The Student News Site of Claudia Taylor Johnson High School

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The Student News Site of Claudia Taylor Johnson High School

My Jag News
The Student News Site of Claudia Taylor Johnson High School

My Jag News
Maddy Lingk

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief

Maddy is a senior in her third year in MyJagNews. Other than the newspaper, she does UIL and API Club. In her free time, she likes to read and paint.

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Lauren Taylor Fuentespina at the Reagan water polo game; the Johnson Jaguars beat the Rattlers 24 to 10.

TRIPLE ATHLETE LOOKS TO THE FUTURE

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Oct 4, 2024
HOW TO SURVIVE THE WEEKDAY AFTER A CONCERT

HOW TO SURVIVE THE WEEKDAY AFTER A CONCERT

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Oct 4, 2024
Parking without permit leads to fine

Parking without permit leads to fine

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Aug 30, 2024
What you need to know about counselors

What you need to know about counselors

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Aug 29, 2024
Album cover of "Vampire in Beverly Hills."

Eyes on Eyedress

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Apr 30, 2024
IN NOT SO PLAIN LANGUAGE Tucked away at the far end of the G wing, Latin 1 students read out of their textbooks. The excerpt they were reading focused on statues. “I love Latin class. It’s a whole lot different than other language classes,” sophomore Erin Harris, pictured on the right, said.

[Photo] PHOTOS OF THE WEEK

Apr 15, 2024
Students can check the College Board website for any updates or additional questions they have about AP exams. It also features instructions on how to access practice tests through Bluebook.

Out with lined paper, in with online

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Apr 2, 2024
LIPS ARE SEALED FOR THIS SECRET PRODUCT

LIPS ARE SEALED FOR THIS SECRET PRODUCT

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Mar 20, 2024
BEYOND YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION

BEYOND YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Mar 4, 2024
Junior Aletheia Bala's room with her dog, Brooklyn, sleeping on her bed. At the back of her room is her desk, which functions as a gaming and studying area. For many teenagers like Bala, their bedrooms give them the ability to express themselves and find autonomy as they get older. "I just love collecting things and putting them up," Bala said. "I like adding a lot of personality to my room." A bedroom can reflect a lot about a person's interests, mindset, past, and even future. "It gave me the idea that 'Hey, this room is mine and I'd made of things I enjoy and people have given to me and I really appreciate it and what its been able to develop," Bala said.

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Feb 9, 2024
Don't blame me, I'm just a girl!

Don’t blame me, I’m just a girl!

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Feb 9, 2024
Course selection available for students this month

Course selection available for students this month

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Jan 9, 2024
The school library is shown in a pano shot, there is a table in the bottom left corner and bookshelves across the back wall.

The Academy offers students chance for credit recovery

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Jan 9, 2024
Junior Emma Gonzalez is about to return the ball at a game up against Reagan.

Varsity volleyball finishes up 2023 season

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Oct 26, 2023
Condra showing her rings and necklace while winking

Whether it was bought for $1 or $1000, jewelry is priceless

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Oct 12, 2023
UIL Academic Logo

UIL open to students

Maddy Lingk, Editor-In-Chief
Oct 12, 2023
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