A Jag Journal article headlined “Teacher Distributes Alcohol To Students” was removed by Hays CISD officials on March 19. District officials later wrote and published a retraction statement under no...
Mallory Russell was born under a special star. She doesn’t know what it means but that's what her mom always tells her. When Mallory was hesitating, her mom always gave her the little push she needed...
Striding through the halls of Johnson High with bright, vibrant, fun colors. Standing at about 5’9” here comes the one and only Ms. Ivey! Never failing to put smiles on students and staff alike, Ms....
Over the years, the girls of Las Valentina’s club have heard the same thing: they’re too white to hang out with the Hispanic kids, they’re also too Hispanic to hang out with the white kids.
“So...
Third times the charm, and for JHS this will be their third class of graduates in the five years that they’ve been open. More than 600 seniors are attending this year, compared to the thousands of underclassmen.
Homecoming...
On April 29, the senior class GPAs were finalized for their last class ranking. Natalie Threatt found out that she earned the spot of valedictorian on Monday by being called down to principal Brett Miksch’s...
On April 21 and 22, the Rosettes performed their Spring Show, Encore, at the Hays Performing Arts Center. At the beginning of the event, the seniors on the team were honored with the Moe and Gene Dance,...
As one of the greatest theater programs, JHS theater is acting the part. Recently, the theater program advanced to and competed in the UIL district competition. Their show titled Dark Roads is an important...
Your first time attending a concert or listening to a band you love is a lasting memory that will stick with you for life. Your first time creating your own band? That memory will burn even brighter.
Senior...
