Where All Students' Voices are Heard

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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
Freshman Kaylee Roberts uses a translator on her phone. Many students use this to understand languages.
Moving between two worlds, sharing bilingual experiences
Hunters enjoy the hunt for many reasons, but one way that they know where to go is by using trail cameras. This camera caught a deer just after our winter storm last January.
Students find patience, purpose in the thrill of the hunt
The thespian troupe went to districts and came back with many awards including a critic’s choice award and many superiors. Photo courtesy of Lorelei Patronis.
Thespians take center stage at district competition, earn top honors
The PSAT is an important test. More than just preparing students for the SAT, it gives juniors the opportunity to be eligible for scholarships.
Juniors prepare for PSAT, aim for National Merit recognition
Book Club hosted the Pluck A Duck book.
Fall carnival showcase
Freshman Kaylee Roberts uses a translator on her phone. Many students use this to understand languages.
Moving between two worlds, sharing bilingual experiences
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
In Culinary Arts, students do more than learn how to cook. After working hard in the kitchen, students are rewarded with tasting their own creations.
Culinary Arts serves up skill, confidence
Senior Brayden Chason wears clothing from Brady Finn’s BGO Gear. Photo courtesy of Brady Finn.
Senior entrepreneur Brady Finn builds brand with BGO Gear
This is the results of a poll taken on campus of ninth through 12th-grade students. Students were asked to choose the top 10 trends for 2025.
Top 10 trends of 2025
Freshman Megan Esellem and Sanaa Harris show off their back-to-school fits. Not only do they follow the appropriate dress code, but they also keep it trendy and stylish.
In style now
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
AI tools, such as ChatGPT, have become more prevalent in schools. Using these tools properly has become the task of many educators.
How AI is shaping the future of smarter learning
Extra credit is given by teachers to help students with their grades, but is it helpful or a problem?
Extra credit: lifeline or busywork
FSU held a vigil for the victims of the April shooting. Photo courtesy of Jay Winters.
“See something, say something”: a reflection on school safety, security
Students in Mrs. Russell's fourth period watch one of the Resiliency Day videos.
Resiliency Day reimagined
Freshmen Kaiden Jenkins and Savannah Dawkins get ready for a cheer competition. Photo courtesy of Savannah Dawkins.
Underclassmen make their mark on competitive cheer
Freshman Valentino Gomez goes after the ball in a varsity soccer match. Gomez' skills on the field have earned him national recognition. Photo courtesy of Valentino Gomez.
Freshman Valentino Gomez shines at U.S. Soccer Talent Invite
(From left) Paloma Pittman, Desi Hall, Peyton Crawford, Chloe Lowe, Shiloh Blount and Khloe Woodson all joined the new dance team this year. The team has performed at both pep rallies that the school had during homecoming week.
New dance team brings energy, variety to campus
Eighth grader Vera VanLandingham (left) and seventh grader Emma Whittington charge ahead at the start of a weekend cross country meet. Several middle schoolers have been brought up to compete at the varsity level due to recent team changes. Photo courtesy of The Renegade.
Running on determination
Will Smith of the Los Angeles Dodgers hits during a game. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.
MLB playoffs deliver excitement, drama

The Seminole Scribe
Where All Students' Voices are Heard

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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
Freshman Kaylee Roberts uses a translator on her phone. Many students use this to understand languages.
Moving between two worlds, sharing bilingual experiences
Paloma Garcia, Myla Reid, and Nahomi Torres • December 1, 2025
Hunters enjoy the hunt for many reasons, but one way that they know where to go is by using trail cameras. This camera caught a deer just after our winter storm last January.
Students find patience, purpose in the thrill of the hunt
Hailey Rivers, Staff Writer • November 6, 2025
The thespian troupe went to districts and came back with many awards including a critic’s choice award and many superiors. Photo courtesy of Lorelei Patronis.
Thespians take center stage at district competition, earn top honors
Zaniya Brown, Section Editor • November 6, 2025
The PSAT is an important test. More than just preparing students for the SAT, it gives juniors the opportunity to be eligible for scholarships.
Juniors prepare for PSAT, aim for National Merit recognition
Skylar Fleming, Assistant Editor • November 6, 2025
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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...

AI tools, such as ChatGPT, have become more prevalent in schools. Using these tools properly has become the task of many educators.
How AI is shaping the future of smarter learning
Noah Sousa, Staff Writer • November 6, 2025
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
The use of rap lyrics in courtrooms has sparked debate across the United States. Supporters see them as potential evidence, while critics argue they are artistic expression protected by the First Amendment.
Free speech v. proof of crime: legal battle over rap lyrics
Abigail Bissell, Staff Writer • October 8, 2025
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Book Club hosted the Pluck A Duck book.
Fall carnival showcase
December 1, 2025

Freshman Kaylee Roberts uses a translator on her phone. Many students use this to understand languages.
Moving between two worlds, sharing bilingual experiences
Paloma Garcia, Myla Reid, and Nahomi Torres • 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
In Culinary Arts, students do more than learn how to cook. After working hard in the kitchen, students are rewarded with tasting their own creations.
Culinary Arts serves up skill, confidence
Amariah Kelland-Green, Staff Writer • November 6, 2025
Senior Brayden Chason wears clothing from Brady Finn’s BGO Gear. Photo courtesy of Brady Finn.
Senior entrepreneur Brady Finn builds brand with BGO Gear
Corey Brooks, Staff Writer • November 6, 2025
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