What it's like to be straight-edge

Senior Randell Walden is different. His clothes match, his belt sparkles, and he abstains from drugs and alcohol.

Drama magnet rumor spreads

This year a rumor was spread that the drama magnet will not have a main play because there is nowhere for them to practice.

Teachers and students celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

During the month of October, Latin American customs and cultures were heard around the hallways in school.

Russell wins teacher of the year

Anatomy and Physiology teacher Michelle Russell has been called the super teacher, the lady that does it all, and tons of other titles because of her passion and devotion to her students.

Accident occurs in student parking lot

Seniors Elizabeth Lerman and Charlene Lew were sitting in their second period class on Thurs., Oct. 5 when they were called down to the student parking lot. Lerman and Lew, puzzled, walked down and fo

ADOPT A DOG

Two years ago, an abandoned Labrador Retriever named Cody was found on a busy intersection without fur. After being rescued by Pet Rescue Miami, Cody was nursed back to health. Today he is living a he

Students aim to improve the world

ESE students benefit their lives and community

For some students, Wednesday means nothing more than the middle of the week. For students in the Exceptional Student Education program (ESE), Wednesday is a day of learning opportunities at Wal-Mart.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane... It’s Lightning Man

He is known as the energetic guy with the washboard abs and a huge purple lightning painted across his chest during pep rallies. Lightning Man tries to bring pride, hope, and confidence into students’

Gifted program is threatened

Gifted programs at Florida public schools may be at risk as some lawmakers consider cutting funding, according to researcher for the state legislature’s research division, Jane Fletcher.