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ENN Season 12, Episode 9

October 10, 2024
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Outside the school at 5 a.m., juniors Madison Koepp, Nuala Adams and Landon Byrom pack their equipment into a district travel car. Broadcast and newspaper students traveled to San Antonio for the TAJE Fall Fiesta convention Oct. 14. New district travel guidelines restrict CTE, Fine Arts and Academic Competition groups' ability to travel.
District updates travel guidelines
Trophy case open, film adviser Michael Logan showcases awards his team has achieved over the years. The film program won first at UIL state last year. On Oct. 15 the team will leave to go to New York City. They will be attending the All American High School Film Festival and compete throughout the week.
Film program speaks up on new travel policies
As she holds her medal, senior Regan Reed laughs with family and friends. Reed finished in 17th place on the varsity girl's team. The teams run the UIL 6A–District 6 meet tomorrow.
Cross-country teams prepare for UIL 6A–District 6 championships
Government teacher Rod McCall gives his third-period senior students reasons to get their voices heard by registering to vote for Election Day, which will be Nov. 5. “I tell the seniors year after year,” McCall said. “If the senior class were to go vote, they could alter Collin County politics.”
Growing importance of youth voting this election cycle
As she leads the class, choir director Crystal Chamberlain prepares to check in with her students. Chamberlain leads the choir program alongside director Tate Keen. This year, choort students will go on a trip to Fort Worth. Due to the new district travel policies, fine art programs can only travel out of state for trips that aren't for competition once every four years.
Travel guidelines impact fine arts
Founders of the Prosper fencing club, Daniel Adkins and Nathaniel Ray. They've already held their first meeting and others will be scheduled soon. “Fencing is important to me because it’s separate from other sports. We have this huge football mentality,” Ray said. “I consider fencing more of a martial arts sport, and I don’t see enough support for it, so I figured it’s cool.”
Fighting with foil: fencing makes its way to school club list
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