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The student news site of James Bowie High School

The Dispatch

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SAFETY GOES EVERYWHERE: LuluTag founder Karissa Lu holds up her QR coded water bottle while explaining how the technology helps students reconnect with lost belongings. Lu founded LuluTag in August after noticing overcrowded school lost and founds and realizing many students struggled to recover their items, inspiring her to create a low-cost, privacy-focused alternative to expensive GPS trackers.

Lost and found gets a digital makeover

Isadora Parra, Feature Page Editor June 2, 2026

Lost water bottles, backpacks, laptops, and other personal items are a common sight around campus, often piling up in overflowing lost-and-found bins with little chance of making their way back to their...

STUDYING FOR COMPETITION: Sophomore Dahlia Wildman studies sports medicine for her upcoming HOSA competition. Wildman joined the Bowie Sports Medicine program her sophomore year and plans to continue at least until the end of high school and is happy she found this passion of hers.

Winning is the best type of medicine

Madeline Whitten, Dispatch Reporter May 14, 2026

Anxiety and suspense fill sophomore Dahlia Wildman’s head as she sits next to her friends, knees tucked up against her chest, waiting for first place in sports medicine to be announced at the Health...

Navika Amar showcases her nails

Madeline Whitten, Dispatch Reporter May 11, 2026

The thin bristles of a brush coated in gel polish are wiped along the edge of a palette. Brush held steadily in their hand, the student’s mind is full of concentration and silence as they carefully paint...

CONVERSATIONS & CONNECTIONS: Roman Jacobs talks to a friend during lunch. Jacobs enjoys striking up conversation with as many people as possible, taking inspiration from his mom and sister's kindness.

Roman Jacobs spreads kindness

Charlote Schwarte, Objective Executive Editor May 6, 2026

With AP tests and graduation season creeping up on Bowie, stress and anxiety are not hard to find. But within the bustling, fast-paced environment, senior Roman Jacobs can be found hollering hello’s...

COMBING HER WAY TO SUCCESS: Sophomore Sara Fite trims junior Tallulah Boehk’s hair. Fite offers hair services as a way to support her hobby and hone her craft.

Hair becomes art in students hands

Savannah Riggins, Feature Editor March 17, 2026

In bedrooms turned makeshift salons and kitchens under early morning lights, frustration has been replaced with confidence. Fly-aways are laid to rest, and curls are coaxed into order. At the center of...

SILKY STRINGS - Physics teacher Nicolas Koslan shows off his personal guitar that he often has in the classroom to play. His is new to the school, but has already shared his skills with other departments like orchestra and band.

Koslans skills go beyond teaching

Zoe Stover, Dispatch Reporter March 9, 2026

Gliding his hands over the strings, his fingers hit each musical note effortlessly. He finds himself lost in the song, mesmerized by the world of sound that surrounds him. As the chorus rises to its climax,...

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