By Taylor Elmore, Legacy Junior National Honor Society (NHS) is a high school organization that recognizes students who excel in the four key pillars; scholarship, service, leadership, and character. On April 29, 2026, the Titan family celebrated the induction of new members and positions. The new inductees for the 2026-2027 school year are: Chelsea Melgar, Nyajiah Richardson, Javier Cervantes, Ronnie Pickett, Blen Solomon, Morgan Dargans, Kayliah Adagun, Victoria Tr

By Skye Samuel, Legacy Sophomore At Legacy the School of Sports Sciences, we are a campus that has a mixture of middle school and high school students, as well as teachers of course. So, I decided to ask both students and teachers how we handle stress and manage our time, and I noticed we do it pretty differently. As a student, I feel like we have a lot to balance, like schoolwork, sports, and sometimes stuff outside of school, too. When I asked other students, they said the

By Taylor Elmore, Legacy Junior Students at Legacy the School of Sport Sciences are given the chance to get ahead and take college courses. The P-TECH program is offered through Lone Star Community College, and other college credits can be taken through OnRamps classes, which are offered through the University of Texas. While it is quite a challenge, it’s also an affordable and amazing opportunity to get college credits. With the P-TECH program, students in grades 9–12 a

By Taylor Elmore, Legacy Junior For a varsity baseball player, it gets pretty busy both during the week and on the weekends. Balancing school work and playing can be difficult at times, so what does playing baseball look like for a player? On Mondays, baseball players head to the field for fielding practice, which consists of pop-ups, ground balls, and realistic end-game situations. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the team is in the weight room with Coach J. Will, who spec

By Taylor Elmore, Legacy Junior During the second semester, life becomes busy for both teachers and students. STAAR, benchmarks, and finals are right around the corner, so lessons focus heavily on preparation. Some sports are also in season, while others are already training for what’s ahead. Each individual at our school has a different schedule and idea of this semester, so here’s what this looks like for students and staff. Seniors are preparing for college, but many exper

By Taylor Elmore, Legacy Junior Flag Football on the Go! Like many schools, Legacy offers girls' flag football, a popular sport on the rise. What is flag football, you ask? This sport is a different version of American football. It is a no-contact sport played with belts and flags. Instead of tackling, the defender pulls a flag. It’s also played on a smaller field, usually 5v5 or 7v7. Outstanding Player Some of our flag football players have been playing for years, one

By Chrishad Wilson, Legacy Junior As STAAR testing gets closer, many students start to feel nervous and stressed. However, with the right preparation, students can feel more confident and ready to do their best. Teachers and school staff encourage students to build good study habits before test day. One important way to prepare is by reviewing class notes and past assignments. These help students remember what they have already learned and understand important topics better.

By Taylor Elmore, Legacy Junior On March 7 th , members of the sports media and journalism team had the opportunity to visit Sam Houston and learn about the college-level media production and reporting. Students participate in hands-on activities and visuals to get a real feel of what they might experience in the future. Journalist Josh Criswell and Assistant Professor of Sports Media Lucas McKenzie met with students to explain their roles and the opportunities available in t

By Taylor Elmore, Legacy Junior Giving back to our community is always talked about in school, it isn’t a new idea here, but we put that statement into action once again. Recently, our student council team and volunteers gathered clothes, food, and other necessities to give out. It didn’t stop there, Mr. Dixon and staff gathered volunteers to give back once again. As part of the Quest Learning Institute, Mr. Dixon has been a big help around the community and wanted to bring

By Skye Samuel, Legacy Sophomore Last weekend, a few Legacy students and I went with Mr. Dixon (Quest Learning Institute) and Mrs. Chapman (Legacy Spanish teacher) to feed the homeless in downtown Houston. It was one of the most humbling experiences I have ever had. When we got there, I didn’t really know what to expect. We helped hand out food and drinks to people who really needed them. Some people smiled and said thank you, and some people just looked really tired. It made

By Skye Samuel, Legacy Sophomore Right now at Legacy School of Sports Sciences, students are working hard to get ready for the STAAR test. Our school is known for sports, but learning in the classroom is just as important. Teachers are helping us review what we’ve learned so we can feel prepared on test day. At the same time, a lot of students are feeling overwhelmed. We have schoolwork, sports, and other responsibilities, so it can feel like there’s not enough time to get ev

Reported by Taylor Elmore On October 22, 2025, the Legacy National basketball team headed to the court for their first official preseason game. One of those players was junior Brodrick Wyatt II , also known as “Peanut,” with whom I had an intriguing Q+A. I asked Wyatt how he got his nickname. Giggling, he stated that he has a big head when it’s not covered. “The name ‘Peanut’ just stuck with me,” he joked. His love for basketball came from his father, who helped him get to w

Hi, I’m Chrishad Wilson, a student at Legacy Sport Sciences. My days are full of academics, sports media and journalism, leadership, and personal passions, keeping me busy, motivated, and constantly learning. I want to share what a typical day looks like for me and how I balance. Morning Routine I usually wake up around 6:30 AM. Mornings are important to me because they set the tone for the whole day. I start by getting ready, having breakfast, and planning my schedule. I lik

As chronicled by Parker Brown The concept of art has been around for as long as history itself. As time dragged on and changed, art and its purpose followed. It’s become a multipurpose tool throughout the many centuries it has existed: documentation, escapism, rebellion, and self-expression. I feel that to truly appreciate this abstract telling of time itself, you need to find someone who has seen and lived through this change. Luckily, Legacy the School of Sport Sciences is

By Skye Samuel, Legacy Sophomore On Tuesday, October 7, the Legacy School of Sports Sciences volleyball team led with the energy and teamwork that brought them to an exciting win. The gym was loud, the crowd was hyped, and you could tell from the start that the girls were locked in and ready to play. Zoe Benoit After the game, I talked with Senior Zoe Benoit, who shared her thoughts on how the team performed. “I think the team played great and unified,” she said. Watching the

Reported by Taylor E., Legacy Junior Sept. 30, 2025 What is Sports Medicine? Sports Medicine is an important career path at Legacy the...

Varsity Titans head to Franklin High School, one of the toughest games of the season so far. Reported by Taylor E., Legacy Junior Sept...

by Chrishad Wilson, Legacy Junior To succeed in your Lone Star College classes, Set up a quiet, organized study space. Make a daily...

2nd Game of the Season Reported by Taylor Elmore on Sept 23, 2025 As the crowd packs into the Houston Christian University bleachers, our...

This summer, students had a choice to challenge themselves to an Edgenuity course worth one full credit. Registration started on May 15....