Here are some common reasons why Texas kids move homes in their childhood. First, quite a few children in Texas have a parent or close family member in the military, which means they have to move along...
One thing the yearbook staff is always trying to do is make the yearbook stand out from all the other books. Last week Mrs.Strange took four of her editors to a workshop to get new and fresh ideas. During...
On Thursday, April 4th, Steele had its final blood drive of the year and there were a few students waiting to go back to class after getting their blood drawn.
Out of the three students questioned only...
Steele High School is a common military high school and is known for its prestigious AFJROTC program. Seniors in AFJROTC, or the Echo Flight are preparing to go into the Air force.
“I plan to enlist...
Lots of students enjoy participating and engaging in chemistry labs at Steele High School. There are many factors that contribute to these students' overall liking of executing these labs. These
factors...
On March 28th, 2024 Wind Ensemble (1st band), Symphonic Winds (2nd band), and Symphonic Band (3rd band), competed in the 2024 UIL Concert band competition. Symphonic Band departed early in the morning...
#5 - Erika Hernandez
Embroiderer, Artist, NHS, Vice President of Art Club, Dance Manager
Optimistic, Patient, Silly
Favorite Class - AP Art with Ms. Stadtmueller
Favorite Teacher - Ms. Stadtmueller
Current...
TikTok takeover is underway. With 1.05 billion active users worldwide, the content is endless and only a click away. From dances to skits to bringing awareness, TikTok is an array of self-expression. With...
#15 - Ryan Price
Penny Boarder, Ukulelist, Amatur Guitarist, Vice President of SkillsUSA, Band, Chess Club
Charismatic, Intelligent, Humble
Favorite Class - Anatomy and Physiology with Coach Cooley
Favorite...
In honor of the upcoming Top 20 breakfast on April 21, Steele Squire got to know each of our school’s highest achievers. Every week until the event, we’ll bring five new faces to the spotlight. From...
Beginning in August and ending in October, cross country season is met with the intense Texas heat. It can get excruciatingly hot in August, reaching temperatures as high as 103 degrees Fahrenheit last...
