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SUSTAINABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Abra Stalker, Photography Manager December 16, 2024

Christmastime brings the promise of presents in decorative wrapping paper, ribbons, and bows. The latest trending items are cleared from the shelf, but what happens to all the packaging after? Christmas...

The Seminole Spirit Tree, pictured between Mrs. Bordner and Mrs. Noll’s classes in Tribe Hall.

THE REVIVAL OF THE SEMINOLE SPIRIT TREE

Salma Dhalla, Reporter December 5, 2024

What started as a simple activity for a heritage unit in two teachers' classes is now the centerpiece of Tribe Hall. In 2010, Seminole High School (SHS) brought in the Seminole Spirit Tree as a symbolic...

IB junior Avi Gupta holding up his math test.

Not All Asians Like Math – And That’s Okay!

Isha Naudiyal, Reporter December 1, 2024

There’s a widely known stereotype that all Asians are math geniuses, ready to solve any problem thrown their way. But the truth is, not all Asians love math, and plenty of them would rather focus and...

MSA- Seminole’s Muslim Student Association

Sarah Shamsi, Reporter November 30, 2024

Seminole High School’s Muslim Student Association (MSA) is more than just a club—it’s a space where students come together to build a sense of community and an environment for understanding. Open...

Pumpkin spice lattes, coffee and more, at Whole Foods coffee shop.

PUMPKIN SPICE AND EVERYTHING NICE

Sameeksha Das, Reporter November 19, 2024

As the wind picks up and the air cools down, the season of fall drinks rolls back around. Among all the festivities jammed into one season, the return of seasonal drinks is arguably an anticipated one....

Nola Johnson (Left), Ava Matthe’s, Noah Johnson, Olivia Sprinkle, and Amaya Cadman (Right) pictured during the “signing day” event on November 13th excited about their college endeavors.

NOLES’S SIGNING DAY

Baani Dhamija, Designer November 13, 2024

Today, 5 Seminole athletes, their families, and friends, gathered in the competition gym to celebrate both their athletic and academic accomplishments.    This panel included Seniors Ava Matthews,...

Senior Class Council members Dynasty Sutton (Left), Karina Verma, Isabella Laroche, Austin Hertz, Selena Awaad, Christine Doria, and Gage Cagle (Right) along with Seminole Teacher Adam Carpenter getting soaked to support the Senior Class.

SOAK A SENIOR

Abra Stalker, Photography Manager November 5, 2024

On Friday, November 1st Senior Class Council hosted their Soak a Senior event during both lunches. Students paid $2 and in exchange received a rubber duck and a bucket of water to pour on a participating...

A look at our new print publication!

FALL PRINT PUBLICATION 24-25

Zainab Dewji, Editor in Chief October 31, 2024

Our 2024-25 Fall Print Publication is here! To request a copy of it delivered to you, please fill out the form. If you do not have a seventh period class and still want the publication, please input your...

THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK

THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK

Lily Schuler, Reporter October 27, 2024

Theater’s newest and upcoming production is The Diary of Anne Frank that follows the tragic story of Anne Frank, her family, and another family going into hiding during World War two due to being Jewish....

Photo taken by Ms. Othon

SEMINOLE MUN TAKES ON BULLSMUN

Salma Dhalla, Writer October 21, 2024

This past weekend, Seminole High School’s (SHS) Model United Nations (MUN) team embarked on an exciting and educational trip to Tampa, Florida, to participate in BullsMUN, a MUN conference hosted by...

The wind begins to pick up Pre-Hurricane.

HURRICANE SEASON AT ITS PEAK

Sameeksha Das, Reporter October 17, 2024

For students across the Northern Hemisphere, those who don’t want to go to school pray and hope for a snow day the night before. Us Floridians wish for hurricane days.  As summer reaches its end,...

THE HOCO PARADE

THE HOCO PARADE

Leah Ball, Reporter October 4, 2024

The time has come again for the annual homecoming parade! Students and teachers from all over the county join together for one celebration.    After a long week of different homecoming dress...

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