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THE SEMINOLE TIMES

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Learn about the Seminoles very own Speech and Debate Club!

DEBATE CLUB SPOTLIGHT

Roshan Uy, Reporter January 18, 2023

Having a debate team has always been a staple to most high schools across the United States. Not only is it a platform for intellectual arguments and discussions, but it also pushes students out of their...

Pictured above are Seminole students competing during regionals!

BPA REGIONALS

Zainab Dewji, Reporter December 18, 2022

On Friday, December 2nd, certain Seminole High School (SHS) students came dressed to impress. Dressed in business attire, students in the club Business Professionals of America (BPA) came to school ready...

CLASS OF 2023: BOYS HOMECOMING COURT

Laura Guske, Reporter October 24, 2022

Homecoming is the biggest, most anticipated, school-wide event of the year in American schools. But the most exciting aspect of homecoming is the nominations for court. Homecoming court entails a group...

HOSA: YOUNG LEADERS IN HEALTHCARE

HOSA: YOUNG LEADERS IN HEALTHCARE

Roshan Uy, Reporter October 11, 2022

Boasting about 260,000 members worldwide, the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) is one of the largest student-led clubs in Seminole High School (SHS). As it is considered a staple in the SHS...

Noles can hang out at Wawa after school!

SEMINOLE’S BEST EATS

Laura Guske, reporter September 26, 2022

Ever find your stomach rumbling after you leave school? Go grab yourself a bite to eat! There are plenty of great places to eat around Seminole High School (SHS).    SHS Health Academy Junior,...

Learn to survive IB from Reporter Roshan Uy!

ABOVE AND BEYOND: ON SURVIVING THE IB PROGRAM

Roshan Uy, Reporter September 26, 2022

Beyond sports and other extracurriculars, Seminole High School (SHS) is known to offer its students one of the most challenging and prestigious curriculums worldwide. This curriculum is known as the International...

SHS sophomore Jaliyah Canty is a student entrepreneur with her own food business.

STEPPING INTO THE FUTURE: STUDENT ENTREPRENEURS

Sahib Talwar, Reporter September 26, 2022

When one thinks of an entrepreneur, we think of someone who is wearing fancy business attire. Well, guess what?! We have entrepreneurs right here on the Seminole High school (SHS) campus! By Oxford’s...

The International Baccalaureate (IB) program is both rewarding and highly challenging.

WHY IB?

Chloe Park, Reporter September 26, 2022

When it comes to academic programs, there are many appealing programs at Seminole High School (SHS) that incoming freshmen consider joining. One of them is the International Baccalaureate (IB) program,...

Learn how to avoid senioritis!

SYMPTOMS AND STRUGGLES OF SENIORITIS

Lillian Rue Leonard, Reporter/Editor September 24, 2022

Everything comes to an end for seniors; twelve years of learning; hundreds of grades. Seniors, we get it! You are tired of high school, and ready for the exciting new chapters of your life. Whether you’re...

The Seminole High School Track and Field Team at States. (Photo taken by Coach Ken Brauman)

SEMINOLE SPORTS TRYOUTS

Roshan Uy, Reporter September 24, 2022

As state champions in football and players in various extracurriculars, Seminole High School (SHS) has always had sports deeply embedded into its culture. It is traditionally a source of pride for SHS...

SHS students discuss the importance of college applications, and more importantly, how to do them well. Read more to find out!

SHORTCUT TO GLORY: A GUIDE TO COLLEGE APPLICATIONS

Roshan Uy, Reporter September 20, 2022

Getting into college can be a difficult pursuit. Whether that entails earning outstanding grades, getting involved in multiple and impressive extracurriculars, or writing a unique college essay, the stress...

Above is a picture of Stonehenge: discussed in the Humanities class at SHS.

THE HOLY HUMANITIES!

Krisha Patel, Reporter September 20, 2022

Humanities. Have you ever heard of it? Humanities is a year-long honors elective offered at Seminole High School (SHS). It is offered in two levels: Humanities 1 and 2. The class is considered an “interdisciplinary...

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