Talented Teens
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
December 4, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Features, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
Nearing graduation, and soon to be thrown into the real world, students often strive to find something they excel at and enjoy doing when they are in high school. For freshman Katie Smith, it's writing her own music. For senior, Rich Daugherty it's starting up a small business. Students can also find...
Tired of Being Tired?
Brody Bush, Reporter
November 29, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Features, Multimedia, Recent Stories, Student Life
Lack of sleep is a common problem among students and adults according to studies by the American Sleep Apnea Association (ASAA). They reported that 25 percent of adults report troubles sleeping 15 out of every 30 days. With high schoolers, the studies said that only 30 percent of students claim that they ge...
Next Stop, Hogwarts
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
November 6, 2018
Filed under Clubs and Organizations, CPHS News, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
Magical wands. A sorting hat. Potions and brooms. The Harry Potter Club has it all, including members who are loyal to their Hogwarts house. By bringing to life the magic found in the book series, Harry Potter Club provides an exciting environment for any student. Consisting of every type of fan,...
Just Around the Corner
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
October 25, 2018
Filed under Features, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
Cedar Park is full of restaurants and drink places located on almost every street. Places like Milburn, Mr. Boba, Panera and Yaghi's are some of the ones that can often get crowded with groups of students who are relieved to be out of school and with their friends. Located right across the parking...
Time to Volunteer
Estefani Rios, Reporter
October 22, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
Volunteer Season. The time when students join clubs and honor societies. The time when students are desperately looking for volunteer hours and opportunities. The time to help the community. Below are four options in which students can volunteer and contribute to the community. 1.Cedar Park Publi...
Callie’s Declassified College Application Survival Guide
Callie Copeland, Reporter
October 12, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Opinion, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
As I have walked around the halls, sat in classrooms and talked to my classmates, I have noticed that the seniors have one thing on their minds: college applications. I’d be willing to bet if you looked on a senior’s computer right now, they would have at least one tab open to Common App or Apply...
New Faces of CPHS
Kieren Garner, Reporter
October 8, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Features, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
Some students here have only ever experienced schools off of Cypress Creek, but for others, this year may be their first year as a Timberwolf. Transfer students can come from any part of the world, country or state- they could even be transferring from just across town. Junior, Kat Kelley- transfer student from Rouse H...
How to be a Successful Student
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
October 5, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Opinion, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
We have all experienced mornings where time seems to just slip away. One moment you're waking up with plenty of time to get ready for school and the next you're five minutes late, still trying to pack your lunch. Days like this make school almost unbearable. A rushed morning almost always guarantees...
Rho Kappa Voter Registration Drive: a Success
Callie Copeland, Reporter
September 26, 2018
Filed under Clubs and Organizations, News, Student Life, Top Stories
In the spirit of National Voter Registration Day, Rho Kappa hosted their annual voting drive on Tuesday and registered an estimated 60 students. With their tables situated in the courtyard, volunteers lined up with computers ready to help those registering. Junior Erin Barry said that volunteering at...
Venezuela to Texas
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
September 7, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Humans of CP, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
A new country. A new school. A new language. After moving here just two years ago from Caracas, Venezuela, “new” has been a keyword for sophomore Giselle Muniz. Only a month after moving to the United States, Muniz began eighth grade. She said she immediately found that besides the language differ...
Senior Spotlight: Will Ingarfield
Katie Bassett, Guest Writer
June 5, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Humans of CP, News, Senior Spotlight 2018, Student Life, Top Stories
As the project manager of Robotics Club, a science fair judge and a UIL computer science captain, senior Will Ingarfield worked hard to create an impact in high school. In middle school, Ingarfield delved into lego robotics and during his freshman year of high school he continued to pursue his passion...
Going the Distance
Deana Trautz, Editor-in-Chief
June 5, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Features, Humans of CP, Student Life, Top Stories
Summers may be filled with trips to the pool and Netflix marathons, but freshman Will Lambert’s summer will pan out a bit differently. In July, Lambert will be flying for 19 hours with his tenor saxophone to Sydney, Australia to perform at the Sydney Opera House. This is all possible because Manuel San Luis...
December 11, 2018
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