BUDA — When high school students ponder their fine arts credit, they may think of traditional options, such as art sculpture, band or choir, but Johnson High School teachers Tiffany Stratton and Amanda Gregory have a more interesting idea: floral design. Students often find themselves in the class b...

Above, Hays High School student Endia Stigall competes in the 5A girls triple jump competition at the University Interscholastic League (UIL) Track and Field State meet Friday, May 2, earning fifth place. She also placed sixth in the long jump competition.

BUDA — Johnson High School student Kallina Rodriguez, a Texas Campus Crime Stoppers Student Ambassador, received an award of recognition from the Buda City Council Tuesday, April 15. According to its website, Hays County Crime Stoppers is an “independent non-profit organization comprised of diverse,...

The Johnson High School girls soccer team hosted the Clemens High School Buffaloes Tuesday, March 4, and ended the night with a 2-0 shutout. Following the win over Clemens, the Lady Jags went on to shutout East Central High School 8-0 March 7.

The Johnson High School boys soccer team hosted the East Central High School Hornets Friday, March 7, and took a 4-0 win in the district matchup. The Jags followed up the win over the Hornets with a 1-0 over Judson High School March 11 and a 3-2 loss to Steele High School March 14. The team ended th...

On Tuesday, March 4, the Johnson High School girls softball team hosted Lake Travis High School and won its 13th game in a row 6-0. The following Friday, March 7, the team broke that winning streak with a 7-1 loss to Lake Belton High School.

Johnson High School Jaguar Selvin Garrett (No. 12) gives a big smile after he stole second base, following a two out single up the middle during the rival game Feb. 22 against the Dripping Springs High School Tigers. The Jags were shutout by the Dripping Springs Tigers with a final score of Tigers 7...

On Friday, Jan. 31, the Johnson High School girls basketball team (7-20 overall; 2-9 district) defeated the Clemens High School Buffaloes (4-25 overall, 0-12 district) in the Jaguars’ last home game of the season, which ended in a 72-33 win for the home team.

Johnson High School’s Cole Price (No. 2) goes for a jump shot in a district matchup versus the San Marcos High School Rattlers on Wednesday, Jan. 22. Though the Jags fought hard, they succumbed to the Rattlers with a score of 68-58. The Jags bounced back Friday during a district matchup against Cany...

A planned meet between the Johnson High School wrestling team and the Dripping Springs High School Tigers turned into an intersquad scrimmage for the Jags, after the Tigers were unable to attend on Wednesday, Jan. 22. In addition to the scrimmage, the 2025 seniors were recognized.