The student news site of Allen High School.

The Eagle Angle

The student news site of Allen High School.

The Eagle Angle

The student news site of Allen High School.

The Eagle Angle

Q&A with Courtney Sharkey

Q&A with Courtney Sharkey

Audrey Vieira, Commentary Editor May 31, 2018

How did you decide to accept the STEAM Center administrative position? Honestly, I had not really intended on leaving North Forney. I had no intention of leaving because I really love my job. I love...

Sowing seeds

Sowing seeds

Felix Kalvesmaki and Julia Zaksek May 25, 2018

Teachers are at the core of every school system. They are on the front lines and the back-ends and everywhere in-between. And their job is never easy. Grading can take hours, students can be, well, students,...

Success in Science

Brooke Adams May 2, 2018

Despite hard work and the endless hours put into the final product, the high school’s success at the Dallas Regional Science Fair is not-so-widely recognized, according to chemistry teacher and Science...

Popping The Bubble

Popping The Bubble

Natalie McMahon and Christian Hinton April 30, 2018

During senior Sara’s* junior year, her ex-boyfriend got addicted to Xanax. He would miss school. He would miss work. He would forget entire conversations. He would spend money on drugs rather than save...

Work of art

Maya Morriswala, Jr. managing editor April 27, 2018

After weeks and months of hard work, 11 Allen High School student artists won a competition hosted by Kaizen Development Partners and the Allen High School Arts Department. As a result, those artists’...

Q & A with Daniel Washington

Q & A with Daniel Washington

Parker Primrose, Sports editor April 24, 2018

How did you decide to be a security guard? Well actually it wasn’t my plan really. I think it was probably God’s plan over mine. I actually wanted to be a police officer, and I went to two different...

Third times a charm....

Third time’s a charm….

Caroline Tucker, Feature Editor April 24, 2018

  Not everything comes easy in life, especially the decisions a person has to make. One path can lead toward success, another toward failure, or toward even love. Retired teacher Cheryl Lee recognizes...

Acting Out

Acting Out

Parker Primrose and Audrey Vieira April 24, 2018

Intro The aftermath of the tragic school shooting in Parkland, Florida, resulted in the voices of student survivors such as Emma Gonzalez, Sarah Chadwick and David Hogg creating and stimulating conversation...

Q&A: State Rep Jeff Leach

Q&A: State Rep Jeff Leach

Caroline Tucker, Feature Editor April 24, 2018

What inspired you to become a state rep? Looking back at my life, I’ve always felt a pull to public service, government, politics in this area. My life experiences have led me here. I worked in the...

Red White and New

Jenna Sturgeon, Staff writer April 17, 2018

The Tallenettes are a dance group known for their energetic performances and sparkly outfits in red, white and blue. As part of the Allen Eagle Escadrille, the Tallenettes perform at pep rallies and during...

A year for the books

A year for the books

Julia Zaksek, Sr. managing editor April 16, 2018

As the school year draws to a close and students make their final memories for the 2017-2018 school year, the editors of the Allen High School yearbook conclude a long project of their own. The AHS yearbook,...

Lifting spirits

Lifting spirits

Divya Jagadeesh, Editor-in-chief March 26, 2018

From a bond election in 2007, to a master plan in 2013, a new park on the west side of Allen is scheduled to open by fall of this year. The park addresses the need for a large community park west of US...

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