The following article was published as a part of The Seminole Newspaper’s 2017 April Fool’s issue! The information, quotations, and other content is completely fictitious and should not be considered...
The following article was published as a part of The Seminole Newspaper’s 2017 April Fool’s issue! The information, quotations, and other content is completely fictitious and should not be considered...
Brea Jones, Senior Editor-in-Chief
• March 16, 2017
On March 15, 2017, both Seminole High School and Millennium Middle School were placed on Code Red due to a shooting near the campuses. The Code Red was put in place around 1:45 p.m., which is after school...
As the annual Miss SHS pageant approaches, the Seminole High School faculty and the 2016 Miss SHS, Senior Trishna Khatri, are preparing for this year’s show, which will take place on March 29 in...
From the time children are able to imagine it, most visualize a lot of different possibilities when asked about their dream occupation. In high school, students are expected to make this decision to...
On March 2, 2017, two students set off a firecracker in a trashcan in the alcove of Renegade Hall. As of now, only the student who directly set off the firecracker has been caught and will most likely...
On Jan. 9, a new pass policy was put into place to ensure the location of students. Instead of the prior usage of planners as passes, two different passes that are color-coded to indicate where the student...
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) Future Health Professionals is a program that was started during the 60’s and 70’s with the goal of creating an interest in students for various...
Although stress can be both positive and negative, it has the ability to hinder students’ effectiveness in school. Stress may vary between individuals, but all stress can result in insufficient grades,...
Students should be encouraged to share their ideas. Students are afraid of failure link a study to prove this, and teachers should boost their confidence levels by conducting discussions and prompting...
For most underclassmen, senior year is seen as an accomplishment: proof of surviving three years of high school. Seniors, however, are noticing some unforeseen aspects of their final year of high school....
As the season approaches for seniors to submit their college applications, 8th graders are also deciding on where to attend high school. Parents and students alike have many questions to ask about the...
