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SUITED FOR BUSINESS: Junior Seth Cohen makes a thumbs up sign as he accepts his first place award at the award ceremony.
FBLA students head to Orlando and victory
HONORED: Students recieve end of year awards on the auditorium stage.
Underclassmen confidently claim end of year awards
VICTORY POSE: Krop Model UN members pose with awards won in the confrence.
Model UN wins awards
Random class searches conducted
Random class searches conducted
Restroom Rumbles
Restroom Rumbles
SO MANY OPTIONS: Image of a supermarket isle filled with various choices for a similar product.
Drowning in decisions: the curse of too many choices
Academic advantage: why we should offer the AICE program
Academic advantage: why we should offer the AICE program
TWINS: Juniors Maddox Navarro and Raymond Perez pose while wearing similar outfits.
When standing out feels impossible: loss of individualism
Boycotting is a privilege, not an obligation
Boycotting is a privilege, not an obligation
STYLISH: Ms. Alba-Nunez poses with confiscated hoodies wrapped around her waist after exiting the "SECRET CLOSET".
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HOLDING THE WIN: business students posing for a picture with their throphy after winning first place for their business idea
GymBuddy lifts themselves to first place in Junior Achievement Competition
TEACHER DUTIES: teacher Thomas McLean teaching his sixth period World History class SHOWING OFF: coach Caron Shiffman explaining to her student how to use the weight machine
Last bell: teachers say goodbye
HAVING FUN: junior Nehama Tourakia playing jeopardy with information about the school with ESOL student
Helping ESOL students feel at home
POSING FOR THE CAMERA: sophomore Jaden Friedman holding a clapperboard
The reel deal: Jaden Friedman’s filmmaking journey
STAYING IN LINE: Master Chief Patrick Peterson posing with cadets at North Dade Justice Center for Annual Law Day 2024
Master Chief inspires students
SHOW IN ACTION: Image taken during the winter Visions show.
The power of storytelling in dance
Mazel Tov: the history behind Jewish American Heritage month
Mazel Tov: the history behind Jewish American Heritage month
SHOW IN ACTION: Junior Vanessa Gonzalez looks longly at celebrites
Quick fix, deep harm: the negative impact of celebrity weightloss trends
Hustle culture’s influence on teens
Art Over Algorithms: the need for musical authenticity
Art Over Algorithms: the need for musical authenticity
Lifestyle changes, make the better choice
Lifestyle changes, make the better choice
BONDING TOGETHER: Students London Jackson and Josia Burrows listen to music together, making them feel comforted.
Music: the soundtrack to your emotions
You talk, I think: how introverts and extraverts see the world
You talk, I think: how introverts and extraverts see the world
Mixtapes to memories: how we remember lyrics
Mixtapes to memories: how we remember lyrics
Your sleep pose, decoded
HUDDLE UP: Sophomore Lianne Pierre and her teammate, ready to step onto the field.
Flagged for greatness: girls success on the field
1. OLD FRIENDS: Coach Schiffman and her 2012 Boys Volleyball Team, smiling for a photo on media day. 2. THE LAST RIDE: Coach Schiffman and Assistant Volleyball Coach Jessika Lozada, posing for the last time together.
Spike, serve, sendoff: Schiffman retires after successful boys volleyball season
TWO COMMITS, ONE TEAM: Fernando Guerro (left) and Ryan Peña (right), ready to step onto the field and the baseball diamond.
Baseball stars Peña and Guerrero off to play college ball
INTEREST: The Baseball Management group, presenting at the club fair.
Baseball management group
LIGHTNING SPEED: Junior Gorgeous Viel, sprinting down the track during her 100 meter preliminary race.
Personal records shattered at Louie Bing Invitational
The Student News Site of Dr. Michael M. Krop

The Lightning Strike
The Student News Site of Dr. Michael M. Krop

The Lightning Strike
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