The season for Friday night lights may be over, but the cheer team is far from hanging up their uniforms and poms for the year. In fact, performing at football games is only a fraction of what the team actually does. It’s a fair assessment to say that the majority of high school students know very...

History was made during this midterm election in Florida with the election of the first Generation Z candidate into Congress. Maxwell Frost, a Democrat of only 25 years of age, took the victory over Republican candidate Calvin Wimbish by 19 percentage points. This is due in part to a massive representation...

The Boys Cross Country team clinched the Southern CSML Regional Title, punching them a ticket to the State meet. Along with them, Erin Gray and Macy White both individually qualified for State by placing in the top 15 at Regionals. After a long and successful season for both the girls and boys teams,...

Surveillance is no longer an anomaly on the world stage. It’s the norm. Every citizen in the world faces some form of surveillance, whether it be from a government for control or a corporation for monetary gain. All of your information–movements, credit card transactions, internet history– are...

Durango, CO. Last night, our 32-seeded soccer boys came to the home of the Durango Demons, the #1 seed in 4A, and knocked them out of the playoffs. It’s a big result for the program and for CHSAA as a whole – we’re still trying to confirm, but we don’t think a 32-seed has ever beaten a 1-seed...

There are a lot of things that Coronado High School has been known for over the years. Whether it be a state championship football team, a competitive tennis team, or a consistently successful cross-country program, there has always been something that has drawn the attention of people in and outside...