BY NOAH CASTAGNA Cooper City High School’s National Honor Society has begun accepting submissions for their annual Black History Month Art Gala. “The NHS Gala shows we have a lot of creative people here,” Senior Benjamin Goldstein said. “And they do good things with that, and put a lot... Read more

BY CASSI NOWOSAD Nova’s partnership with CCHS allows anyone attending CCHS who completes the early childcare program, passes several tests and  works as a teacher for Nova’s preschools will receive a full scholarship to the school. Recently early childcare programs across Florida are getting their ECPC (Early Childhood Professional... Read more

BY SABRINE BRISMEUR Accompanied by dramatic Italian opera tracks and festive British wind pieces, the All-County Honor Band and Superintendent’s Advanced Placement Studio Art Exhibition took place at the Coral Springs Museum of Art to award Broward County students for their accomplishments in music and art. A section of... Read more

BY TAMARAH WALLACE Since the beginning of the school year, DECA students have been perfecting their manuals and testing skills in various categories such as finance, foodservice, and hospitality in order to demonstrate their business prowess. On January 23rd at the 48th annual Broward County DECA Awards ceremony at... Read more

BY CHARLIE BLODNIEKS In the age of fake news and alternative facts, the CCHS journalism department journeyed to Fort Lauderdale to explore the role of activism and accountability in new media. Hosted by the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), the conference took place at the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six... Read more

BY NOAH CASTAGNA “The auditorium was full of excited energy,” 9th grade guidance counselor Mr. Ziccardi said, describing the anxious anticipation of the crowd of 8th graders stepping onto Cooper City High School’s campus for the first time. That was the scene last Thursday as the Class of 2021... Read more

BY SKYLER JONES-BOXWELL For the few students who were affected these past weeks by the appearance of a schedule on your desk during 5th period, worry not. There is a perfectly reasonable explanation for why some classes changed and rearranged themselves at the start of the 3rd quarter, and... Read more

BY NUHA ISLAM As an ongoing tradition three years in the making, CCHS Best Buddies hosted their annual family picnic. Held on January 22nd, the event served as a means to celebrate all the hard work the members have put into the school year. “I like to think of... Read more

BY SABRINE BRISMEUR Clad in suits, ties, and pencil skirts, two students stood on a dark stage among a handful of others, celebrating their national win for CCHS’s Speech and Debate Team in front of hundreds. “Making it further than many other nationally recognized debaters felt good,” finalist Kia... Read more

BY DARIAN SABLON There are few things throughout the year that have become such milestones of the Cooper City school experience, that life without them seems impossible. One of such traditions, the annual Girl Scout cookies fundraiser starts around the beginning of the new year, offering a multitude of... Read more