(Note: all interviews are from the week of the boiled water notice) At the end of the first week of school, a water pipe burst, causing the school to go on a boiled water notice while the water...

Hundreds of seniors and parents attended senior night on Thursday, August 23 to learn about the college application process.   “A lot of stuff I didn’t think I wouldn’t know was also...

For the new school year, recently developed lunch restrictions were put in place that limited access to many parts of the school.  “The reason for the implementation of the restricted areas were...

Senate Bill 190 was passed by state legislature in May and approved over the summer, which means students taking the SAT from now on will have more difficulty in meeting the qualifications for the...

For the first time in four years, the Literary Club has produced a magazine. An accumulation of visial and literary art, the magazine was developed throughout the year by students who both created...

The Best Buddies Friendship Walk was held May 5 at Raymond James stadium.  The walk, currently in its 10th year, is orchestrated and attended by various chapters of the Best Buddies organization,...

Mary Wygodski, who is 93 years old, addressed 120 students about her time in the Holocaust and surviving Jewish oppression every day on May 2 in the media center.   Jewish Student Unions president,...

Water Wars took place April 24-28, composed of senior teams.   Water Wars has been a regular occurrence at Plant, where only seniors participate, and usually occurs a few weeks before their...

Six theater students have been nominated to participate in the Broadway Star of the Future showcase for their performances in their spring musical, “The Drowsy Chaperone.”   Broadway Star...

  Sixteen different groups of students performed for the Be The Voice for Hope talent show April 23 in the auditorium to create awareness for suicide prevention.  This was the second annual...