Category: Features

James Garza

Moving Forward Quicker Towards the Future Madilyn Mendiola (8) Most students would let an injury prevent them from playing sports or living their life. Although this is the case for most students, this is not the case for James Garza. James reached out to the Journalism department and wanted to have an interview because in…Continue Reading James Garza

Angel Ramirez

Swimmers Take Your Marks- Go! Gianna Marques-Ozuniga (7) How It Came to Be  Since around the age of 6 years old, Angel Ramirez has built a passion for swimming.  “It keeps me entertained. It’s a fun sport and I have gotten to meet a lot of people from all over the city.” Now, she is…Continue Reading Angel Ramirez

Crazy Crocheting

Crazy Crocheting Savanna Davis (7) Did you know that in Ireland crocheting saved lives? It’s true crocheting saved Ireland from the depths of potato famine. Even though here at school there aren’t any life-saving crocheting stories, here is our fellow Jag, Lillian Hubberd’s, path to crocheting. Meet Lillian, as her friends call her, Lily! She’s…Continue Reading Crazy Crocheting

Softball Girls

Three Strikes, You’re Out By: Tami Neal “There’s no crying in baseball!” A famous quote from the movie A League of Their Own brought attention to women’s softball.  When we think of students playing sports, softball isn’t one that’s on the top of many people’s list.  Jordan is lucky to house many athletes with all…Continue Reading Softball Girls

Christmas’ Across the Seas

Christmas’ Across the Seas By: Savanna Davis (7) Christmas, a fun holiday for the whole family. You get to unwrap presents and have quality family time, but what about how people in different parts of the world celebrate? Or, if they celebrate something else how do they celebrate that? Wonder no more, here are Christmas’…Continue Reading Christmas’ Across the Seas

Summer Fun

All Over the Place By: Elizabeth Robinett, 8th Grade Could you ever imagine moving from a place you’ve lived at your whole life to a place that you know barely nothing about? 6th grader, Danielle Robinett and her family of 7 moved from Fayetteville, Arkansas to San Antonio, Texas in early July. That’s over a…Continue Reading Summer Fun