Isabella Pittman has plans to take a gap year between graduation and the beginning of her freshman year at the University of Florida. For this year she has many hopes and dreams she wishes to accomplish...
Stacy Rosende hosted the very first AP Art Show in the cafeteria Friday, April 7.
“Since this is an AP class, the students develop their own objectives in class and meet their own individually set...
Pershia Haj, Public Relations Manager
• April 10, 2017
Eagles Nest Outfitters’ release of their personalized hammock referred to as the “Eno” has become a popular, unique hobby among many.
Coming in two sizes, “SingleNest” and “DoubleNest”,...
Student-submitted works from Joie Johnson's art class are currently on display in the media center. After being voted on by peers and a panel composed of William Renninger, Stacey Rosende and Johnson,...
A common tradition among high school seniors in the Tampa Bay area and around the country is the rite of passage that is having a graduation party to celebrate with friends and family, and the journey...
Three days of the week after school the mental work has not ended for the robotics team. The sun is bright and the practice is just beginning. Five team members sit barefooted in a pen, all crouched around...
Rick's Cafe is held in the auditorium, tickets are five dollars for students and children, 10 dollars for for adults, and can be purchased online on http://www.showclix.com/event/ricks-cafe or at the...
Ever since Disney bought Lucasfilm in 2012, every announcement regarding the Star Wars franchise has been a headliner. Their latest announcement was no different.
Last week, with Lucasfilm and...
Once per year, people turn on their TVs in the morning to see if winter will continue for six more weeks, or if it will finally be spring. This is all predicted based on whether or not the Groundhog sees...
Q: Why did you decide to start the Kids of Tomorrow?
A: Pretty much what’s made [Plant students] successful is the fact that our parents encouraged us to learn at an young age. Plant kids weren’t...
