In the midst of some notable new changes of the new 2025-2026 school year, the update to exemptions is prominent. The informational papers that are located in the main hallway and classrooms give a full...
As of Sept. 1, 2025, Senate Bill 12 went into action, affecting school districts all throughout Texas. The new Texas law establishes stronger parental consent on topics such as sex education and health,...
Senior Mihika Manocha wanted her voice to be heard. She was terrified of the political changes in Texas and wanted to send a message to the people. So she decided to email every single publisher in Texas,...
Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump has issued multiple executive orders regarding Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs in education. On April 3, the Department of Education issued...
Casey Carter, Publications liaison
• January 19, 2025
This school year, construction crews have taken over the campus. The 2019 CFISD Bond is in full effect as the building is being completely renovated.
Assistant Principal Les Sarles oversees any construction...
Recently, the CFISD school board discussed the future of the Personal, Academic, and Career Exploration course, or PACE, but no action has been taken yet. PACE is a required semester length class designated...
From college fairs to contests, the Texas Thespian Festival is an anticipated event for theater troupes around the state to attend. This year, our school’s Troupe 7050 has traveled four hours for the...
Many high school students like to play something called the Grade- Point Average or the GPA game. It is a form of selecting the courses that will grant them the highest amount of points to achieve the...
Among this year’s notable changes, students have noticed a rise in students being dress coded. The student handbook holds the guidelines for all schools in the district to follow. From time to time,...
When the school hallways were crammed with students trying to get to class in under six minutes, there was one room that remained peaceful and quiet.
When the cafeteria was filled with hundreds of students...
Brandon Bartos, a sophomore, was forced to walk outside in the pouring rain as he had no other way of getting home. Soaked and irritated, he didn’t notice as he tripped—and his Chromebook went with...
Casey Carter, Publications liaison
• November 22, 2024
Due to budget cuts, the school removed late buses. This affected Academic Wednesdays, which played a role in the success of many athletes.
According to Principal Lloyd Turner, the decision was made...
