THE SEMINOLE TIMES
UNO tournament winners Abra Stalker (Left), Isabella Gallego, Raven Isom, and Anastasia Howard (Right).
SENDING SUNSHINE UNO TOURNAMENT
Various cookie designs at the Cardiology cookie decorating event - via @shscardiologyclub
CARDIOLOGY COOKIES
PSAT TUTORING
PSAT TUTORING
Photo taken by Ms. Othon
SEMINOLE MUN TAKES ON BULLSMUN
WANTED: Pit Crew Members
JOIN P.I.T CREW!
SEMINOLE RUNS!
Dazzlers preforming at the football game during half time.
THE DAZZLING NOLES
SEMINOLE VS LYMAN BOYS SOCCER
SEMINOLE VS LYMAN BOYS SOCCER
THE BOWLERS OF SHS
NOLES BIG WIN AGAINST THE HUSKIES
Photos taken during the first stretch of the eras tour in Tampa at Raymond James Stadium.
THE END OF THE ERAS
BEST HORROR MOVIES!!
BEST HORROR MOVIES!!
SPOOKY COSTUME IDEAS
SPOOKY COSTUME IDEAS
Photographed by John Shearer for NPR
VMA AWARDS
Deadpool & Wolverine, released July 26th, is one of the most successful movies of 2024 so far.
2024’S NEWEST HIT MOVIES
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
The “Reflection Pond” At UCF welcomes incoming Knights to fall 2024 move in day.
UCF EARLY ACTION
Feature are all the winners at KnightMUN posing proudly with their awards (Photo Credits by Ms. Othon).
SEMINOLEMUN CONQUERS UCF AT KNIGHTMUN
Students during Covid times wore masks to stop the spread.
COVID STRIKE: A LOOKBACK ON THE PANDEMIC
The Netflix show “Monsters” About Lyle and Erik Menendez.
Murder in Beverly Hill: The Menendez brothers case
Photo from Lucas Tran on Pexels.
THE YEAR OF THE DRAGON
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

THE SEMINOLE TIMES

THE SEMINOLE TIMES
Jennifer Schmid

Jennifer Schmid, Photographer

Jennifer Schmid is a Health Academy junior at Seminole, and has been a photographer for The Seminole Newspaper for three years. She has a passion for photography and is excited to share her passion with the student body. In her free time, Jennifer enjoys chorus, serving at church, and spending time with friends.

All content by Jennifer Schmid
Local news stands offering global and American stories.

[Photo] THE IMPORTANCE OF MEDIA

Michelle Arshad, Reporter
April 22, 2020
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[Photo] COVID-19 UPDATE: SCPS IS PROVIDING FREE MEALS TO CHILDREN IN NEED

Ritika Vonguru, Reporter
April 13, 2020
Seminole is offering an option for students to have a modified schedule.

[Photo] MODIFIED SCHEDULES FOR SENIORS

Julio Roman, Reporter
March 10, 2020
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[Photo] GALLERIES

November 5, 2019

[Photo] CORONA CRISIS

Anusha Sikand, Reporter
February 7, 2020
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[Photo] THE WAR FOR THE TRUTH

Anusha Sikand, Reporter
February 10, 2020
The risk of seizures should be known by all and local ERs provide tips on how to help those suffering.

[Photo] SEIZURES: MORE COMMON THAN PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT

Anusha Sikand, Report
December 9, 2019
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[Photo] DYING FOR DEMOCRACY: HONG KONG IN CHAOS

Ritika Vonguru, Reporter
November 22, 2019
The Seminole lunch line is a battleground for hungry students.

[Photo] 30 MINUTE LUNCH CRUNCH

Anusha Sikand, Reporter
November 19, 2019
The Environmental Club is making efforts to keep the beach clean.

[Photo] SEMINOLE SAVES OUR BEACHES

Kruthi Munugeti, Reporter
November 14, 2019
Students rehearse for the Into the Woods show.

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SunRail is taking action to prevent future accidents.

Spider-Man has been prominent for years and is now leaving Marvel.

[Photo] SPIDER-MAN LEAVING MCU SPARKS OUTRAGE AMONG FANS

Ritika Vonguru, Reporter
September 19, 2019
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[Photo] ANNUAL HONOR GRAD TRADITION RETURNS TO SEMINOLE

Shafana Mohammad, Editor
May 3, 2019
Junior, Marie Alsperger, gets ready to set during a game against Lyman High School.

[Photo] SPIKING INTO A SANDY SEASON

Jessica Ty, Photographer
May 1, 2019
Staying in state for college may be a smart choice, due to the costly out of state colleges.

[Photo] DECISION TIME: WHY COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS ARE STAYING IN-STATE

Michelle Arshad
February 25, 2019
Destiny Show Choir performs at the Fall Concert to start their season.

DESTINY TAKES ON SHOW CHOIR AMERICA

Jennifer Schmid, Photographer
February 12, 2019
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[Photo] #THROWBACK: THE HISTORY OF PRIDE OF THE TRIBE

Kruthi Munugeti, Reporter
November 30, 2018
Many people ran for senator such as Alan Youngblood.

[Photo] THE STUDENT’S GUIDE TO VOTING IN THE 2018 ELECTIONS

Andrea Rivera-Maldonado, Photographer
October 30, 2018
Visitors at Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando walk through one of their many scare zones.

[Photo] SPOOKY SEASON TAKES ORLANDO

Kenedy Musante, Reporter
October 18, 2018
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[Photo] SWIM TEAM TAPERS AND SHAVES TOWARDS VICTORY

Izma Shakil, Photographer
October 19, 2018
Staying organized and joining clubs are a few ways to improve your school year.

NOT TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL: TIPS FOR HAVING A GREAT YEAR

Jennifer Schmid, Photographer
September 17, 2018
Many students have AP testing around this time of the year.

[Photo] FIVE TIPS FOR GETTING A FIVE

Jillian Kindy, Co-Content Manager
April 22, 2019
Whether a picnic takes place on a grassy meadow near a river or at the beach, it's the company that makes the difference.

[Photo] SEMINOLE’S GUIDE TO PLANNING PERFECT PICNICS

Sania Shaukat, Editor
April 4, 2018
Ms. Noll has transformed the IB office into a cozy work space that reflects her vibrant personality.

NOLL PROMOTED TO IB COORDINATOR

Jennifer Schmid, Photographer
March 9, 2018
Kids are getting phones at younger ages than ever before, prompting some to ask: how young is too young?

[Photo] CHILDREN RECEIVE SMARTPHONES TOO SOON

Leyton Dudley, Reporter
March 5, 2018
ACING THE SAT: TIPS FROM THE PROS

ACING THE SAT: TIPS FROM THE PROS

Sania Shaukat and Jennifer Schmid
February 16, 2018
Without proper financial literacy, students struggle with basic economic concepts.

[Photo] SEMINOLE NEEDS CLASSES FOR TAXES

Leyton Dudley, Reporter
January 31, 2018
For many female students, the "no-shoulders" rule feels outdated and unfair.

[Photo] SHOULDERING THE BURDEN OF DRESS CODE

Kierstin Phillips, Photographer
February 5, 2018
Seniors Katelynn Phipps and Nick Jambe started their own student-run bakery, Hidden Bunny Cupcakes.

[Photo] STUDENT ENTREPRENEURS TAKE THE CAKE

Serra Sowers, Writer/Photographer
December 15, 2017
Student very stressed with too many tests.

[Photo] TOO MANY TESTS STRESS STUDENTS

Bhavani Selva, Reporter/ Designer
December 14, 2017
Sophomore Pia Vollmann (center) is an exchange student from Germany determined to live her best American life along with her host sisters, Aya (left) and Rowan Hassan (right).

[Photo] PIA VOLLMANN TAKES ON AMERICA

Malavika Kannan and Serra Sowers
December 12, 2017
Coach Brauman trains runners to push through every mile and strive for success.

COACH BRAUMAN: ON TRACK FOR SUCCESS

Jennifer Schmid and Malavika Kannan
November 7, 2017
Although taking a virtual class is a graduation requirement, not all students see the need to learn online.

[Photo] VIRTUAL SCHOOL: IS IT WORTH IT?

October 20, 2017
All students in need are encouraged to take advantage of free breakfast and lunch until Oct. 22.

IRMA UPDATE: FREE LUNCHES STILL AVAILABLE

Jennifer Schmid, Photographer
October 9, 2017
Seminole High School has implemented names that revolve around the Seminole Indians.

[Photo] THE NAME GAME CONTINUES

Alexis Wood, Reporter
September 27, 2017
Band students are proud to represent The Pride of the Tribe with their new shirts.

PRIDE OF THE TRIBE GETS JAZZY

Jennifer Schmid, Photographer
September 5, 2017
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