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Recite it! Reciting the pledge, students apart of the National Junior Honor Society recite the pledge for the program. They are reciting the pledge after the advisor repeats line after line. NJHS made me realize there are more than just important grades, 8th grader Jordan Wright said.
NJHS, You Should Probably Write This Down
Stay loose! 8th grader Vivian Beeby stretches out before a meet. Beeby placed 12th in her category, breaking her previous record. “I like the sense of accomplishment after I run,” Beeby said.
Chasing your goals
Scrumptious rolls. On the opposite side of the lunch line, Benson spends her time either making new meatball subs or communicating to students. Benson and other lunchladys collaborate with AMS to plan meals together and boost each other. The meals are good in taste and in quality, Benson said.
Meatball lovers rejoice!
Officer boltwood siting in his chair
Improvements to IDs Coming Soon
MLK Statue Built, This is What Students Think
MLK Statue Built, This is What Students Think
Stay loose! 8th grader Vivian Beeby stretches out before a meet. Beeby placed 12th in her category, breaking her previous record. “I like the sense of accomplishment after I run,” Beeby said.
Chasing your goals
On your marks. Placing her foot behind the starting line, 8th grader XC runner, Avery Jeter takes a deep breath. Her first ever XC meet of the season, a 2 mile-long run held at Azle.  When I put my foot on the starting line thats when it hit me that this was my first meet of the season and I wanted to do great. Said 8th grader, Avery Jeter. I needed to be confident in myself in order to do good.
Running for success
Did you hear that? 8th Grade A-team player Charlotte Gartner is serving to score the last few points in the game. This was their last game against Everman and the final score was 25-8 the first set, and 25-6 the second. This was such an amazing season. We are such a talented group and seeing us get even better was amazing, Gartner said.
Keeping it Loud
HF Stevens gets shattered by Bearcats
HF Stevens gets shattered by Bearcats
Ladycats Prove Their Basketball Skills
Ladycats Prove Their Basketball Skills
Hometown Rivals
Notable nourishment! Jakes Burger has a wide variety of food to offer, and they are all quality. The menu is mostly based on burgers, but they have quite a few more options in store.
Jakes Burger: A Few-Flaw Favorite
Is P2 Helpful or Not?
Sound The Alarm
Officer boltwood siting in his chair
Improvements to IDs Coming Soon
Do It! The feeling of doing things for the school Mallory Morgan 8th grade president of the student council. Photo by Emma Mangels
The Road to Greatness
Lighten Up!
Officer boltwood siting in his chair
Improvements to IDs Coming Soon
The Daily Quote
The Daily Quote
Athletic Offseason food drive ends in 100+ donations
New Creations. Angelica Arreguin was creating a toy for a kid with disabilities in design and modeling. She had been recently designing a toy that would be shapes that you can put through and match. I believe there should be toys made for kids with disabilities.
Friends Come and Go
5, 6, 7, 8! Dancing for Coach Kathryn Reeves, 8th graders Ruby Wilson and Destiny Deason lifts Selah Rabalais. During class students learned their routine for the fall show. Being lifted Is kinda scary, but also its also really fun, Said Rabalais.
Dancing for Spirit
Morning Routine. Spending her morning in the 8th-grade hallway, 8th-grader Alexa Elmore scrolls through her phone. Elmore normally gets to school around 8:15 and hangs out with her friends. We should be allowed to be in other places than the hallway, Alexa said, if we could be in the cafeteria, we would have plenty of space and not have to be clumped into one tiny hallway.
Calming the Chaos
New things, anyone? This is the sixth graders second cycle of wearing IDs, something new to them. Students work while wearing their IDs daily. Its new, sixth grader Caleb Lancaster said, Were not used to it.
Sixth graders opinions on new IDs
Officer boltwood siting in his chair
Improvements to IDs Coming Soon
James Boltwood loves singing in choir with his friends. Boltwood is preparing for his upcoming Christmas show by singing The Grinch. I enjoy singing The Grinch since it means a lot to many people. Boltwood said.
You’re a mean one Mr. Grinch
Cheer away. 7 and 8 grade students doing a cheer routine at a weekly middle school home game. That night Aledo took the win with the support of our cheerleaders. That night was a successful game, we had so much fun cheering! says Holland Fay.
Cheer away
Remember the Alamo! 7th grade Addisyn Hogue and Emily Garcia are working on the Alamo Project in Mr Landrums social studies class. In the background was 80s music to give them more of a fun experince with such a diflicult topic!
Remember The Alamo!
Shield up! Wearing a Captain America shirt, 7th grader Kinley Pavelka does her science work. Today was Red Ribbon Weeks Dress Like A Super Hero Day. Red Ribbon Week is a good cause, and I wanted to participate, Pavelka said.
Shield Up!
The Daily Quote
The Daily Quote

The Rewind

The Rewind
Recite it! Reciting the pledge, students apart of the National Junior Honor Society recite the pledge for the program. They are reciting the pledge after the advisor repeats line after line. NJHS made me realize there are more than just important grades, 8th grader Jordan Wright said.

NJHS, You Should Probably Write This Down

Libby Kirkland, Reporter
November 15, 2023
Stay loose! 8th grader Vivian Beeby stretches out before a meet. Beeby placed 12th in her category, breaking her previous record. “I like the sense of accomplishment after I run,” Beeby said.

Chasing your goals

Lily Zimmerman, Reporter
October 30, 2023
Scrumptious rolls. On the opposite side of the lunch line, Benson spends her time either making new meatball subs or communicating to students. Benson and other lunchladys collaborate with AMS to plan meals together and boost each other. The meals are good in taste and in quality, Benson said.

Meatball lovers rejoice!

Christian Carver, Editor-In-Chief
October 24, 2023
Officer boltwood siting in his chair

Improvements to IDs Coming Soon

Owen Brentlinger, Marketing Editor
March 2, 2023
MLK Statue Built, This is What Students Think

MLK Statue Built, This is What Students Think

Christian Carver, Editor-In-Chief
February 27, 2023
HF Stevens gets shattered by Bearcats

HF Stevens gets shattered by Bearcats

Christian Carver, Editor-In-Chief
February 24, 2023

Athletic Offseason food drive ends in 100+ donations

Christian Carver, Editor-In-Chief
February 23, 2023
Aledo Reads

Aledo Reads

Owen Brentlinger, Marketing Editor
February 23, 2023
Ladycats Prove Their Basketball Skills

Ladycats Prove Their Basketball Skills

Christian Carver, Editor-In-Cheif
February 23, 2023
Honoring All Who Served

Honoring All Who Served

Emma Hankins, Photo/Video Editor
February 16, 2023
More speed! Seventh-grade student Jacob Shawver moves through the lines without being passed by. Its so much quicker now, Shawver said. The updated lines allow students such as Shawver to move through the lines without being cut in front of. (Photo courtesy by Phebe Miller)

Hot, hot, hot new lunches

Phebe Miller, Copy Editor
February 16, 2023
MMS Boys Face off Against AMS

MMS Boys Face off Against AMS

Landon Bell, Staffer
February 16, 2023
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