The final choir concert of the year “Night at the Grammys” pulled out all the stops. Each song they performed had its own set of lighting and costumes. They performed various Grammy winning songs...
As the school year comes to an end, students and staff have their summer plans set in stone and are excited to be free of reality. While some students and teachers stick to one target spot, some are going...
Logging into her Yale student portal on Thursday, March 28, senior Zahra Bakrin '24 had no idea her life was about to change. With nerves fluttering with anticipation, she pressed the dreadful status update...
Due to the hard work of three freshman, many less fortunate areas in the Greater Houston area were able to receive much needed donations. A fundraiser called Thrive4Youth has raised over $2000 in revenue...
The new crochet club will submit a picture of their crochet tower for the Guiness Book of World Records. They began knitting their tower during the Fall semester, and are hoping to finish it on March...
A big decision students have to make is whether they take an online or in-person class. Online school can be a better or a similar experience to in-person school. Sometimes people don’t learn as much,...
The 2023 Katy ISD Progress Show was held December 7 & 8 in the LD Robinson Pavilion at the Katy ISD Ag Center. Many Jordan Future Farmers of America members showed off the progress of their livestock...
The second annual Senior Sail kicked off with a splash on Friday, November 10th. Participating teams constructed handmade boats out of cardboard and duct tape, which they raced across the natatorium’s...
History was made at the first signing ceremony of the year, held on November 8th. A total of eight athletes signed their National Letter of Intent, committing themselves to continuing their athletic endeavors...
Year-long fish tank projects are beginning in aquatic science classes for a hands-on approach to learning.
“It gives us an opportunity to connect in something different than classwork,” Aquatic...
The second annual homecoming parade allowed students to go out and raise school spirit.
“I’m the first and original student council advisor for Jordan. I started the parade,” AP...
High School drama is always a problem, and one that is most often solved by those least involved: adults. The peer mediator program hopes to turn this dynamic on its head by instead empowering students...
