Captain Shreve’s Club host their annual Cook off on Dec 2, 2023 By Maddison Reynolds Every year, the Z club service organization hosts a cooking competition called Taste of Shreve. This year the competition began at approximately 11:00 am and
Swamp Swimmers
By Tyah Davis After a long season of being in the water, our swim team were qualified to go to the LHSAA State Championship Meet. Lilian Eppers and Jennie Tichenor were two of the swimmers who competed. At state, Eppers
Gator Teacher of the Year
By Addison Montoya There is one Gator behind the scenes that seems to be involved with everything. Christopher Long is the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year. He has worked at Captain Shreve for ten years. He is the co-sponsor of
All In This Together
By Tyah Davis This school year, G.L.U.E Initiative has created a unique project just for our Annex Angels. In November they started a bonding program called Lunch Buddies. Every Thursday and Friday, during both lunch shifts, members from the club
Book Fair
By Kiara Cain On October 31st and November 1st, the Shreve Library hosted their annual Book Fair. This event allows participants to create posters, videos presentations, and more about any book of their choosing. Book fair is a way to
Teachers Leaving
By Kiara Cain Throughout the nation there has been an abundance of teachers leaving the education system. Here at Shreve more teachers are leaving than are coming in. The number of subs and permanent subs are on a rise as
Spring Musical Workshop
By Kelcee Leshay The Spring Musical Workshop was held on November 29 from 4pm to 7pm. What exactly is the Spring Workshop and why is it important? According to Ms. Hooper, Shreve’s theater teacher, “The workshop is designed to help
SWAMP THE CITY
By Frida Alamilla On Tuesday, December 5th, the Lady Gators won their biggest rivalry game out with a bang: Lady Gators 5, Byrd Lady Jackets 1. This was the worst loss that C.E. Byrd has had in their soccer history
Soccer Scandal in the Swamp
By Reese Gilcrease On November 27th, 2023, it was discovered that the senior flags for Lady Gator Soccer were stolen. For the 2023-2024 season, it was decided that flags would be a better substitute due to games not being at
Welcome To The Swamp!
By Kiara Cain After a nearly a whole semester and two substitutes, Madelyn Koske was welcomed into The Swamp in room A204. Koske is now teaching US History and took over for former history teacher Ms. Treme. During Covid, Koske