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Campus considers teacher reward program

December 21, 2007
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Participation in UIL academics December 21, 2007 Read more » • Small town citizens make it big in part due • State champions manage to keep winning spiri • Families practice holiday traditions • Great drama-if a bit cliched-offered by • 'Guitar Hero 3' takes center stage • 'Ratatouille' excellent family movie • Nintendo Wii's 'Tiger Woods '08' seems more • Cooking that perfect bird not as difficult • Students count their blessings • Elementary fair raises $5,000 • High School plans shattered • High school teachers combines enthusiasm for • Super soldier game released • Spidey slings into theaters • Reznor rates high on music charts • Gamming company, Activision, debuts new • Bouldin directs farewell performance • 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' • Backstage secrets revealed • Actors debate value of experience inside the • Daycare nurtures teachers', local children • REd dress alert • (Product) red helps fight against HIV/AIDS • Harry Potter craze starts agian with release • Zakk Wylde unveils album • God of War 2: The end begins • Guitar Hero II debuts on 360 • Games, music popular pastimes on the... • Email, IM speed lines of communication • Online shopping offers advantages • Majority of students use MySpace • Junior spends semester in Italy • Choking game threaten students' • Personal safety concerns many • 5 easy ways to save • Next-gen consoles battle head-to-head • Old game brought back for new players • Fans await album debut of Black Stone Cherry • 'Assassin's Creed' to showcase... • 'Happy Feet' not just another penguin film • RJA features compassionate lyrics • 'Eragon' pleasing to fantasy game players • Students choose to give homemade presents • Random, unexpected gifts provide variety... • Holidays can place stress on relationships • Opportunities exist to give to less... • Romances offer reason for drama • Signs of trouble often overlooked • High school realtionships have effect on... • Sr. need to research col. deadlines • From the library • Most colleges require entrace exams such as • Scholarships consider more than just grades • Students plan career choices • Megargel students share thoughts about chang • Teachers request stockings for soldiers dona • Student receives inspiration for music from • Concurrent enrollment courses available • Traveler's Tales revamps 'Lego Star Wars' ga • British remake 'School for Scoundrels' recei • Prequel keeps readers guessing	Seniors taking GED tryout study raise money December 21, 2007 Read more » • The Principal's Office • From the Library • Snack depot return welcome • From the Library • Superintendent Speaks • Student gives advice to others • From the Library • More gun control laws not solution • School messenger system • Students need to take time occasionally just • Staff Stance • Criticism of military shows lack of respect • Go big or small • Shopping becomes pricey situation • Service, leadership opens doors • Activity Period • Counselor offers tips for applying for.... • Fairness questioned • Life distracts little things • Staff Stance • Success in life requires setting goals early • Parents need to pay attention to teens • Internet and children • Internet and children • Poser no longer carries same meaning	Varsity Wildcats December 21, 2007 Read more » • JV prepares for district • 8th boys victorious in Archer City tournamen • 7th boys struggle with fundamentals • JV girls basketball off to rough start • Varsity girls basketball faces adversity • 8th grade Ladycats strive to achieve goals • Players, coaches set high expectations for 7 • Springer advances to state comp. • Junior varsity baseball team finishes season • Sports banquet gives award to honor athletes • Golf team goes to state, takes fourth • Tennis team competes at district tournament • Wildcats to battle Dawson • Softball finishes as area champs • Softball play their best in tough district.. • JH track members run in Archer, Olney • Tennis team serves up wins • Cheerleaders chosen for 2007-08 • JV baseball team on 3-game winning streak • Discus, High jmp, Relay Oh my! • Wildcat baseball team domiates early • Golf team hitting well, up to par • Wildcats fight to stay alive • JV ends season with a 9-4 record • Softball begins with high expectations • JV girls continue despite losses • 7th girls end season on winning note • Ladycats exceed expectations • 8th boys win district tournament • Season brings better skills for 7th boys • Wildcats end season as area champions • Ladycats suffer lack of experience • 8th grade on a winning streak • 7th boys off to winning record • JV girls have rough start during preseason • 7th girls 'improved each game' • 8th girls see addition of new coach • Jv undefeated in district • Varsity cheerleaders to compete at nationals • Cross Country wins district • Wildcats stumble afer dominating • With high expectations JV still undefeated • Eighth graders redeem themselves afer losin • Seventh grade continues their winning streak • District Champs: • JH volleyball teams work to improve

Breaking Stories

• Campus considers teacher reward program
• NHS inducts 15
• JH OAP receives third place at competition
• Spanish teacher serves time in reserves unit
• Students compete in UIL
• FFA prepares for county show
• Band performs Christmas concert
• FCCLA elects officers, celebrates holidays
• Seniors taking GED tryout study raise money
• The Principal's Office

Current News Stories

• Campus considers teacher reward program
• NHS inducts 15
• JH OAP receives third place at competition
• Spanish teacher serves time in reserves unit
• Students compete in UIL
• FFA prepares for county show
• Band performs Christmas concert
• FCCLA elects officers, celebrates holidays
• Band earns trip to state contest
• On-campus dual-credit courses offered
• School wins sweepstakes award
• NHS promotes 'Character Counts'
• Powder puff serves good cause
• Pals help with carnival
• Seniors Raise money
• FFA holds annual sale
• Jh students rehearse play
• Superintendent Speaks
• New ipod offers more options with video
• Students compete, win at UIL competitions
• Quill and Scroll honors, inducts
• Ex-principal returns to campus
• Band member to perform solo at state
• Fifh graders write letters to soldiers
• Phillips retires after 19 years
• FCCLA member spend Saturday at Renaissance
• PALS accompany kindergartners
• Students participate, receive awards in UIL
• Solo, ensemble members earn ratings
• Elementary principal resigns position due to
• FCCLA begins spring projects
• Willett tosses perfect game
• students can earn college credit for free
• Teens need to think before they act
• Awards program to feature change of time
• From the library
• School institutes new programs for parents
• Band members head to solo, ensemble contest
• Baking up storms
• Students place in UIL meet
• FFA, 4-H students compete for local county..
• UIL team wins first at Haskell
• PALS shoot hoops, tutor elementary math
• Cast prepares a 'Midsummer's NIght Dream'
• Honor society members plans trip to Dallas..
• From the library
• Honor society to induct members
• Seventh, eighth grade girls participate in..
• MS students honor veterans
• Online driver's education course offered
• Bands perform Christmas concert, compete...
• Criswell participates in FFA talent...
• FCCLA elects new officers
• Junior high to put on show
• Students attend leadership conference
• NHS to sponsor blood drive
• FFA wraps up fundraiser, elects officers
• PALs implement community service
• FCCLA begins activities
• Studnets mourn Staley
• Elementary to perfom Nov.16

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