With the end of the school year closing in, that means final exams are too. Junior Ishaan Jathal said he’s not too worried about finals though because everything comes easy for him.
“I took five AP classes so I don’t reall...
A proposal to make texting while driving a primary offense in the state of Florida was put into action April 29 when Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 107 into law. School Resource Officer Valerie Butler said she thinks this change was...
Higher-than-normal rates of cancer have been reported in two ZIP codes that include Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, South Patrick Shores, Suntree, Palm Shores and Viera, according to a recently released report by the Florida ...
Third and fourth period AP Chemistry students surprised teacher Carolyn Horst in her classroom recently by giving her a gift to welcome her back after she missed three days of class because of a car accident.
“I definitel...
After yearlong negotiations over teachers’ contracts, Brevard Public Schools is now in a mediation process to decide the terms of the document. County teachers have not had an official contract this entire school year and thi...
The end of the year always means tests: AP exams, finals, and FSAs. But it also means yearbook distribution, which junior Shelbi Winslow is eagerly awaiting.
“I usually get [a yearbook] every year,” Winslow said. “...And...
Dissections have been underway for the anatomy class at the end of the school year. Anatomy teacher Maggie Molledo has had her students perform many throughout the course of their studies.
“What we’re doing right now is rabbits, ...
National Honor Society currently is holding its first non-affiliated pet food drive to collect wet or dry cat and dog food. The drive, which lasts through Friday, was initiated to help senior members earn the 20 points they need in...
Purchasing the latest review books, sophomore John Luu readies himself for his upcoming AP exams set to start during the second week of May; however, unlike in years prior, Luu will have to balance his studying time with the stat...
More than 1,400 students were “electrified” this past weekend at the Florida Scholastic Press Association convention in Orlando.
Thirty-three journalists from West Shore’s TV pro, yearbook newspaper and Journalism 1 attended...
Freshman Madeleine Coalter and Sophomore Kyle Peters have recently begun jobs in search for money and a way to spend their free time. They are among other students including sophomores James Green and Chase Burton, who work at C...
National Honor Society held a senior-only meeting on Tuesday April 2 in Missy Landmesser’s room to discuss the number of points seniors still need to be able to wear stoles at graduation and how the seniors can get those point...
