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Published Article Opposed By District Officials
April 2, 2024
Brett Miksch headshot submitted on Johnson High School homepage.
Principal Resigns After Five Years
April 1, 2024
Retraction Statement:Teacher Distributes Alcohol to Students
March 18, 2024
The JHS library was full of journalists from the central Texas region attending a midwinter journalism workshop on Jan. 25
Mid-Winter Journalism Workshop
February 2, 2024
Senior Noah Moore practicing his solo
Choir solo and ensemble
February 2, 2024
‘C’ day change to alternate ‘A’ and ‘B’ days
March 7, 2024
Illustration by Chloe Youngkin
Exhausting Hours at School
December 15, 2023
Illustration by Gabby Lee
Strict Tardy Policy
December 15, 2023
Illustration by Athena Metzger
Community Service is Required of Future Graduates
December 15, 2023
College and career center wall at JHS
College Admissions and Student Stress
February 23, 2023
A great hit: Senior Sydney Wagner takes a swing at the ball at the softball tournament on Thursday, Feb 29. The tournament went from Feb 29 to March 2, and Johnson lost against Flour Bluff 5-7. “Playing softball kind of feels like nothing else is around me and I’m just in the zone,” Wagner said. “I love that I don’t have anything else to worry about.”
Lady Jags Softball Face Loss
March 6, 2024
Cheer Rehearsals: Senior Alissa Palacios spiniting before routine at the Fort Worth Convention Center for the UIL Cheer competition on January 8. The school’s cheer team attended this years UIL State Spirit Competition that governs all of Texas’ sports, and to prepare for the hardy event the school’s cheer team practiced outside, going over the routine and counts for stunting. “Warm-ups are overwhelming because there are so many teams warming up at once and there’s so much yelling, but we all stayed pretty focused and didn’t falter,” freshman Alexis Martinez said. Photo Credit: Avery Humphries
Cheer UIL State Spirit Competition
February 29, 2024
For the Win: Varsity Baseball celebrates their victory against Del Valle. Last Tuesday, they lost 3-1, but this game gave them a 4-1 win. “It’s pretty competitive and pretty close,” Durham said. “During this game, luckily we were able to grab the lead, and we never let go of it.”
Hitting It Home
February 29, 2024
Junior co-captain Austin Martinez and freshman cheerleader Olivia Lawrence on mat during prelims.
Applause for Cheer
January 11, 2024
No hands in soccer
October 5, 2023
Jags at the end of the year
Jags at the end of the year
May 13, 2023
Jags at prom
Jags at prom!
April 6, 2023
Jags during spring break
Jags during spring break
March 23, 2023
Hungry Jags
Hungry Jags
February 23, 2023
Jags would you rather
Jags would you rather
February 11, 2023
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Published Article Opposed By District Officials
April 2, 2024
Starting Cosmetologists
Starting Cosmetologists
March 7, 2024
Finding an O2 Sensor: Junior Cooper Morgan opens up the hood to find the sensor in the automotive shop, because there was an O2 sensor that had been complained about by the owner of the car. “To fix a faulty oxygen sensor in a a car, first, use a diagnostic tool to find the damaged sensor. Then, lift the car safely, locate the sensor, and swap it out with a new one. Make sure to reset the car’s computer system after, for the new sensor to work correctly and this improves engine performance,” Cooper Morgan said. Morgan has been in automotive for three years so far, and has said he plans to do it for his senior year and pursue automotive engineering as his future career.
The Automotive Landscape
March 6, 2024
Bryce Dubrule
Forensic Science Class on January 31
February 5, 2024
Mallory Russell with her mom, Chantel Russell.
Senior Class President Models a True Jaguar
November 28, 2023
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Starting Cosmetologists

Starting Cosmetologists

Jayme Estrada, Writer
March 7, 2024
Learning new skills: Jocelyn Cruz wetting mannequin hair so the hair can hold to practice curls with hair rollers. She manually holds up the hair so she may work on the mannequins back hair. “I’m going to go to college so I can learn about business.” Jocelyn Cruz said. “ I want to go into doing nails.”

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Focusing on perfection: Lauren Aguero and Mary Alice Vigil focusing on their mannequin’s hair to perfect their technique on working with hair and curling it. The hair curling requires full focus in order to correctly tighten the hair around the roller. “I know I want to go to college, so I’m going to use my cosmetology knowledge to help me pay for that,” Vigil said.

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New nails, Who’s this?: Brylee Goodwin practices her nail technique on her friend by applying black nail paint on her friend’s nails. She takes her time as she’s a newcomer to the cosmetology class by concentrating on the nails. “I got into cosmetology because my mom is in cosmetology and I would also like to use it as a career path. I want to go into hair so I can work with people’s hair and do hair extensions,” Brylee Goodwin said. “I think I’ll either go to college or go work with my mom at her salon.”

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Weighed down wig: Anahi Vargas-Bravo inserts many hair rollers for hair curling and straightens the hair with a comb in order to get the hair to form a curl after the rollers are taken off. “I really liked the industry, I really like hair and beauty,” Anahi Vargas-Bravo said. “I would really like to work with hair, it makes me get to experience more.”

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Following behind dreams: Destiny Coneche curling the mannequin head’s fake hair with hair rollers. She later receives feedback from the cosmetology teacher on her technique. “My mom never got to finish for cosmetology,” Destiny Coneche said. “I wanted to finish her dream for her and open my own salon.”

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Trials of being taught the technique for hair: Eileen Zavala working hard on her mannequins hair with many types of hair accessories. She uses hair clips in order to hold the hair out of the way of the back of the mannequins head so she can work on the hair on the back side of the head. “I’ve always love doing my hair and makeup at home,” Eileen Zavala said. “I want to be a nail technician for a couple of years.”

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The JHS library was full of journalists from the central Texas region attending a midwinter journalism workshop on Jan. 25

Mid-Winter Journalism Workshop

Jayme Estrada, Staff Writer
February 2, 2024
The second floor hallway at Johnson tends to have the most congestion.

Johnson Hallways Overflow with Students

Jayme Estrada, Staff Writer
February 1, 2024

Hays District Weather Requirements for School Cancellations

Jayme Estrada, Staff Writer
January 12, 2024
Junior, Ruben Guerrero petting Ruthie who came for Mutts on Mondays on Oct. 16.

Dogs Days of Johnson

Jayme Estrada, Staff Writer
November 14, 2023
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