Mayo, 2023 Por Lizeth Moctezuma, Directora de Editores. Traducido por Julie Gonzalez, Directora de Redes Sociales. En tu último año de secundaria, esta es la recta final antes de que puedas comenzar tu vida como quieras. Pero antes de dejar que la senioritis gane, lo cual sucederá sin importar qué tan preparado esté, intente graduarseContinue reading “Cómo Sobrevivir La Secundaria”
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Clase de Consejos: Como Navigar Highschool
Mayo, 2023 Por Lizeth Moctezuma, Directora de Editores. Traducido por Julie Gonzalez, Directora de Redes Sociales. Mientras los estudiantes de último año cuentan los días que faltan para la graduación, en estos momentos finales no podemos evitar pensar en nuestros años universitarios y en las partes que desearíamos poder volver a hacer. Aferrándonos a losContinue reading “Clase de Consejos: Como Navigar Highschool”
Minde Says Goodbye to Collegiate
May, 2023 By Baily Tavira, Staff Reporter In this in-depth interview, senior assistant principal Abby Minde bids farewell to her KAC years, reminisces, and shares her insight after four years with our Cardinals. The conversation has been edited for length and clarity. What do you remember about your first year at Collegiate? “My first yearContinue reading “Minde Says Goodbye to Collegiate”
Senior Advice 101 (Freshman to Junior Year Ver.)
May, 2023 By Lizeth Moctezuma, Editor-in-Chief As seniors countdown the days until graduation, in these final moments we can’t help but think of our Collegiate years and the parts we wish we could do over. Holding on to the advice we would’ve liked to have known sooner, before the Class of 2023 graduates— these areContinue reading “Senior Advice 101 (Freshman to Junior Year Ver.)”
Bidding Farewell to Long-Time Teacher Mr.Breault
May, 2023 By Emilia Corrales, Staff Reporter Before he departs from Collegiate once and for all, the Cardinal Post had the chance to interview Mr.Breault. Formerly known as Collegiate’s AP Government turned AP Human geography teacher, Breault is a very open minded, confident, and outspoken person and has worked at KIPP for over 10 years!Continue reading “Bidding Farewell to Long-Time Teacher Mr.Breault”
Record-Breaking — Juniors QuestBridge!!
(Left to right) Back: Jorge Hernandez, Fatima Ayala, Nelly Mercado, Erick Aguirre, Katherin Arriaza, Alejandra Larraga, and Mercedes Alvarez.Front: Ileana Martinez, Viviana Vallejo, Karyme Suarez, and Giselle Vazquez. May, 2023 By Nelly Mercado, News & Commentary Editor With our largest acceptance number KAC has ever seen, 11 juniors from the Class of 2024 were accepted as a part ofContinue reading “Record-Breaking — Juniors QuestBridge!!”
Bleachers Debate: Should Seniors Share Their Pep-Rally Privilege?
May, 2023 By Nelly Mercado, News & Commentary Editor * Disclaimer this is not my opinion, the information stated in this article was taken from a survey given to all grade levels.* KIPP Austin Collegiate students have presented several justifications for the idea that would establish a school choice decision to allow underclassmen to sitContinue reading “Bleachers Debate: Should Seniors Share Their Pep-Rally Privilege?”
Love & Promposals in The Air
May, 2023 By Emilia Corrales and Mikayla Shanks, Staff Reporters With the 2022-2023 school year coming to an end, our seniors are preparing and looking forward to their one and only senior prom here at Kipp Austin Collegiate. This time of year is filled with many memorable moments including college decisions, graduation, prom, and theContinue reading “Love & Promposals in The Air”
Meeting the Magnificent Ms.Burke
April, 2023 By Dayana Quezada, Staff Reporter Have you ever wondered who that perky blonde teacher was in the corner of the science hallway? Well, that’s Ms. Burke! She’s a current Collegiate teacher who teaches digital art and is a coach for one of our robotics teams. I had the chance to interview her andContinue reading “Meeting the Magnificent Ms.Burke”
The Forgotten Teams
April, 2023 By Julie Gonzalez, Staff Reporter In the many years that KAC has been founded, sports teams have been made, such as basketball, volleyball, soccer, flag football, and robotics; these teams apart from getting so much support from teachers and students outside the organization are also awarded with Senior Night to celebrate the endContinue reading “The Forgotten Teams”
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