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Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Winter Break
Have a great break hawks!
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School News
The old band trailer, “The Beast” sits in the parking lot. The trailer was refitted, refurbished and repainted by band parent volunteers in 2007. (Photo provided by Richanda Bryant)
The collection boxes for Hebron’s Impact club’s canned food drive sit in room 2635. The drive will end Dec. 20.
A sign sits in front of Polser Elementary School - Stem Academy. The school is one of the five elementary schools the school board voted to retire next school year.
Senior Thomas Nguyen practices “Paranoid Android,” in class on Dec. 9. The chamber orchestra will be playing a string arrangement of the song for the winter concert.
The Silver Wings perform their first dress rehearsal before school on Dec. 9. This dance was a recreation of a Rockettes routine from their Radio City Christmas Spectacular.
Senior Michelle Vasquez performs a flag routine during the band’s marching show “Amorphous.” The color guard will hold a clinic for children in grades K-8 on Dec. 7 at 8:30 a.m. at the main campus gyms.
Community News
Party princesses Snow White, Merida and Cinderella pose in front of the banner for the Carrollton Public Library event “Enchanted Library” last year. The event will be held on Nov. 22 from 5-8 p.m. and is for all ages.
The dance group Kathak Rhythms performs its traditional Kathak dance. They will be participating in the Carrollton Culture Fest from 7:30 to 8:45.
Photo Gallery: Castle Hills car show 9/22
LISD instituted a new policy this year, stating that students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade must silence their cell phones and put them away upon entering the building. Cell phones cannot be used at any point of the school day whether it is before or after school, during passing periods, classes, lunch or recess.
Children and young adults are the fastest growing population of caffeine consumers, with an increase of 70% in the past three decades.
The Irving Convention Center will hold its 10th annual North Texas Teen Book Festival on Apr. 27 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.