“AI language models are created to assist users in forming unique, authentic content. The idea, essentially, is that this technology should help researchers, writers, and students communicate their ideas better. However, there’s been an alarming trend in using AI to plagiarize.”
Continue reading “The STAAR Test is Going to be Different this Year,” by senior Emporess Whitfield and junior Reese Hughes on The Sting website! Link in bio 📝
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“The State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness Test, or STAAR, is fast approaching for underclassmen. While the subject matter of the tests has not changed, there are other differences to the STAAR that we will see and experience this year.”
“Two sisters here at Azle High School have taken on competitive bowling and been extremely successful. Freshman Grace Gann and her sister, senior Gabby Gann, are both in an extracurricular bowling league for Cityview high school co-ed league.”
Continue reading “A Foreign Exchange Into the Sports” by sophomore Hanna Goodrich on The Sting website! Link in bio ⚽️✈️
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📸 Crystal Martinez, Ramon Quevedo, and Stephanie Sweeden
“With sports being a huge part of American schools, foreign exchange students have many options. Including, football, soccer, basketball, tennis, cheerleading, dazzlers and more. Many of the foreign exchange students explained how sports affected their exchange year.”
Continue reading “Opinion: The Importance of Real-World Education” by sophomore Luke Peterson on The Sting website. Link in bio ✏️
📸 by Marco Verch
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“As seniors head toward graduation, some of these soon-to-be independent adults find they don’t know many of the skills necessary to lead a productive life. Some examples of these commonplace tasks include paying taxes and bills, growing credit history and registering to vote.”
Continue reading sophomore Lyla Lucia’s story “Players Prepare or Softball Season” on The Sting Website! Link in bio.🥎
📸 Lyla Lucia
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“The start of this year’s softball season has Lady Hornets excited to begin working hard and improving themselves, their overall teams, and their preparation rituals for each game.”
Continue reading “National Eating Disorder Awareness Week” by senior Emporess Whitfield on our Sting website. Link in bio!
📸 by Emporess Whitfield
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“National Eating Disorder Awareness Week from Feb. 20-26 is an opportunity to raise awareness and educate the public about eating disorders. These disorders include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), & binge eating disorder.”
“The Wizard of Oz” to be performed in the auditorium starting Feb. 23-25. The play will start at 7 p.m. Thursday & Friday, and Saturday will have a 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. showing. Tickets for students and staff will be $8 each, while tickets for parents and other guests will be $12.
Officer Steve Stutsman took time out of his class for a moment with junior Daytona Gravlin, and Senior Colby Booker with her sister Jalynn and their father Officer Paul Booker, an SRO at Azle Junior High.
📸 by Daytona Gravlin, Bryanna Pender & Colby Booker
Today was School Resource Officer Day. It’s a chance to celebrate and show appreciation for the SROs who keep our schools safe. Below, Azle ISD Police Chief Darren Brockway, Cpl Chris Javarone and Officer Bryan Wallace pose in front of Buzzy. @azleisd#HornetsInAction#WeAreAzle
Continue reading William Pollard’s story “Improv Club to Hold Auditions for 3 Opens Slots Feb. 17” on The Sting website. Link in bio!
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“A second round of auditions to join the Improv Club will be Friday, Feb. 17 at 4:20 in the auditorium, and after that, they will happen every year in January. Improv is a performance that doesn’t have a script. It’s all off the top of the actor’s head.”