The Shattered Dreams Story
Emily Walker, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 25, 2019
Reckless decisions can impact lives forever. Shattered Dreams is the story of 4 teenagers who lives are forever changed by a few catastrophic decisions. Their bright futures are dulled, their families are scarred, and for some, their hearts are stopped. Here is thier story: ...
Behind the Dreams
April 24, 2019
Everybody sees the final show. The perfect one. The clean version. The flawless cut. But beyond the laughter and the jokes of the bloopers, there's abundant dedication to get from a cluster of random clips to the pristine end result. The cast gets the applause and the accolades, but the crew works incredibly...
Mega Changes of Mega Lunch
Emily Walker, Co-Editor-In-Chief
January 24, 2019
Every year, there are more and more changes happening at FISD. Most recently it has been decided that lunch might look different in the school years to come. First launched at Lebanon Trail High School at the start of the 2018-2019 school year, mega lunch is the new style of lunch that will be rolled ...
Frisco Improv Players: A Show for All
Emily Walker, Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 12, 2018
Tired of predictable shows? Need something new to add to your Saturday night? Or simply want to experience another part of Frisco? The Frisco Improv Players (FIP) is an improvisational comedy troupe based here in Frisco. This group puts on shows twice a month at the Frisco Discovery Center and tra...
The Cost of Local
Emily Walker, Co-Editor-In-Chief
October 15, 2018
Going to the store often comes with a huge shopping list, filled with everything from toothpaste to honey, to tonight's dinner. But what if you could find all these products somewhere other than the cold, tiled walls of your ‘local’ Walmart? Frisco Fresh is the news farmers market that supports healthier...
High School Through The Years
May 24, 2018
High school. It’s simultaneously the time of our lives and the worst experience ever. For the duration of it, our opinions of it change drastically; as we transition from middle schoolers to freshmen, we joy at the fact we’re finally in high school. As we go from sophomores to juniors we groan at how tiri...
Dr. Lundy House Tour!
Caroline Carrillo and Justin Sulak
April 20, 2018
Have you ever wondered what a teacher's life is like outside of school? We did. While all of you were galavanting on beaches or at a pool during spring break, we took a tour of Dr. Lisa Lundy's home.
Dream a little dream
Amanda Rodriguez, Reporter
April 20, 2018
Every night when people fall asleep, they dream. These dreams can be about many different things, ranging to anything from flying to falling. These dreams can often also reveal things about us, such as feelings or memories we may be repressing. They can also act as a warning to help us deal with these feel...
The Dynamic of a Library
Laura Nicolescu, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 6, 2018
The library is a place students of all ages frequent, whether it’s to study, read, or just relax. Yet, libraries as we know them are changing, as is the role of the librarian. Tammy Turner has been a librarian for a total of 10 years, six of those years at Centennial. However, becoming a librarian...
It’s National WHAT Day?
Emily Walker, Cen10 News Reporter
March 21, 2018
If you are like most people you probably have noticed that every day has a national day attached to it, if not multiple. These days did not come out of nowhere, however, and as much as we can hope, national chocolate day (October 28) has not always been part of our history. For years, the U.S. Congress...
How Beneficial is High School?
Anisha Zaman, Cen10 News Reporter
March 19, 2018
Geometry. Algebra. English. Chemistry. Biology. History. We are required to take and pass these courses by law during our high school careers. Students undertake these subjects with the intent of a high school diploma and admission into a college of their choice. Many argue that the mandatory credits...
Perceptions on the Ranking System
Laura Nicolescu, Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 13, 2018
The ranking system is a point of a lot of stress and worry for all high schoolers, from freshmen receiving their first rank down to seniors receiving the rank that will matter for college. Proponents of the ranking system say it’s useful for seeing how students match up with each other, yet opponen...
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