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TASTY TREATS On Friday, April 28, 2023, the class of 2025 along with a collaboration with Desi Club, is selling fried Oreos. Students can buy either 2 for $4, 3 for $5, or 5 for $8. Having to juggle both food frenzy and Class Wars, class of 2025 officer Meerab Arif is very ecstatic to start selling for their final food frenzy of the year, “We’re very excited to end our food frenzy and we figured why not go all out with something crazy like deep fried Oreos,” Arif said. “But alongside food frenzy plans, we’re also making plans for Class Wards and while I can disclose anything currently, I can only say that we are planning the class social to decorate the class shirts with co’ 24 & 26, and it’s going to be super fun!”

Class of 2025 Sells Fried Oreos to Raise Money

Written by Khoa Nguyen
May 13, 2023
‘A’ FOR EXCELLENCE On Tuesday, May 2nd, 2023, sophomore Mai Nguyen prepares to take her AP Psychology test. As it is her first AP test, shes very hesitant and quite nervous. And as she reviews former testing material she tries her hardest to do her very best. “I’m not thinking that I’ll get a high score but what I can do is try my best and just do what I can,” Nguyen said.

10 Questions with Mai Nguyen

Written by Khoa Nguyen
May 13, 2023
TIME TO COMPREHEND The English II EOC is administered to sophomores on Wednesday, April 19, 2023. Han Vu, a sophomore, completes practice assignments on IXL provided by her English teacher, Nakethia Alexander, as she adjusts to the new changes placed on the EOC, The assignments are a lot, but I think theyre quite helpful, said Vu. The majority of the work involves grammar and vocabulary, but some of it also involves composition. So far, I feel reasonably well-prepared.

Sophomores take the English II EOC

Written by Khoa Nguyen
April 23, 2023
The Class of 2025 holds a formal meeting with its officers on Friday, April 14, 2023, to talk about the Class Wars shirts. The officers consider a variety of designs before settling on one that would work for the entire sophomore class. Working on the shirt design, Class of 2025 officer, Loreal Long is excited to see the outcome of the final product, While were still debating, weve set on a design we think everyone would love, not just for class wars but also as a regular ty-shirt as well, Long said. The design itself is a tiger holding a baseball bat, wearing a bandanna, and a fire effect behind it.

Class of 2025 Prepares for Class Wars

Written by Khoa Nguyen
April 23, 2023
GLORY DAY The complete chorale gave a performance for UIL on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 at Westbury Church in Katy, Texas. Both the tenor-bass and soprano-altos performed, each of which included a different song selection, and both received a score of 1 for their sight-reading and performances. After working hard for many weeks, either in class or after school, they were successful and received a trophy to mark their achievement. “I honestly liked it quite a bit, it was fun because not only did we get to skip school, we got to hang out and make music in such a big area.” Nguyen said. “Being in choir makes me appreciate being in choir because it challenges my musical ability. I love making music with the rest of the choir members because whenever its done right, it sounds amazing with every different voice.”

Choir Chorale Performs for UIL

Written by Khoa Nguyen
April 13, 2023
10 Questions with Manar Al-Gburi

10 Questions with Manar Al-Gburi

Written by Khoa Nguyen
April 13, 2023
ASSESSING THE FUTURE Jenny Nguyen, a sophomore who had attended Kerr for two years, found it difficult to find the right drive to continue her studies there. She discovers additional opportunities that could make her enjoy her time in school. She gradually comes to the realization that Kerr stresses her out because of its competitive nature. She thinks she would feel better about her situation if she left Kerr and went to a less competitive school, like Hastings.

10 Questions with Jenny Nguyen

Written by Khoa Nguyen
March 30, 2023
THINKING ADVANCED The officers of the class of 2025 are planning a meeting for Thursday, March 30, 2023, on Wednesday, March 29, 2023, to make a final decision regarding their April class mixer. Although many suggestions were made, it proved challenging to come up with one winning concept for their mixer because everyone had so many options. Isabella Le, the class officer, expressed her confidence in the mixer after their meeting: I feel like it is a good idea for our class to get together and participate in activities that will engage in class bonding.

Class of 2025 Plans for Spring Mixer

Written by Khoa Nguyen
March 30, 2023
Food Frenzy Comes and Serves

Food Frenzy Comes and Serves

Written by Khoa Nguyen
February 22, 2023
UPCOMING DAYS The sophomore class held a required meeting at the library on Wednesday, February 15, 2023 for the first 15 minutes of the first, second, and fourth periods. In which Denae Aquil, a counselor and staff member, presented a session on graduation requirements as well as the differences between AP and dual credit courses. Guillermo Palacios, a sophomore, has made a few changes to his junior calendar in light of what he learned from the lecture. “This will affect my Junior schedule as depending on what classes I decided to take during my junior will depend on what extra curricucurricular I can do,” Palacios said. “But I still want to be able to take the classes I wont forensic science.”

Sophomores have a Mandatory Seminar

Written by Khoa Nguyen
February 20, 2023
There were employment offers for the summer on Tuesday, February 7, 2023, and one of those job offers was for a part-time life guard position. Bella Le, a sophomore, believes she doesnt meet the requirements even if she is interested in working over the summer. “I’m quite interested in the summer job or working in general because it’s a good way to spend summer and earn money at the same time,” said Le. “But sadly I don’t think I can do the job since I’m 15.”

In Search Of Summer Jobs

Written by Khoa Nguyen
February 13, 2023
POSSIBLY UPGRADING Juniors and sophomores had the option to take a seminar for dual credit from Monday, January 29, to Tuesday, January 30, 2023. In which they discovered the drawbacks and benefits of enrolling in a dual credit course as well as its prerequisites and exclusions. Rebekah Draper, a sophomore student, considers pursuing dual credit classes to avoid the time-consuming coursework of AP classes, despite the fact that it may seem frightening and unquestionably simple. Im considering taking dual credit since I see it is as a chance to save money and earn broth college and high school credit, while having the bonus of it being online, Draper said.

Understanding Dual Credit

Written by Khoa Nguyen
February 3, 2023
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