Spotlight Features

Tenth grader enjoys fitting in at Moore School

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Molly Cunningham couldn’t be happier than being a student at Moore High School. The sophomore transferred to Moore School last March, and finds it much to her liking.

Don’t judge this book by its cover

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“I am one year from graduating,” said Judith Gap junior Preston Abegglen, the “Harley Guy.”

Preston is one of the lucky students who has a firm grasp on what road he will travel in life.

“I want to become a Harley mechanic and be a good rider. I want to focus on getting to that adult stage and not have to deal with drama. I want to just get a good life set up,” said Preston.

That good life entails attending trade school right after high school and then heading to Arizona to learn how to service Harleys.

Hobson’s Karlee Morris addresses stressors and stress relievers

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“School can be a real stressor. My biggest struggle is getting interested in a subject. If I really address it I can get into it. So right now, lunch is my favorite subject,” said Hobson junior, Karlee Morris.

Princess Jasmine Brinley has plans to become Queen

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“I’ve been riding since I was 2,” said Jasmine Brinley.

Spotlight on Denton

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If you are looking at high school students in Denton, sophomore Austin Jessen is sure to stand out. The son of Jason and Jonna Jessen, Austin is working on a personal long-term goal - to donate his hair to Wigs for Kids.

Winnett student nominated for ‘Athlete of the Week’

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To say Cy Nunn, a 10th grader at Winnett High School, loves basketball might be an understatement. Cy said he’s been playing the game since he was big enough to

Winifred junior is a hard worker, both on the court and off

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Winifred High School junior Brody Geer grew up with a love of sports, from football and basketball to hunting and fishing. While living in a small town requires long-distance travel

Finding their future in FFA

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Attending school in a small rural area has both advantages and disadvantages, depending on your attitude. The opportunities available to students in smaller schools can be similar to those in

Junior Tim Snyder finds Moore the perfect place for a change of pace

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Tim Snyder is a junior, but he’s also in his first year of public school -- and enjoying it. Tim, a student at Moore High School, has been homeschooled for

Goddy Bandola: amused by music and the universe

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“I like to stay within the bounds of my imagination,” said Goddy Bandola. Goddy is a 14-year-old 8th grade Judith Gap student who philosophizes on the universe and is grounded

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