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On March 4, 2023, the Coast Guard was notified of a migrant vessel and repatriated 75 people to Cuba. According to El País, 50% of new Cuban arrivals from 2021-2023 were estimated to have settled in Miami-Dade. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.
U.S. involvement in Venezuela intensifies Cuba embargo, sparking debate across Florida classrooms, communities
On the right side, it shows reusable water bottles and on the left side it shows a plastic water bottle. It is up to individuals to figure out for themselves if they will be the difference our planet needs to protect it.
Earth Day inspires students to reflect, act, protect the planet
The Model UN team has been to many different conferences over the last few years, so hosting one of their own is the next natural step. Here the team is pictured at the end of Gator MUN at the University of Florida. Photo courtesy of Alyssa Bowman.
Florida High Model UN club hosts first local conference
Academic Dean April McGriff talks about classes with sophomore Madison Platt. Choosing the right courses will put a student on the best path toward their goals.
Upcoming courses for next school year expand student opportunities
Local newscaser Lenetra Bennett, from WCTV, was the emcee at the BIG Black History Month program.
‘Heart of Black Art’ takes center stage at annual celebration
Being aware of financial obligations is an important step in heading toward adulthood. Understanding financial literacy is the key to ensuring a strong future. Graphic designed in Canva by Cooper Burch.
Money matters: students build smart financial habits during Financial Literacy Month
Peer pressure can influence everyday decisions, but students have the power to stay in control by making choices based on their values. Strategies like saying no, choosing supportive friends and thinking about consequences can help students confidently stand their ground. Graphic designed in Canva by Jayme Miller.
Students navigate peer pressure, challenges associated with it
There are many actions students can take to help protect the environment around them. Simple actions such as recycling can go a long way. Graphic created on Canva by Paloma Garcia.
Small actions, big impact: students lead the way on Earth Day
Preparing for college entrance exams requires time and effort. No matter which test is taken, students’ preparation remains the same. Graphic designed in Canva by Hailey Rivers.
Pressure, persistence shape the ACT, SAT experience
March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the influential women who have had impact on our lives, both past and present. Graphic created in Canva by Myla Reid.
Guided by strength: recognizing women who inspire us
Coachella started as a two day festival back in 1999. Now, the festival happens over two different weekends in April. Graphic designed in Canva by Myla Reid.
Coachella brings music, fashion, fans together in one iconic festival
Senior Brooke Baum played Maria in the musical. Here, she sings with the cast composed of elementary, middle and high school students who played the Von Trapp children. Photo courtesy of Lorelei Patronis.
Florida High students bring The Sound of Music to life
Winter Fashion Interactive
Winter Fashion Interactive
Now that “Stranger Things” has wrapped up its final season, many people are looking for new shows to watch. Some have decided to binge old favorites like "Grey's Anatomy." Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.
What to binge in a post-“Stranger Things” world
Memes that were popular throughout 2025 are now being left behind by teenagers. As new trends emerge in 2026, students say it is time for fresh jokes to take their place. Art created in Canva by Paloma Garcia.
When internet jokes overtstay their welcome
Ignoring the world is becoming less of an option for teens. With the ever-changing global landscape, teens need to keep up with the world around them. Graphic designed in Canva by Paloma Garcia.
Breaking out of the bubble: why teens should follow world news
The Florida panhandle has so many different and diverse beaches, it is hard to pick the best one. This shot is from Panama City Beach.
The great Florida beach debate
The school day begins at 8 a.m., a time that works for some students but challenges others. Those in favor of a later start argue it could give students a better opportunity to feel alert and ready to learn. Photo created in Canva by Abigail Bissell.
Students say sleep matters in start-time debate
While there can be some benefits tohomework, the deadlines, pressure and accumulation thereof can induce stress. The illustration represents the weight of academic expectations many students face outside of school hours. Art created in Canva by Nahomi Torres-Bustamante.
When homework piles up, student stress grows
Senior Liam Hutchison participates in the junior and senior positive badge trip to the bowling alley and lunch at the mall.
Badge trips prove their worth on campus
Shotputter _________ prepares for his throw. The Florida High track and field team has put in a lot of effort this season. Photo courtesy of The Renegade.
Track team pushes towards districts with determination, growth
Eighth grader Callie James had an incredible season with Florida High girls' varsity basketball. She is considered a top guards in the nation for the class of 2030. Photo courtesy of Callie James.
Playing beyond her years, Callie James steps up on varsity basketball
The Florida High tennis team after beating Taylor County 7-0. Under a new coach, the team has unified, becoming closer and stronger than ever. Photo courtesy of Christi Morgan.
Game, set, reset: Florida High tennis transforms under new coach
Senior Langston Chason rounds third and heads for home. Photo courtesy of The Renegade.
Leadership fuels Florida High varsity baseball’s early success
The Teddy Bridgewater Act aims to support not only coaches but student-athletes. If this bill passes its final hurdle it could help coaches provide support to student-athletes without fear of punishment. Graphic designed in Canva by Zyler Henderson.
Teddy Bridgewater Act set to face final vote

The Seminole Scribe
Where All Students' Voices are Heard

The Seminole Scribe
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On March 4, 2023, the Coast Guard was notified of a migrant vessel and repatriated 75 people to Cuba. According to El País, 50% of new Cuban arrivals from 2021-2023 were estimated to have settled in Miami-Dade. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.
U.S. involvement in Venezuela intensifies Cuba embargo, sparking debate across Florida classrooms, communities
Vy Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief • April 23, 2026
On the right side, it shows reusable water bottles and on the left side it shows a plastic water bottle. It is up to individuals to figure out for themselves if they will be the difference our planet needs to protect it.
Earth Day inspires students to reflect, act, protect the planet
Nahomi Torres-Bustamante, Staff Writer • April 22, 2026
Academic Dean April McGriff talks about classes with sophomore Madison Platt. Choosing the right courses will put a student on the best path toward their goals.
Upcoming courses for next school year expand student opportunities
Cooper Burch, Section Editor • March 24, 2026
Local newscaser Lenetra Bennett, from WCTV, was the emcee at the BIG Black History Month program.
‘Heart of Black Art’ takes center stage at annual celebration
Zaniya Brown, Section Editor • February 27, 2026
Health officials urge families to stay up to date on immunizations amid rising measles cases. Getting vaccinated can help prevent the spread of measles and protect schools from outbreaks. Art created in Canva by Madison Platt.
Measles cases rise in Florida, renewing focus on school vaccinations
Madison Platt, Section Editor • February 26, 2026
SPORTS
OPINIONS
Ignoring the world is becoming less of an option for teens. With the ever-changing global landscape, teens need to keep up with the world around them. Graphic designed in Canva by Paloma Garcia.
Breaking out of the bubble: why teens should follow world news
Paloma Garcia, Staff Writer • March 25, 2026

     Major events happen around the world that could shape the rest of our future every day. Paying attention to world problems can help young teens comprehend the world they are growing up in.   ...

The school day begins at 8 a.m., a time that works for some students but challenges others. Those in favor of a later start argue it could give students a better opportunity to feel alert and ready to learn. Photo created in Canva by Abigail Bissell.
Students say sleep matters in start-time debate
Abigail Bissell, Staff Writer • March 2, 2026
While there can be some benefits tohomework, the deadlines, pressure and accumulation thereof can induce stress. The illustration represents the weight of academic expectations many students face outside of school hours. Art created in Canva by Nahomi Torres-Bustamante.
When homework piles up, student stress grows
Nahomi Torres-Bustamante, Staff Writer • February 2, 2026
Senior Liam Hutchison participates in the junior and senior positive badge trip to the bowling alley and lunch at the mall.
Badge trips prove their worth on campus
Zaniya Brown, Section Editor • December 11, 2025
Florida State University head coach Mike Norvell has had a rough season. Fans have debated over whether they feel he should stay as head coach, or be asked to leave the program. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.
Why it is time for FSU to move on from Mike Norvell
Noah Sousa, Staff Writer • December 11, 2025
FEATURES
Being aware of financial obligations is an important step in heading toward adulthood. Understanding financial literacy is the key to ensuring a strong future. Graphic designed in Canva by Cooper Burch.
Money matters: students build smart financial habits during Financial Literacy Month
Cooper Burch, Section Editor • April 27, 2026

     During the month of April, we commemorate financial literacy. As high school students move closer to adulthood, their finances start to become a real issue.      “Right now, since I am...

Peer pressure can influence everyday decisions, but students have the power to stay in control by making choices based on their values. Strategies like saying no, choosing supportive friends and thinking about consequences can help students confidently stand their ground. Graphic designed in Canva by Jayme Miller.
Students navigate peer pressure, challenges associated with it
Jayme Miller, Staff Writer • April 24, 2026
There are many actions students can take to help protect the environment around them. Simple actions such as recycling can go a long way. Graphic created on Canva by Paloma Garcia.
Small actions, big impact: students lead the way on Earth Day
Paloma Garcia, Staff Writer • April 22, 2026
Preparing for college entrance exams requires time and effort. No matter which test is taken, students’ preparation remains the same. Graphic designed in Canva by Hailey Rivers.
Pressure, persistence shape the ACT, SAT experience
Hailey Rivers, Staff Writer • April 2, 2026
March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the influential women who have had impact on our lives, both past and present. Graphic created in Canva by Myla Reid.
Guided by strength: recognizing women who inspire us
Myla Reid, Staff Writer • March 31, 2026
ENTERTAINMENT
Coachella started as a two day festival back in 1999. Now, the festival happens over two different weekends in April. Graphic designed in Canva by Myla Reid.
Coachella brings music, fashion, fans together in one iconic festival
Myla Reid, Staff Writer • April 21, 2026

     Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (Coachella) is one of the biggest music festivals in the United States. Many people visit their favorite artists, even discover new ones, and it allows...

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