Where All Students' Voices are Heard

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As fire reaches the edge of the highway, it makes it difficult for families to evacuate. The smoke hanging in the air also creates a hazard to health. Photo courtesy of David Quisenberry
Tallahassee firefighters join fight against western wildfires
Alligator Alcatraz, a state-run immigration detention facility in the Everglades, cost an estimated $450 million annually to operate and was designed to house up to 3,000 people. The facility opened in July 2025 and closed in June 2026 after concerns about its conditions, environmental impact and safety. Graphic designed by Genesis Cruzado.
Alligator Alcatraz closed, questions still remain
Recently, the only people wearing lanyards on campus have been teachers who use it as their employee IDs. Starting in the 2026-2027 school year, students will be required to wear IDs as well.
New lanyard policy aims to improve campus safety
Freshman Kalli Hosmer recieves a medallion award from Principal Megan Brink. Students such as Hosmer were nominated by their teachers for exceptional effort in their classes. Photo courtesy of Beth Hosmer.
Medallion Awards spotlight more than just grades
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
Photo gallery: seniors carry childhood memories into final year
In 2026, Parke mockneck sweatshirts have gone out of stock frequently making the brand’s rare sweatshirts go out quickly. Photo courtesy of Chelsea Parke
Panic is real: how sellouts affect students
Many upperclassmen go to lunch at places near campus to ensure they get back to class on time. Here are some popular spots for them to go to due to convience and cost. Graphic designed by Clara Ramsey.
Juniors navigate new off-campus freedom
The Florida High Dance Team will benefit from the new Eurythmics class that will provide opportunities for students to prepare routines. In addition to the Dance Team, the Color Guard team will also be a part of the class. Photo courtesy of The Renegade.
New Eurythmics class expands dance, color guard opportunities
Graphiic created in Canva by Londyn McSwain.
Unzipping the truth: what’s really in students’ backpacks
A statue of Dolly Parton stands in Sevierville, Tennessee, honoring the singer’s connection to the East Tennessee community where she grew up. Parton's lasting legacy will be remembered by all of her fans. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons: Dolly Parton Statue, Sevier County TN courthouse" by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent) is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Dolly Parton leaves legacy beyond music
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
AI changes the way students learn
Each person brings an important piece to complete the bigger picture. When everyone works together, the team becomes stronger and more successful. Graphic designed in Canva by Abigail Bissell.
Love them, hate them, group projects spark debate
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
Sophomore Antwan Kelly waits on the side line to to in to a soccer game last season. Kelly mangages to balance his life as student-athlete with his classwork, keeping track of all the high-pressure expectations. Photo courtesy of Antwan Kelly.
Kelly finds balance in student-athlete routine
Senior JJ Yegres, seen here in last year's game against Wakulla, is ready for a new season with new leadership. Yegres, like the rest of the team, has their eyes set on the new opportunities this season will bring. Photo courtesy of The Renegade.
Bruno begins new chapter as Florida High soccer coach
While the experience of an FSU game day is enjoyable to many, the football team's performance has been debated. The faithful fans have been frustrated as the team has not had a strong season in a few years. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons "FSU football half time show" by MatHampson is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
FSU begins season with questions to answer
Phillips pushes his pace in the final stretch of a meet to finish strong. The underclassman finished 60th out of 351 elite boys at the Cecil Field Summer Classic with a time of 16:50. Photo courtesy of Lawson Phillips
Phillips emerges as runner to watch
Junior Ansley Hurst fields the ball during last year's seventh period softball class. This year, the varsity team must readjust practices and conditioning with the loss of the class.
Softball adjusts to loss of seventh-period practice

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Where All Students' Voices are Heard

The Seminole Scribe

Manuel Hernandez, Staff Writer

Manuel Hernandez is a senior. He plays soccer for the varsity team and brings energy on and off the field. When Manny is not on the field, he likes to spend time alone and write in a journal to himself. He also likes to write poems and more.

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