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How Has First Priority Impacted Cypress Creek?

How Has First Priority Impacted Cypress Creek?

Haylee Stephenson, Photographer/writer
December 6, 2024
Mrs. Adley is discussing the agenda to the class of 28’ SGA. President Aubrey Lachance says “We were discussing things like pep rallies, upcoming fundraisers and more”.

Indoor Percussion Returns

Layla Hershberger, Photographer/Writer
December 6, 2024
Beneath what’s seen. Senior Lindsey Overland shows off her newest AP Art piece at Art Club, displaying her talent and ideas through her medium. AP Art students are all allowed to create what they desire with whatever medium, but all work has to be based on one central idea that will be on their portfolio. “I chose a sheep because they’re usually seen as weak or obedient, and she’s not enjoying being portrayed this way.”

Showing Your Marks

Autumn Krapfl, Photographer/Writer
December 6, 2024
Swampy life. John Hershberger’s home has gone from a clean cut home to a moist, smelly home. And he wants it back. “I ripped all the floors out to get the river out from under the boards. It smells gross, like mildew and wet grass.”

Hurricane Helene: Fighting for recovery

Layla Hershberger, Photographer/Writer
December 5, 2024
“Deaf Awareness”. In ASL classroom Deaf student Jamon Kisler is included with all of his classmates in his ASL 1 Class with his enterpator.

Sign it up

Michael Lopez, Photographer/writer
December 5, 2024
A stunning view. The ocean spanned out below them. The family was thankful for the perfect view from above. Lori said, “I was so happy with the view because we got to see sea turtles every day. It was a nice experience.”

The Ironman

Kaylee Thompson, Writer/ Photographer
December 4, 2024
Sophomore Emery Farmer focused on the process of turning inspiration into art. “I would definitely recommend this class to someone who is interested in art,” Farmer.

Anything is Art

Grace Reynolds, Photographer/Writer
November 21, 2024
Promise Prizes, Drug free bracelets are handed out to students that sign the pledge as a reward for their pledges. Criminal justice competition team members helped oversee the table and ensured students received their wristbands and Junior Kyran Burkes said “

The Need to Be Drug Free

Noel Santiago and Taaha Khan
November 20, 2024
Takhmina Almazbekova is on a boat on Lake Kolsay. The lake is surrounded by high mountains which makes Lake Kolsay a favourite place for mountain tourists.

Big country, even bigger dreams.

Khalida Yuldasheva, Photographer/Writer
November 15, 2024
Hallway Election. The history classes at Cypress Creek high school held a mock election on November 1st , 2024. Students were given the opportunity to vote on actual issues and political candidates in this mock election, showcasing their political views in a setting that promoted civic involvement. "I wanted to participate and feel a part of something that mattered,” said freshman Jackson Bryant.

Students Cast Their Votes in the 2024 Mock Elections

Emily Natera, Photographer/writer
November 15, 2024
Future Focus, National English Honor Society club sponsor Ms. Saly meets with NEHS officers with the focus of future planning. This brainstorming session was into member recruitment. President Camryn Paradise said, “It wasn’t as strict because we do want to open it up to everybody, we built it up from the ground up last year into a full-blown chapter and actually making it an Honors society.”

Celebrating English

Noel Santiago, Autumn Krapfl, and Layla Hershberger
November 14, 2024
Baggy is best. From his go to shop” Zumiez” Dromgoole rocks the baggy look with his Empyre skate pants.” I feel like baggy pants are so underrated. It’s comfortable, and makes you look stylish, why wouldn't you where it?” said Dromgoole.

Teen Spirit

Layla Hershberger, Photographer/Writer
November 13, 2024
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