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The student news site of James Bowie High School

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The student news site of James Bowie High School

The Dispatch
Dylan Zellner

Dylan Zellner, Opinion Editor

Hello, I’m Dylan Zellner and this will be my third year on the Dispatch staff. I enjoy off-roading in my free time and listening to music. It’s my senior year and I plan on going to college out of state.

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Teachers are continuing to leave due to the lack of support provided to them. They’re underpaid and the programs they wrestle into continued existence are underfunded with their value and efforts unrecognised.

The district has lost sight of what is truly important

January 2, 2023
Littering on campus can easily be seen as disrespecting Bowie and AISD, but the administration isn’t affected by this. Texas is.

Don’t Mess with Texas: Littering piles up & poisons parking

December 9, 2022
HELPING HANDS: As the tents were set up with different organizations underneath each one, each non-profit had a different activity to offer. Activities ranged from button making, visiting with puppies, making bracelets and many different things for all different age groups.

Bowie band gives back through different organizations

May 3, 2022
ENGAGING IN GAMES: Senior Kelli Robinson plays card games with her Mills Elementary PALee. The PAL students go every Tuesday and Thursday to local elementary schools.

Guardian angels guiding young minds

November 22, 2021
LENDING A HELPING HAND: Mental Health Professional Amanda Toohey works to help students in her office. Toohey refers students to different forms of mental health resources to assist in the mental health of students.

Counseling helps struggling students

October 27, 2021
In a time of adversity, humor can be used to help shine a light on people’s views as well as grow relationships in a time of distance.

Gen Z has turned humor into a coping mechanism

April 12, 2021
College Board will be using AP classes to see students’ strength in specific subjects. They are doing this to reduce the demands on students and to utilize AP.

College board getting rid of SAT subject tests and optional essay

January 27, 2021
After the electoral college vote, in which Biden is projected to officially surpass the 270 votes needed, the next step will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 20 at noon, where the President-elect will officially become the 46 President of the United States, according to USA.gov.

2020 Election Reflection

December 7, 2020
Investigation into the biases of popular news sources

Investigation into the biases of popular news sources

November 26, 2020
Biden/Harris Lawn Sign by slgckgc is licensed under CC BY 2.0

Joe Biden expected to win presidency as Trump Administration claims voter fraud

November 18, 2020
A guide to voting for the upcoming election.

Opinion : The platforms behind the 2020 candidates

November 1, 2020
In a time where we are dependent on technology it can be a pain to not be able to use it. There are constant issues that can ruin anyone’s entire week and force them to fall behind in all your classes. An AISD chrome book are used daily by many students throughout campuses. There can be many technological issues.

How to powerwash school chromebooks and tech curbside information

October 27, 2020
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