Cast Your Ballot
Erin Behrmann and Eli Thompson
September 14, 2018
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It’s that time of the year where campaign posters hang from the walls and students attempt to sway their peers to vote them for class president, vice president, secretary, or treasurer. The Student Government Association (SGA) is a great way for students to voice their opinions. Students elect who...
IB Done
Kate Hamric, Staff Reporter
May 14, 2018
Filed under News, Top Stories
Four years are over and 103 students have something big to celebrate. The International Baccalaureate senior class of 2018 gathered together on April 29 at Innisbrook to celebrate their hard work over the years. At 3 p.m. the senior students arrived at Innisbrook hall to begin taking their final senior...
Exam schedule
Michael Santini, Staff Reporter
May 11, 2018
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Whether students are ready or not it’s exam time. This means there are four days of finals with a gap between one on Friday to the rest on Tuesday and forward. Each day will have two exams expect for the last day for both the seniors exams and grades 9-11 exams, where there will be one test. The...
Florida Heating up
Michael santini, Staff Reporter
March 20, 2018
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This year many Floridians were surprised to find that multiple times we had broken records for the hottest days during February and averaged hotter days then last year. Over the course of February this year people would find that 2018 did have the hotter temperatures over February. This is found in ...
Pinellas County School District Considers Changing School Start Time Next Year
Madeleine Katz, Staff Reporter
March 20, 2018
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Pinellas County School District is considering following Hillsborough County’s lead and having high schools start about 20 minutes earlier next year. According to the Pinellas County school district, the change in start time would only affect high school students and the start times for middle and ...
Twitter No Longer Advocates Free Speech
Madeleine Katz, Staff Reporter
January 26, 2018
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Most people think of twitter as a social media where they are free to speak their mind, but Twitter no longer values free speech, and Twitter employees have admitted to shadowbanning accounts that post their conservative opinions. Twitter is now working to prevent people from talking about pro-Trump...
5 Last-minute Exam Tips
Ryan Thompson and Eli Thompson
December 18, 2017
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Exams can be both stressful and worrying. These five last-minute exam tips will guarantee you a better grade, and rid of the stress leading into the testing room. 1) Sleep - Having the pristine 9 - 9 ½ hours of sleep high school students need is a keen way to get prepared for your exam. Turn off...
Texas Church Massacre
Jayla Motko, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2017
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26 lives were taken on Sunday, November 5 when Devin Patrick Kelley open fired on a church in Texas. Kelley opened fire on the unsuspecting crowd, only stopping to reload his gun. There is footage captured at that church, on that day. The police did not say whether or not they would release those...
Deadliest terrorist attack in NYC since 9/11
Kaitlyn Pamplona, Staff Reporter
November 7, 2017
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Eight innocent pedestrians are now dead because of a Home Depot pickup truck. Many are shocked by the fact that this was identified as a terror attack, but to some it was no surprise. Civilians in New York were not expecting an attack on their own city. On Tuesday, Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, 29-...
On the loose
Lizzy Mason, staff reporter
November 7, 2017
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Be on the lookout for a killer in the Tampa area. On October 9th an unidentified individual claimed their first victim. Over the next few days two more people have been shot and killed. Surveillance videos were released last Thursday, and a person is seen wearing a jacket and using a cellphone. This...
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