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The Student News Site of Walnut Grove High School

Wildcats Wired

The Student News Site of Walnut Grove High School

Wildcats Wired

Kenna Thornton

Kenna Thornton, Reporter

Kenna Thornton is a junior at Walnut Grove High school. This is Kenna’s second year on Wildcats Wired and she is so excited for it. She is on the Walnut Grove tennis team and enjoys spending time with her teammates at practice. She loves to cook, read, be outside, and hang out with friends.

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Barker and his teammate were awarded with a medal after they received second place at a Junior National swim meet. In the picture, Barker is shaking the medal-giver's hand.

Cats out of Class: Grayden Barker

Kenna Thornton, Photojournalist
February 20, 2025
Two participants at a vital signs workshop at Prosper High School that was conducted by students in CNA. They covered how to take temperature, find a pulse, measure blood pressure and respiratory rate.

Reaching beyond borders:

Kenna Thornton, journalist
January 13, 2025
The sound of scissors fills the room as historian Jeongmin Lee and members Mya Beaty and Mrithika Kathiraven make decorations for their NAHS Halloween party. This happened on Oct. 25, and the club finished its mural and started other pieces, like a shoe painting.

Art, service, community

Kenna Thornton, Photo journalist
November 5, 2024
The officers pose for a picture in front of a poster made for Spanish Heritage Month, ready to start raising awareness of Spanish culture. In the picture is Gaby Mora, the Spanish Honors Society Club advisor, with her officers Andrea Gomez, Rebecca Gomez, John Reid Duran, Caleb Miller, Diego Perez-Mora, and Andre Fierro. This was taken in the language hallway in Walnut Grove High School.

A closer look:

Kenna Thornton, photojournalist
October 3, 2024
Senior Chloe Moore helps No. 32 on the Little Elm varsity team. Walnut Grove played against Little Elm Sep. 7.  The player had a hamstring issue and Moore ran out to help and made sure people stayed away, so the athlete could have space. “One of my favorite things about this program is being able to see the injured athletes go back and play the game that they love,” Moore said.

On the sidelines

Kenna Thornton, Photojournalist
September 13, 2024
Hardy's Cafe, run by the culinary program and head chefs Brett Claypoole and Matthew Denman, is officially open to the school. The cafe opened in October and is open on A-days in the morning, before school, and lunchtime, 12:30-2:30. Located by the culinary classrooms and kitchens, this establishment provides food for not just students and staff, but they offer catering services, and many other things.

Hardy’s is Here

Kenna Thornton, Business Manager
November 30, 2023
This was a saying used by former coach at Prosper High School, Timothy Hardy, who passed away in 2018 “He was a longtime coach in the district who passed away not too long ago from cancer, so it is our way to honor him,” said Brett Claypoole (Culinary arts instructor). So, really, this cafe is a way to recognize and show appreciation towards Coach Hardy.

Hardy’s Cafe is on its way

Kenna Thornton, Photo Journalist
September 22, 2023
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