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Data collected from Austin ISD reports from the 2015-16 school year.
My life outside of school is dominated by white female literature. My mom, who...
Throughout her four years of high school, senior visual arts major Avery Johnson has explored many mediums of art, including drawing, ceramics, photography and jewelry. Of all of the arts classes she...
Emma's column originally appeared on the Youth Radio website. To see the original post, click here.
Gun ownership in Texas is treated as a birthright. Having grown up surrounded by this culture,...
How many colleges should seniors apply to? How far away is too far away? What kind of scholarships does each school offer? These are just a few of the questions that seniors have to face every day...
To understand Texas’s relationship with guns and gun control it is necessary to understand the historical context of the issue, and that history is a long one. Laws regulating the sale and use of...
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On March 6, Texans raced to the polls to cast their ballots in this year’s primary election. Since the 2016 presidential election,...
As the discussion over women’s rights dominates politics throughout the state and country, Texans continue to remember a landmark decision in the women’s rights movement. In 1973, the Supreme Court...
After the renaming of Robert E. Lee Elementary school to Russell Lee Elementary, AISD is taking action to change the names of other schools named after Confederate figures. There are five schools in...
In January, all McCallum students are slated to get district-issued Chromebooks. The laptops themselves are touch screen and can be transformed into tablets. Students will be allowed to take these computers...
For musical fine arts majors, the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) region audition process is a familiar one. Students perform in front of judges and are ranked against students from 22 other...
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McCallum’s literary magazine, Excalibur, held its fall Coffeehouse, a fundraiser to raise money for the publication, last Friday in the library during fourth period....
On the front lawn of the Texas Capitol, on the base of a statue erected in 1903, there is a plaque that reads “Died for State Rights guaranteed under the Constitution.” This statue, built to honor...
Recent political headlines reflect the public debate over the issue of refugees seeking asylum from countries affected by war and religious conflict. It is hard for the average American to humanize...
![Students from schools all across AISD raise signs and chant as the march towards the Capitol Building as part of the National Student Walkout to protest gun violence on April 20. “The reason I came is because three of my friends have died because of gun violence in the last two months,” Robert Spong said. “It is a defining issue and, [from] what I’ve seen today, I really think we’re going to make a change.” Photo by Kristen Tibbetts.](https://macshieldonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/kristen.tibbetts_walkout_03-900x706.jpg)
