With more schedule changes in the last two years than the rest of his career combined, science teacher Todd Thompkins has saved multiple AP courses at Krop. From 2002 to 2008, Thompkins only taught...

Due to COVID-19, many of Krop’s sports seasons came to an abrupt end, and our athletes experienced major shifts in their vigorous sport-consumed lifestyles. Since March 13, their team uniforms have remained...

While most teachers only have to hit “screen share” to transfer their lectures and powerpoints to remote learning, Krop’s hands-on courses such as Botany, Music and Art have had to wipe-out their...

While most students were spending their quarantine relaxing at home, watching Netflix or taking trips to the beach, senior Gabrielle Forbes was busy registering hundreds of students to vote, sitting on...

  A month ago, I was able to go out and see my friends, my classmates and my family. Now, with the Covid-19 outbreak, I am left in quarantine with my parents and my brother, wanting to return to...

Assistant Principal Mrs. I'tita Finch, Guidance counselor Ms. Melissa Falco-Diaz, and SPED Ms. Philicia Ferguson are a leadership team at Krop who attended a leadership workshop over the summer and looked...

Krop students Michael Odzer and Tali Finger were selected this week to represent our school in the 2020 Florida Regional Junior Science, Engineering and Humanities Symposium (JSEHS) STEM Research Competition. The...

  Catalina Valera loves coming to Krop to work because she loves kids and has new, exciting experiences every day. Seeing as Catalina's kids used to attend Krop, she took advantage of a job...

The Student Government Association (SGA) is holding their annual elections this Friday during both lunches at the patio.  SGA represents the entire student body, and they focus on projects like broadcasting...