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The Seminole Scribe

The Seminole Scribe

Where All Students' Voices are Heard

The Seminole Scribe

Eighth-grade student Alina Cancel, from science teacher Michael Moran’s class, reads a student’s science project titled “Housing the Homeless”.
Science Fair showcase
December 5, 2025
Data from the Nation’s Report Card shows  average reading scores for high school seniors has declined over the last three decades.
To or not to read: Shakespeare in the age of anti-intellectualism
Vy Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief • December 1, 2025

     Literacy rates and reading scores in America have been dropping at a concerning rate. According to the Nation’s Report Card, scores are still below pre-pandemic levels half a decade later. While...

Extra credit is given by teachers to help students with their grades, but is it helpful or a problem?
Extra credit: lifeline or busywork
Nahomi Torres, Staff Writer • October 23, 2025
Students in Mrs. Russell's fourth period watch one of the Resiliency Day videos.
Resiliency Day reimagined
Cooper Burch, Section Editor • October 20, 2025
Book Club hosted the Pluck A Duck book.
Fall carnival showcase
December 1, 2025

To create this Word Cloud, students from three different classes were polled on what slang word they used the most. The students polled were from grades nine through 12.
“Say what?” the rise (and fall) of slang
Darryl Ray, Staff Writer • November 6, 2025
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Where All Students' Voices are Heard
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