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This is a baby bird I found outside in my backyard. A recent storm dragged him to my house, so my sister Sofia and I have been taking care of him, feeding him and giving him water. The good news is that his mom comes to visit him everyday and she feeds him, but he can´t fly yet so he cannot go back to the nest with the rest of his family. He has kept me distracted and happy. I am not bored anymore and it is just fun to take care of him.

[Slideshow] Little things help students through long days at home

May 13, 2020

Chemistry teacher Laurie Rosato participates in the teacher dance during the first day of school pep rally.

[Slideshow] Teachers leave impressions in an unforgettable year

May 8, 2020

Senior Crystal Vargas poses at Deer Ridge park in her prom dress and a matching face mask.

Missing prom leaves void for seniors

May 7, 2020

Seniors, like Kyra Ivy, lit up their yards in celebration on May 1. They are finishing their last nine weeks of school from home since distance learning was implemented to keep the community safe.

[Slideshow] Seniors ‘light up the night’ in celebration

May 2, 2020

Earlier this month, algebra teacher Kathryn Espinosa sits with her 6-year-old daughter Lilly as she works on her kindergarten homework.

Daily life takes new turn as many juggle teaching, parenting

April 16, 2020

Taking a break from prom, 2019 seniors gather around to watch the NBA playoffs last May.

Popularity of prom-posals vary

April 3, 2020

Junior Casey Smoot snowboards in Colorado over spring break.

COVID-19 alters many spring break travels

April 1, 2020

Summer Creek graduate Sarah Smithson stops by the Bund in Shanghai to take a photo. The usually crowded tourist attraction was almost empty because of the coronavirus outbreak. Smithson has spent much of the past two months in her apartment in Shanghai since the school she teaches at had to temporarily close because of COVID-19.

Former Humble ISD student adapts to changes in China

March 24, 2020

Sophomore Kate Tiedtke sits in a Houston Fire Station 101 fire truck on Feb. 21. After going into cardiac arrest Kate visited the firefighters often to sit and talk with them. “The experience to thank the firefighters was one of a kind,” Kate said. “They never get the appreciation they deserve. During their job they see the worst things in life like people’s death and their suffering. It is very hard for them to be happy sometimes because of this. At the reunion, they all looked so happy, and that is all I would ever want for them, because they’re like friends to me.”

IN A HEARTBEAT

March 22, 2020

Notre Dame freshman Andie Unwin said she misses the friends she met at school in South Bend, Ind., this year. She has returned home to Kingwood and is trying to stay on a schedule as she works on finishing her classes online.

Alumni adjust to college classes online

March 22, 2020

Katherine Eckerty, 9, Morgan Eckerty, 12, and Ryan Eckerty, 9, take sibling rivalry to another level. While Morgan is ranked No. 13 in the senior class, she has helped advise Katherine and Ryan through their freshman year of classes. The younger Eckertys have listened. Katherine is now ranked No. 1 in the freshman class and her brother is No. 4.

Sibling rivalry reaches new heights with ranks

February 14, 2020

With the rising number of school shootings each year and no foreseeable end to the violence, many students are left wondering “Am I Next?”

School safety remains a stress

February 11, 2020

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