The School Newspaper of Vista Ridge High School

The Word
The School Newspaper of Vista Ridge High School

The Word
The School Newspaper of Vista Ridge High School

The Word
Hair and makeup crew member, Avery Applegate, creates the perfect hairdo for Chanse Solis who played Black Stache.

The Magic Behind The Curtain

Matilda Prado, Staff Reporter
October 7, 2024
The Rushings smile for a photo, enjoying some of the time they get together outside of school.

Love On The Job

Ada Myrick, Editor-in-Chief
October 4, 2024
Junior Jennavee Jensen spikes the ball, right side over the net scoring Vista a point during set 2

Photo Gallery: Varsity Volleyball 9/9

Michelle Faghih, Staff Reporter
October 3, 2024
Freshman Receiver Luke Fiore is locked in, taking every word from the coach to dominate the next play against Bowie at Home.

Photo Gallery: Freshmen Football 9/4

Van Ha Juarez, Staff Reporter
September 27, 2024
Christian Brown sits on his parking spot to paint the broadway lettering on his spot. There are different variations of monopoly pieces lining up near the edge of the A lot. "My friends provided the paint & we all pitched in for it," Brown said. "Some of the guys dads helped paint the base color and add tape for the line."

All Things 25enior

Michelle Faghih, Staff Reporter
September 23, 2024
Senior, Brecken Rider serving the ball in her match against Leander HS.

Photo Gallery: Varsity Tennis 9/6

Chloe Christian, Staff Reporter
September 20, 2024
Infographic: Change can be good!

Infographic: Change can be good!

Matilda Prado, Staff Reporter
September 20, 2024
Juggling Academics and Athletics: A Student-Athlete’s Challenge

Juggling Academics and Athletics: A Student-Athlete’s Challenge

Chloe Christian, Staff Reporter
September 18, 2024
Photo gallery: PALs car painting

Photo gallery: PALs car painting

Ada Myrick, Editor-in-chief
September 17, 2024
As students find their way to their seat, they come to realize that all the seats are taken up. With the new limit of two lunches, students are having to adjust where and who they sit with, to be able to fit into the cafeteria. “I think it's a lot more crowded but it's chill,” senior Dean Chenault said. “I prefer 3 lunches because there's less people so there's more space and it's less loud.”

Schedule Shake Up

Michelle Faghih, Staff Reporter
September 12, 2024
Mrs. Dossey takes a student's phone during her lesson due to not listening and hiding the device instead of putting it away. When students don't follow the rules, teachers have to take matters into their own hands and completely take up their phones.

Don’t Miss the Call: The New Phone Policy Rings In Changes

Ada Myrick, Editor-in-chief
September 10, 2024
“A positive I’ve found in the new portables is that it allows us to have a normal classroom setting despite the construction,” sophomore Selin Atakan said.

Portable City

Matilda Prado, Staff Reporter
September 6, 2024
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