THE SEMINOLE TIMES
SPOOKY SENIOR MOVIE NIGHT
Image of the poster for the orchestra's concert tonight.
FALL ORCHESTRA CONCERT
Seminole High School Dazzlers in the 2025 Homecoming Parade.
HOMECOMING PARADE 2025
Seminole high school students crowded in the gym stands with the band performing on the floor in the dark.
HOMECOMING PEP RALLY
Online Classes: Opening Doors to New Opportunities
THE PROS AND CONS OF ONLINE COURSES
The seniors and underclassmen group into two teams and battle each other in the first snap of the powderpuff game.
TOUCHDOOOOOWN: POWDERPUFF ’25
Our Bokey student section at last night's Homecoming football game against Spruce Creek.
SEMINOLE VS SPRUCECREEK: HOMECOMING GAME
Seminole vs. Lake Mary
SEMINOLE VS LAKE MARY RAMS
SEMINOLE VS LAKE BRANTLEY: SENIOR NIGHT
SEMINOLE VS LAKE BRANTLEY: SENIOR NIGHT
NOLES VS MONARCH: YOUTH NIGHT
NOLES VS MONARCH: YOUTH NIGHT
Various foods specifically, desserts that are most popular during the fall season.
AUTUMN’S BEST BITES
An NBA game is in play. Men's basketball team Minnesota Timberwolves against the Brooklyn Nets pass the ball to each other in a tight game 88-87.
SLAM DUNK! BASKETBALL IS BACK
Image of multiple models wearing all black walking down a white runway with lights above pointing towards them and chairs in the background.
VICTORIA’S SECRET FASHION SHOW 2025
Image of a ghost with candy from his Trick or Treat bag
HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS
Picture of an electric guitar with newspaper slips along the top and bottom, a concert ticket, and a white background.
LONG LIVE THE BLACK PARADE
Dazzlers preforming at the football game during half time.
THE DAZZLING NOLES
Upcoming Movies and TV
Pep Rallies
Pep Rallies
Prepping for the New Year: Helpful Tips
New Wardrobe for the New You
NEW REELZ 2/17/22: LOVE IS IN THE AIR
Do you know your geography? Reporter Phoebe Sousa questions students at Seminole High School and the results are shocking!
SEMINOLE REELS ANNOUNCEMENT: 11/17/21
Marine life along Florida beaches.
CORAL REEFS IN OUR WORLD
Truck at halloween town.
A TRIP TO HALLOWEEN TOWN
Adiya Brijesh and Navya Gandhodi wearing their costumes to movie night.
BETA CHI HALLOWEEN MOVIE NIGHT
Avril Salce and Isabella Torresin dressed as the bee and cookie meme
NOLECHELLA SPIRIT WEEK
Two people pointing and speaking to another person huddled beneath them in a concerning state.
PEER PRESSURE
Students during Covid times wore masks to stop the spread.
COVID STRIKE: A LOOKBACK ON THE PANDEMIC
AT&T service lost on February 22nd
AT&T OUTRAGE
Google Image: The New Republic
WOMEN BEING DRAFTED?
RECENT NATURAL DISASTERS
Supposed UFO in sky
THE OUT OF THIS WORLD DISCOVERY

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Various fruits and vegetables offered at the farmer's market.

DOWNTOWN LAKE MARY FARMER’S MARKET

Kayla Goldstein, Writer
September 17, 2025
Seminoles longtime traditions in action.

OUR SCHOOL’S TRADITIONS

Sidrah Shamsi, Reporter
December 4, 2023
Sanlando Pumpkin Patch getting everyone in fall spirits.

SANFORD HALLOWEEN EVENTS

Sidrah Shamsi, Reporter
October 25, 2023
Photo of the Big Red Bus that runs the blood drive

OUR SCHOOL’S BLOODRIVE

Sidrah Shamsi, Reporter
September 25, 2023

SUMMER VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITES

Chloe Park, Reporter
April 24, 2023

THE IMPORTANCE OF CAMPUS SECURITY

Princess Nilah Smith, Guest Writer
January 9, 2023
Noles love showing school spirit!

FOOTBALL SEASON FOR THE NOLES

Clara Bouley, Reporter
September 18, 2022
Scoreboard after an amazing homecoming game.

Homecoming Game Victory

Mahalla Hynes, Editor-in-Chief
October 23, 2021
As of 2000, the blue ribbon represents sexual assault awareness in the United States. Photo credit to https://www.efr.org/sexual-assault-awareness-month/ .

APRIL SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH

Anusha Sikand, Reporter
April 23, 2020
The #HelpHenry movement is making its way through the Sanford community.

#HELPHENRY

Kayla DeLotte, Reporter
April 18, 2017
The thin blue line is a representation of fallen officers.

REMEMBERING FALLEN OFFICERS

Kayla DeLotte, Reporter
January 30, 2017
Officers on campus give students guidance and provide safety.

POLICE PROTECT AND SERVE COMMUNITIES

Kayla DeLotte, Reporter
September 1, 2016
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