As the 2022 Fall semester comes to a close, students are scrambling to relearn course curriculum in preparation for midterms, and without structure, this can feel incredibly overwhelming. Luckily, there...

Homecoming weekend wrapped up with the football game on Friday, Oct. 21 where the Wolves took home a win against the East Panthers with a final score of 31-28. The Homecoming Queen, Sara Salazar, and...

After running head-to-head against Sepehr Khavari, Taylor Dawson won the Junior Class President election after campaigning from Oct. 1 through Oct. 9. As the younger sister of Ava Dawson, last year’s...

Mr. Kay is a new teacher in the CTE department, teaching forensic science. This is his first year teaching high school, but he has taught at the collegiate level for four years previously.  “I always...

Homecoming festivities are back at Plano West as everyone prepares for the annual Homecoming game and dance on Oct. 21 & 22. Here's everything you need to know to take advantage of this exciting week. On...

New to West this year is the “AV Pack Pod”, an Audio/Visual student-run podcast, hosted by Kylan Harlan, senior, which serves as a way for filmmakers in the Advanced AV Productions class to digest...

Douglas Darracott, fine arts teacher, debuted two of his recent painting series at the Eiseman center this past Friday, Sept. 23. His beautiful acrylic artworks showcased the essence of American unity...

Due to the US withdrawing from Afghanistan, and the persecution and poverty occurring world-wide, particularly in China, Latin America, and the Middle East, thousands of refugees have fled to DFW this...

Plano West hosted a Model United Nations Mock Conference on Sunday, September 25 in the presentation room to prepare students for the competition year. Model United Nations, also known as Model UN,...

The annual school musical “Big Fish” takes the stage Oct. 27th. The show could not take place without hard work and dedication from Plano West theater’s tech crew and, of course, the departments’...

After teaching for 11 years, David Summers joins West’s Special Education department. He graduated from Texas Women's University and loves watching college football.  He chose to teach special education...