November 21$10 Thanksgiving Plates: You get a Generous Slice of Savory Ham, Creamy Mashed Potatoes with Rich Gravy, optional Side of Corn, a slice of Fresh Bread and a Drink, which can be Water, Coke, Diet Coke, Mountain Dew, and Pepsi. They will be delivered November 22, 2024. Today is the LAST day to order. Contact Mariana Tellez at [email protected]
October 22Stagg will be hosting a fully free flu vaccine clinic for all staff and students on Tuesday, 10/29 from 8:30 a.m to 2 p.m.
September 13Breaking News: False Threat
September 12Breaking News: Stagg High Goes on Lockdown

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Features special preview of Katrina survivor

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Angel Gonzalez and Matteo Danforth

Genesis Williams recalls her scary experience with hurricane Katrina. See the full story in the print edition.

A Path To Success: College Application Workshops at Stagg

Students listen during the Delta College presentation in Stagg’s library as Michale Ferroni lists an abundance of reasons why students should consider attending college

Delta conference helps show students pathways after college

A Transformers movie poster showing the most prominent characters from IMDB.
The picture has the character's vehicle forms and the release date of the movie.

REVIEW: “Transformers One” was great, full of nostalgia but with a new twist

AP Government teacher Christpher Rothrock gives the rules for the scavenger hunt. Rothrock hopes the students understand the issues present today that affect them on a deeper level.

The Amazing Race: AP Gov students dive into an educational scavenger hunt around campus

Mediclub president Syrell Gatan and science teacher Ashley Kramer pose for a picture after their first election meeting. This was their second club meeting of the year with over 30 members attending.

Building Future Healers: New medical club launches on campus

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