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Sophomore Omar Alomri and his classmates take pictures of the snowfall at school during 2nd block today. According to the National Weather Service, DeSoto County had a 20 percent chance of snow showers this morning.

No snow day for Mustangs

Ella McAlister, Editor-in-Chief for The Pony Express
January 11, 2021
For this graphic, designer Brandon Mayse used a coronavirus image created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC image reveals ultrastructural morphology exhibited by coronaviruses. The original photo is by Alissa Eckert, MS and Dan Higgins, MAMS via the Public Health Image Library at CDC.

DeSoto County Schools to extend online learning.

Shelby Parsons, Editor-in-Chief for The Pony Express
December 4, 2020
Kenzie Sandridge was crowned Homecoming Queen during halftime of the boys basketball game against Covington on Nov. 20, nearly a month after the original football Homecoming festivities were canceled because of COVID-19.

Slideshow: Homecoming, 11-20-2020

From staff reports, The Pony Express
November 20, 2020
Students have many options for face coverings to protect themselves and others during the pandemic. From left, junior Nicholas Minott wears a neck gaiter, junior Lawrence Jones wears a surgical mask, junior Omar Almuntaser wears an N95 mask, sophomore Jamya Hassell wears a cloth mask, and sophomore Lorie Buckley wears a clear face shield.

With so many options, which type of face covering is best?

Ella McAlister, Editor-in-Chief for The Pony Express
October 1, 2020
Beginning Sept. 25, all DeSoto County Schools students will be dismissed from school on Fridays two hours and 15 minutes early. The new 70% Fridays were implemented to give teachers more planning time due to the challenges of virtual learning.

70% Fridays begin this week

Shelby Parsons, Editor-in-Chief for The Pony Express
September 24, 2020
From left, receptionist Mandi Osborne, school nurse Brittany Crum, and Assistant Principal Zack Sims react to the announcement that CHHS is a National Blue Ribbon School. Principal Doug Payne said plans for a celebration are in the works.

Best of the best: CHHS earns National Blue Ribbon status

Shelby Parsons, Editor-in-Chief for The Pony Express
September 24, 2020
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