By: Mikyla Khan Type 1 diabetes is considered rare and only affects about 5% of people. Diabetes is a condition in which the pancreas produces little to no insulin. It is caused by an autoimmune reaction that destroys beta cells in the pancreas which produce insulin. The process […]
By: Natasha Perez Jenks is a small town, meaning entertainment is always at an all-time low. With football season gone, we’ve grown tired of staying home all weekend. Luckily for you, the Trojan Torch has come up with a fun-tastic list to make the most of the new […]
By: Hayden Alexander Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker was one of the most highly anticipated movies released last year. The pressure was on as millions of Star Wars fans flocked to the theaters. The question is, did the movie live up to the hype? Did […]
A helpful guide, by Greg Tiller As we enter a new year and a new decade, in 2020, we have entered into yet another presidential election year. Many students at Jenks High School will be able to vote in a presidential election for the first time this November. […]
This January and February the student body needs to raise $28,000 to grant the wishes of four local children. For the scoop on what you can do to help and who these amazing kids are, keep reading! By Drew Bethell This February you have the chance to change […]
By: Andrea Rosa In August, Jenks High School welcomed Dr. Noam Faingold as the newest addition to the music department staff. Faingold filled the role of high school orchestra director after Carol Lehman occupied the role for nearly 20 years. Faingold brings a new, creative approach to directing […]
By Bella Skinner This year at Jenks High School, students are preparing to put on a Dr. Seuss themed musical called “The Seussical.” While attending, it is easy to zone in on the actors and forget about the small details that bring the show together, but little do […]
