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Varsity volleyball extend their winstreak to four following two big wins

Varsity volleyball extend their winstreak to four following two big wins

Boys swim takes first win of the season, girls swim continues to struggle

Boys swim takes first win of the season, girls swim continues to struggle

Boys bowling coming off 5-2 victory against Satellite; girls looking for their first win

Boys bowling coming off 5-2 victory against Satellite; girls looking for their first win

Varsity volleyball secures second sweep on the road against Cocoa Beach

Varsity volleyball secures second sweep on the road against Cocoa Beach

Sophomore Isabelle Gaudry walks through the metal detector, monitored by School Resource Officer Valerie Butler, on Aug. 13. “I think [the students have] been adjusting really well," Butler said. "We've had no issues, no snafus. Everything's been running smoothly, and we've been getting kids to class on time.”

New fences, gates increase campus security

Students paint the space-themed “Class of 2025” mural on April 30.

Space Cat mural brings creativity to school hallway

A sarcophagus made by junior Amy Billsbury stands in art teacher Jelena Robbins's room.

Art class paints on classroom walls

“Captain America: Brave New World” elicits mixed student reactions

“Captain America: Brave New World” elicits mixed student reactions

Sequel showdown

Sequel showdown

Art teacher Jelena Robbins back in the classroom after surgery

Putting on a Show: Spanish students create telenovelas as final project

Debate class practices congressional debate

Sophomore Isabelle Gaudry walks through the metal detector, monitored by School Resource Officer Valerie Butler, on Aug. 13. “I think [the students have] been adjusting really well," Butler said. "We've had no issues, no snafus. Everything's been running smoothly, and we've been getting kids to class on time.”

New fences, gates increase campus security

Students paint the space-themed “Class of 2025” mural on April 30.

Space Cat mural brings creativity to school hallway

The Space Coast Crew rows during a January practice.

Students join Brevard rowing club

New geometry teacher preps students for EOC

New geometry teacher preps students for EOC

Seniors Emily Eason (left) and Chloe Marrs pose on the beach as their graduation date approaches.

Seniors prepare to walk the graduation stage

Freshman Tiffany Duong logs into her College Board account.

Students prepare for online AP testing amid College Board disruptions

Varsity volleyball extend their winstreak to four following two big wins

Varsity volleyball extend their winstreak to four following two big wins

Boys swim takes first win of the season, girls swim continues to struggle

Boys swim takes first win of the season, girls swim continues to struggle

Boys bowling coming off 5-2 victory against Satellite; girls looking for their first win

Boys bowling coming off 5-2 victory against Satellite; girls looking for their first win

Varsity volleyball secures second sweep on the road against Cocoa Beach

Varsity volleyball secures second sweep on the road against Cocoa Beach

(from left to right) Freshman Nikita Sinha, freshman Ava Paullin, senior Aubrey Reiter, junior Rhea Sinha, senior Katherine Arcadier and seventh grader Sophia Goranovic pose before competing against Benjamin High School for the regional competition on April 22.

Girls tennis advances to regionals

Boys' varsity soccer captain and senior Athan Zaiden walks across the field during a home game against Titusville High School on Dec. 10. West Shore won 5-0.

Game day jams: Hype or chill?

Universal Studios

“How To Train Your Dragon” soars to new heights with live-action remake

“Wednesday” season two somewhat maintains charm

Sony Animation Studios

“KPop Demon Hunters” breaks barriers, tops global charts

Out of the loop

Out of the loop

Screenshot/Ticketmaster

Concert catastrophe

Creative Commons

Thunderbolts* leaves audiences thunderstruck

Class of 2024 alumnus Spencer Wilson (right) acts onstage alongside sophomore Cathryn Cooper (bottom center), eighth grader Finnegan Darby Bennett (top center) and junior Michael Dempsey (left) on July 20. “I played the character Golden Freddy, which was the exposition dump character of the first half of the show,” Wilson said. “But in the actual production in its entirety, I helped with getting the actors in order, I directed a little bit, and helped some of the new actors get into character. I also assisted with the choreography. I just did a bit of everything, helping out where I can.”

“Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Musical” unites theater community

Juniors Adriah Mossiah (left) and Artemis Theodoropoulos look at their new IDs on Aug. 29.

Student ID policy adds another layer of security

Seventh graders run to their next scavenger hunt spot during "Wildcats on the Prowl" on Aug. 15.

Picture this | A year in photos (2025-2026)

Sophomore Tiffany Duong logs into her College Board account.

Cell phone ban may upgrade to personal laptops, tablets

Seventh graders locate their next target during "Wildcats on the Prowl" on Aug. 15.

Picture this | Seventh graders complete traditional scavenger hunt

While the senior parking lot remains, the underclassmen parking lot will be relocated from inside the track to in front of the senior parking lot.

Track and parking lot to undergo renovation

Seventh graders run to their next scavenger hunt spot during "Wildcats on the Prowl" on Aug. 15.

Picture this | A year in photos (2025-2026)

Seventh graders locate their next target during "Wildcats on the Prowl" on Aug. 15.

Picture this | Seventh graders complete traditional scavenger hunt

Senior Laith Zavala gives an air-guitar performance during the Spring Fling on March 13. Senior Laith Zavala strums an imaginary guitar during a competition. “Me, the lads, the gentlemen and the gentlewomen had amazing performances,” Zavala said. “For the first time, I like an event here and I hope they make it a tradition to inspire young cats to get wild and rock’n’roll.”

Picture this | A year in photos (2024-2025)

Juniors listen to senior class officer candidates' speeches in the gym on April 23.

Picture this | Senior class officer candidates give speeches

Former Principal Rick Fleming, who retired last year after being principal of the school for 17 years, waves to the crowd on March 13. “This event is awesome, but they should save it for years when we get blue ribbons,” junior Kellyn Hoffmann said. “It would make the event even more special.”

Picture this | Spring Fling attracts over 900 attendees

Students play Gaga ball, where players try to eliminate opponents by hitting them with a ball below the knees. “I’ve been playing Gaga ball for years now, as a boy scout,” junior Parker Wales said. “Although I think my lack of skill seen today comes from the mass amount of people in the pit. I’m typically used to bouncing the balls off the walls and on to people to get them out. The school should invest in an in-ground wooden gaga pit, then I’ll play better.”

Picture this | Spring Fling brings games, activities

Universal Studios

“How To Train Your Dragon” soars to new heights with live-action remake

“Wednesday” season two somewhat maintains charm

Sony Animation Studios

“KPop Demon Hunters” breaks barriers, tops global charts

Senior Laith Zavala gives an air-guitar performance during the Spring Fling on March 13. Senior Laith Zavala strums an imaginary guitar during a competition. “Me, the lads, the gentlemen and the gentlewomen had amazing performances,” Zavala said. “For the first time, I like an event here and I hope they make it a tradition to inspire young cats to get wild and rock’n’roll.”

Deteriorating dialect

Deteriorating dialect

Screenshot/Ticketmaster

Concert catastrophe

Senior Laith Zavala gives an air-guitar performance during the Spring Fling on March 13. Senior Laith Zavala strums an imaginary guitar during a competition. “Me, the lads, the gentlemen and the gentlewomen had amazing performances,” Zavala said. “For the first time, I like an event here and I hope they make it a tradition to inspire young cats to get wild and rock’n’roll.”

Suffocated by security

Suffocated by security

Max Madl appears at his school board campaign booth through a virtual call due to a flight cancellation in August 2024.

Journalism's success derives from culture

Journalism’s success derives from culture

Illustration by Addyson Leathers

Universal Studios

“How To Train Your Dragon” soars to new heights with live-action remake

“Wednesday” season two somewhat maintains charm

Sony Animation Studios

“KPop Demon Hunters” breaks barriers, tops global charts

Creative Commons

Thunderbolts* leaves audiences thunderstruck

“A Minecraft Movie” delivers an unforgettable cinematic, cultural experience

“A Minecraft Movie” delivers an unforgettable cinematic, cultural experience

Streamline and Interscope Records

Google Chrome blocked on school computers

Cell phone usage banned for entire school day

2025 Graduation Livestream

Volleyball Sideline Sports

2024 Graduation Livestream

Reading under review

Reading under review

Tea time with Fleming

Fleming Chronicles: Graduation Curveball

Pioneering Pathways

Ella Dorfman: “Teacher Fear”

Fleming Chronicles: Hiring Frenzy

Google Chrome blocked on school computers

Cell phone usage banned for entire school day

2025 Graduation Livestream

Volleyball Sideline Sports

2024 Graduation Livestream

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Class of 2024 alumnus Spencer Wilson (right) acts onstage alongside sophomore Cathryn Cooper (bottom center), eighth grader Finnegan Darby Bennett (top center) and junior Michael Dempsey (left) on July 20. “I played the character Golden Freddy, which was the exposition dump character of the first half of the show,” Wilson said. “But in the actual production in its entirety, I helped with getting the actors in order, I directed a little bit, and helped some of the new actors get into character. I also assisted with the choreography. I just did a bit of everything, helping out where I can.”

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