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Literacy week encourages reading across campus

February 23, 2024
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Sophomore Grace Murphy gets rid of any excess chalk. "When I look at the high bar, I always tell myself that I got this." Murphy said.
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Sponsored by Brevard's own Tyler Sirois, house bill 1 plans to ban social media accounts held by people under 16. Junior Carter Newlin said the bill is "stupid" because he said he thinks "they won't be able to enforce it like they're able to." If passed the bill would go into effect on July 1.
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Forty-five freshmen were selected to go on a field trip to the Florida Institute of Technology last Tuesday to meet author and adventurer Erik Weihenmayer known for his most notable achievement: climbing Mount Everest while blind. “I think [Weihenmayer] conveyed the message quite well because he gave lots of personal stories and it has helped me sort of relate to him,” freshman Joe Matella said.
Freshmen have the opportunity to meet author Erik Weihenmayer
With the departure of former Chorus teacher Amy Stephens, a new face takes her place. Kristin Ross, previously a Chorus teacher at Melbourne High School and Hoover Middle School takes the lead in the music department. “Mrs. Ross is young, she understands [where we are coming from], I think it’ll go smoothly,” sophomore Julian Lopez De Victoria said.
New chorus teacher joins staff
Construction workers fill holes in parts of the catwalk to the left of Jeanie Griffin’s classroom. “I feel homeless,” Spanish teacher Mireya Ramos said. “I just need my classroom.” The project cost just under a million dollars.
Spalling construction disrupts school life
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