Stephen F. Austin High School's Newspaper "The Maroon"

The Maroon

Stephen F. Austin High School's Newspaper "The Maroon"

The Maroon

Stephen F. Austin High School's Newspaper "The Maroon"

The Maroon

The Continuous Underfunding of The Arts

Francisco Sánchez, Penn Smith December 6, 2023

Did you know that students who take four or more years of Fine Arts classes typically score at least 100 points higher than students who don’t?  The Fine Arts program encourages and nurtures our...

A Mind Unmasked: Navigating Teen Mental Health

A Mind Unmasked: Navigating Teen Mental Health

Ada Barlas December 5, 2023

The school has officially started, and everyone's calendars are getting extra crowded. But have you ever wondered how that hurts a person's mental health? For 5 days a week, it's more than likely for us...

“End of an Era: Lea Lopez Bids Farewell After 23 Years of Dedicated Service”

Elliott Day December 4, 2023

Ms. Lea Lopez has played a special role for the Stephen F. Austin High School community for many years now. Ms. Lopez has been a “Data Processing Specialist” for Stephen F. Austin High School and...

“To be able to see
him, not above you
on a stage with lights
shining down, but
to stand next to him
while he’s performing
and hear him expertly
perform his songs,
it was incredible to
be a part of that,”
sophomore Eddie
Morales-Green said.
“It was really a life
changing experience,
and I’m glad I got to be
a part of it because I’ll
probably never be able
to do it again.”

Taking the Stage

October 3, 2023

“I’ve always wanted to be able to perform with them again. They are the nicest guys.....and they have a way to make the kids feel like they are the stars of the show. Sunday right at noon, Amy Taylor...

For some, the annual Pride parade is the one time of year where they can honestly express themselves. For others, it’s a time of advocacy, celebration, and just plain fun.

A Time for Pride

Ashley Kahn October 3, 2023

The Ultimate Catch

The Ultimate Catch

Anna Arocha, Managing Editor October 3, 2023
He runs across the field, his cleats tracking in the mud, the sun beats down as the sweat rolls off his face; he dives for the plastic disc.
Seniors Caroline Covert, Virginia Simmons, and Anna Riley Crenshaw perform front stage during the last routine of the night entitled “Goodbye.”  

“My favorite part of Spring Show was the excitement from the crowd and even people who weren’t there were excited about it,” Crenshaw said.

Feelin’ Alive

Audrey Ashburn, Photo Editor October 3, 2023
Senior Nicoleta Suttle left the Spring Show on the right foot as she danced through her last performance with the Red Jackets.
Flipping Out

Flipping Out

Audrey Ashburn, Photo Editor October 3, 2023
Much of Austin High’s uniqueness is attributable to its talented students. Junior Leo Noblitt-Atkins has caught the eye of many in Austin High as he performs flips and tricks on seemingly dangerous platforms.
Theater Department Welcomes New Co-Director

Theater Department Welcomes New Co-Director

Logan Robichaud, Staff Writer October 3, 2023
The theater department welcomes new co-director in order to expand department and increase involvement.
Several teachers pose for a picture after eating their breakfast at the annual Teacher Valentines Breakfast put on by the PTA.

2016 Teacher Valentine’s Breakfast

Sadira Alvarado, Online Editor-in-Chief October 3, 2023

Shakey Graves at AHS

Shakey Graves at AHS

Lily Harris, Staff Photographer October 3, 2023

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