Coming this May the senior theatre class will be presenting student directed versions of “Death of a Salesman” a play by Arthor Miller about the gritty depressing reality of the depression era and “Brighton Beach Memoirs” by Neil Simons a more lighthearted comedy about a family surviving poverty in New York.  Student directors Trenton Pepper and Caroline Cantrell work with a cast of their peers in order to present their plays to family and friends in May. This hands-on approach allows students to make their own decisions and grasp important lessons about teamwork. 

The Theatre program’s musical: “Tarzan” finished its four-night run from Jan. 29 to Feb.1 earlier this month.  “Tarzan” is the story of a child who is tragically...

The English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition is a nation-wide contest in which high schoolers memorize and perform a Shakespeare monologue and sonnet of their...

As February comes to a close student’s last chance to purchase the iconic Girl Scout Cookies does as well. The $4 cookie boxes can be found being sold in front of stores and even in school. Girl Scouts at Round Rock sell during lunchtimes or even in class.

The lacrosse team began their season last Saturday with an out-of-conference game against the Alamo Height Mules. The Dragons were able to secure an 11-6 victory in their 2020 season opener.

Music is a thing that can be appreciated by anyone, and if they know music they know the Grammys. These awards have been around for 61 years and have become the most prestigious award for the music industry. Things aren’t the same as they were 60 years ago, or even 20.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences released their nominations for the 92nd annual Academy Awards on Jan. 13. The Oscars proved again this year that they are out of touch with the moviegoing audience.