From saving students hundreds in standardized testing to millions in college tuition, College Assistance Program (CAP) Advisor Jan Spivak spends her work...
As of October 2022, with updates to be issued in June 2023, the Supreme Court began listening to cases challenging affirmative action policies by students...
The Girls Bowling team has maintained a 6-1 record as they get ready for the GMAC tournament and districts this coming week.
Their coach, Amy McMillan,...
Josh Katz, Managing/Opinion Editor February 27, 2023
Regal Cinemas, known for its 4DX immersive theaters, reclining seats, and in-house bars, may soon be forced to shut down. Although the company raked in...
Josh Katz, Managing/Opinion Editor February 27, 2023
From starting to vote to applying to college, senior year marks a turning point in many of our lives. Yet, we are still bound by the same rules that restrict...
Music blasting at over 100 decibels, shoving, pushing and a lack of personal space are all characteristics of some concerts that, while enjoyable for some,...
Language Arts teacher Andrew Reich’s resume may come as a surprise. From author to free-lance journalist to actor, Reich has pursued many career paths....
Each year, a new group of oblivious students enter their first year of high school, and therefore their first chance to take a class with the two letters...
Back in 2019, when COVID-19 broke out, the immediate response was to isolate everyone and limit almost all human interaction, effectively stopping the...
As the 2016 election came to a close, former President Donald Trump became one of the eight business executives to make the leap from running a business...
The 2020-2021 school year marks the first Holocaust Education Week in Florida, where teachers will review lessons on the history of the Holocaust and honor...