha Patel, Online Managing Editor
January 14, 2020
On Friday, January 10th, the Austin Police Department released a statement in which they said a man attempted to abduct a female jogger earlier that morning. The incident occurred in southwest Austin near Escarpment Boulevard and Hillside Terrace Drive. Ashley Cuellar, the woman running at 5 a.m. ...
Bee keeping brings all the buzz
January 2, 2020
Wu receives grant to continue bee preservation on campus On Dec. 5 this year, junior Jayden Wu received a $1,500 grant from The Bee Cause Project and Whole Kids Foundation to start a beekeeping club at school. The club will allow students to handle bees kept on campus at the agriculture farm. They ...
PTSA workshops open to families
Arushi Sharma and Sammie Thompson
January 1, 2020
Emotional learning opportunities are offered to parents and teens over winter break As the holiday season and other end-of-year activities approach, stress levels rise and students have trouble finding a moment of peace in the midst of the chaos. Bowie’s Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) has...
Counselor Kim Libby lends a helping hand
Andrea Gonzalez, J1 Reporter
January 1, 2020
The 2019-2020 school year is Kim Libby’s second year counseling at Bowie High School. She works with students who have the last names beginning with A-Chai, 9th-12th grade and her office is located in the front office. “I heard a lot of good things about the school and wanted to work for AIS...
Halloween Costumes
Anna Sacy, J1 Reporter
December 31, 2019
With October being here, Halloween is just around the corner and students are enthusiastic about the holidays. Halloween is the one time a year where students have the freedom to be anyone they’d like. “For Halloween I wasn’t going to do anything too extravagant,” freshman Serena Cuzze said. ...
New decorations in the library
Oliva Walker, J1 Reporter
December 29, 2019
Starting this year, the library has taken on a new initiative to not only bring in students, but to also help celebrate diversity in a bright and colorful way, that also displays our selection of books and literacy our library has to offer. When walking towards the library, it is typical for people to no...
Homecoming Dance
Riley Payne, J1 Reporter
December 24, 2019
This year’s Homecoming Dance took place on Saturday, October 26. Everyday, the week leading up to the game and the dance is a spirit day. This gets students excited and ready to support their school.These days include tie dye day, animal day, and red out day. “Spirit days have always been something I ...
Vista Ridge TFA State Qualifying Tournament Results
Kaitlyn Zellner, Online Editor In Chief
October 28, 2019
This past weekend, members of the speech and the debate team competed at Vista Ridge High School TFA State Qualifier. The small squad took second place team sweepstakes and top honors in several events to secure five new state qualifications. Big congrats to Kaia Pierce for her triple qualification...