Every February, people around the world come together to celebrate Black History Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the contributions and leadership of Black pioneers who have shaped society...

     Since February is the month of love, StuCo and Hope Squad joined forces to spread love and joy around the school. The Student Congress wrote every student’s full name on a red heart and placed...

     As this school year inches closer to the end, high school seniors at Plano Senior are becoming wiser by the minute. With years of hard work, growth, and unforgettable memories behind them, they’re...

     Every year, on the third Monday of January, the nation takes a moment  to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He was not just a leader of the Civil Rights movement but he was...

     The girls basketball head coach, Shantell Pointer, is not only the head coach, but was also a student-athlete at Plano Senior. Pointer’s journey from a student-athlete to coaching the girls basketball...

     Thanksgiving morning often begins with the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, whether it’s on families’ television screens or if it’s floating firsthand past the audience in New York...

     The month of November is established as Native American Heritage Month, a month of celebrating resilience, identity and the significant impact Native Americans still have on society today. Learning...

     The students of Plano Senior High’s Theater program have poured their energy into bringing the magic of Puffs to life, ensuring the show embodies everything it’s meant to be. From the detailed...

     Twenty three years ago, on Sept. 11, terrorists attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, resulting in the deaths of 3,000 people and marking one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in U.S....

     The 2024 junior class president election has just ended, and after a close race, the junior class president has been announced as Liz Grandinetti. Her platform has focused on addressing the students’...

    When I was in the 8th grade, I used to sit next to a poster in my English class that read, “Be not afraid of growing slowly, be afraid of only standing still.” I’d roll my eyes at it every...

     The last 13 years of my life have been all about school. Not necessarily the classes I took or the homework I should have done, but about the friends I’ve made, the ways I’ve learned to grow,...