Workshop Coffeestop

Morgan Kasel, Reporter

November 15, 2018

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After a long semester of writing poems, short stories and scripts, English II  pre-AP students had a chance to show off one of their writing pieces during Workshop Coffeestop on Nov. 13 and 14 in the lecture hall. Students had the option to present in front of their classmates and parents and cof...

Change is in the Air

John Pae, Reporter

November 13, 2018

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Change is in the air as there are new construction plans en route to improve the student environment and offer new opportunities. As the construction begins, students and faculty can expect more bleachers for the football field and flex labs that are being added to the science building. Assistant...

CPFB Defeats Manor, Clinches Home Playoff Game

Justin Ballou, Reporter

November 12, 2018

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The Timberwolves took on the Manor Mustangs in a road game on Nov. 11, and came away with a 34-21 victory. With the win, Cedar Park clinched a home game against the LBJ Austin Jaguars for the bi-district championship Friday, and runner-up for the district title. Sophomore QB Ryder Hernandez said he...

Trunk or Treat, Here’s What You Missed

Estefani Rios, Reporter

November 8, 2018

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Trunk or Treat took place on Oct. 26 in the front parking lot from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Clubs and organizations created games and activities such as bowling and face painting, and also gave out candy as a way for kids and teens to trick or treat before Halloween. Although admission was free, attendees had...

Another Day, Another Vote

Deana Trautz, Reporter

November 2, 2018

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Today was the final day of early voting in Texas, meaning that Nov. 6 is the last opportunity to vote in the 2018 midterms. While presidential elections often attract the most voters, The Texas Tribune reported that this year’s midterms are resulting in a larger turnout than ever, with twice as many Texans sho...

Sprinting to State

Kieren Garner, Reporter

October 31, 2018

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On Oct. 22, the boys and girls varsity cross country team won regional champions in Huntsville, TX, solidifying them a spot at state. This Saturday, the team will compete for a state title in Round Rock at Old Settlers Park. At the regional meet, the girls' total time was faster than the second pl...

Tennis Team Serves Tough Competition Going Into Playoffs

Addy Bates, Reporter

October 17, 2018

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After placing second in district and making it to playoffs for the sixth year in a row, the tennis team is ready to continue the school’s legacy and dominate in playoffs. The team is currently in the first round of playoffs and is preparing to play against some of the best schools in the area this s...

Project Lavender Underway

Kaley Johnson, Reporter

October 13, 2018

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Three DECA students are taking initiative this year as they prepare for the new community service campaign called Project Lavender. The project is being put on by seniors Nithila Ilangovan, Kelsey Jones and Isabelle Thai. They, along with many other students, will be making “Lavender Care Packages” to...

New Set, Who This?

Jalen Gomez, Reporter

October 11, 2018

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CPHS News is back and better than ever, partially through the addition of a brand new set gifted by a local news station, KVUE. The Wolfcast renovated their preexisting set in late August to make space and room adjustments to the new set that was donated in May. With the new set, several Wolfcast staff m...

Chalk and Jump Ropes and Painting, Oh My!

Deana Trautz, Editor-in-Chief

October 10, 2018

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After four long hours of PSAT and Senior Summit, students flooded into the courtyard today at 3:05 p.m. for this year’s first PACKtivity. There was chalk, hula-hooping, three-legged races, jump roping and pumpkin painting, all of which was set up by PACK, a club with hopes of bringing the student b...

DEN Will Be At The End of School Today

October 5, 2018

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Students will be on a modified schedule today with DEN moved to the end of the school day. Check out today's schedule here: ...

Running Towards the End of the XC Season

Jalen Gomez, Reporter

October 3, 2018

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After running well at home for the Cedar Park Invitational, cross country has been preparing for the McNeil Invitational on Sept. 29. With junior runner Owen Daugherty and senior runner Alden Yi leading the way, placing 8th and 32nd respectively, the team says they feel prepared for anything coming th...