Engineering Classes Design in 3D
John Park, Staff Writer
November 8, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), Features, Showcase
The click of the mouse triggers the printer to power on with the slow hum of the fans. This is his fifth attempt to get the meticulous dimensions just right. He sits waiting, hoping that this is finally the successful attempt he has been waiting for. Sophomore engineering student Joshua Doyl...
FFA Competes in Leadership Development Events
Caroline Phillips, Staff Writer
September 14, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), Student Life
FFA will be starting up with their Leadership Development Competitions towards the end of October where they will be competing around the East Texas region. Leadership Developments Events (LDEs) include events such as speaking, handling parliamentary procedure and manufacturing different projects. “I’...
Health Science Class Creates Anatomy Posters
Kaitlyn Barrington, Managing Editor
September 7, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), News
Students in career and technology teacher Sally Clemmon’s health science class are creating anatomy posters this week. The posters will be hung in the hallway outside of the classroom on September 7. “The posters that the students make in my health science class at the beginning of each year is a voc...
Never Have I Ever Played That Sport
Carter Colvin, Photography Editor
September 7, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech)
Career and technology instructor Jennifer King’s sports management class presented innovative sports projects Tuesday and Wednesday. Students were instructed to create a brand new sport explaining the rules, strategies and equipment needed to play these creative activities. “It was fun c...
Red Baron Sponsors Student Scholarships
Haylee Haxton, Secretary
May 30, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), News, Showcase
The students in Tonya Wheat’s career and technology classes recently produced and presented house plans and home decorating to a panel of judges for the Red Baron Scholarships given out each year. Altogether, Lindale students received $4,200 in awards. “This was a ‘fixer upper...
Seniors Win First at Taste of Tyler Event
April 4, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), Showcase
Seniors Shyenne Wells and Lexi Williams won first place at the Taste of Tyler competition Tuesday. They won with a dish of spicy quail knots with sweet potato puree, sauteed garlic spinach, quail egg and a red wine reduction. "Sheyenne and Lexi worked very hard to prepare for this competitio...
Criminal Justice Classes Visit Job Sites in Tyler
Bailey Spencer, Staff Writer
March 20, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), Showcase
Criminal justice teacher Jon Johnson took a trip with 35 students to four career stimulating sites on February 27. The group visited the Smith County Jail, a crime lab, Smith County Emergency Operations Center and Southeast Texas Forensic Center. “On TV, you see police officers and CSI’s,” Johnson said. ...
Senior Creates Anti-Drone Defense System
Evan Bewersdorf, Business Manager
March 20, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), News
Senior Matthew Burns recently designed a guidance system for airports. The system serves as an Anti-UAV Defense System, to detect and disable drones that pose a threat. “While studying for my internship at NASA, I learned of the threat drones create to aircrafts near or at airports,” Burns sa...
Audio Visual Class Prepares for Documentary [Part 1]
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Kaylee Rodriquez, Social Media and Design Editor
January 10, 2018
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), Features, Showcase, Student Life, Video
They set up the cameras and test the sound. Everything is running smoothly, and they are preparing for the final shot. The director calls “action” and they begin rolling. Students in the advanced Audio Visual Production program are making documentaries for the University Interscholastic League fil...
Psychology Students Teach Others About the Brain
Caleb Smithee, Staff Writer
December 21, 2017
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech)
They walk to the front of the lecture room, set up their presentation, and get ready to teach their part of the brain. Psychology teacher Amy Shively is having her students teach the life skills classes about the brain. Each group had to pick a part of the brain, create a presentation over it, and pr...
Guide to the SAT and ACT
Ronak Desai, Copy Editor
December 5, 2017
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech), Opinion, Staff Blogs
Taking the SAT and ACT is integral to applying for college, however, it is often difficult to know exactly how and when to tackle these exams. Knowing which test to focus on, when to take the tests and how often to take the tests simplifies college applications exponentially. Which Should I Take? As ...
Culinary Students Travel To SFA
Anthony Wyatt, Video/Photo Editor
November 28, 2017
Filed under CTE (Career and Tech)
Lindale culinary students recently traveled to Stephen F. Austin State University to tour the campus and get first hand experience on their culinary cafe . The trip was focused on exposing students to the college’s unique culinary program. “The culinary setting at SFA is very nice and expansive, all o...
