BY CHEYENNE PINO Cooper City High’s Sound of Pride band program held their annual winter concert Thursday December 13th at 7pm, in the school’s auditorium to showcase this year’s talent. Band Director Christopher Schletter conducted performances by the Sound of Pride’s Percussion ensemble, Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble. The... Read more

BY DAVID DEACON The CCHS debate students traveled to George Mason University for a national debate competition from November 30th to December 2nd. On Friday, November 30th, students boarded a bus to the airport and flew to Fairfax, Virginia. For most students, it was their first time competing in... Read more

BY RACHEL SHARPE With winter break around the corner and the giving spirit in full swing, a number of clubs and organizations at CCHS are doing their part to help make the holidays brighter for many who desperately need it this holiday season. For the past 24 years, CCHS... Read more

  BY DANIELLE ONAFRAYCHUK Distracted Drivers is a program designed to teach student drivers about the dangers of distracted driving and the precautions they should take while driving. Each day, more than fifteen people are killed and more than 1,200 people are injured from crashes related to distracted driving.... Read more

BY KYRA BACON CCHS’s Science Club participated in the annual Water Tower Competition on December 8th in Boca Raton. The competition, which was created a few years ago by the American Water Works Association, judges each water tower based on creativity, cost, hydraulics and structural efficiency. The AWWA divides the... Read more

BY KYRA BACON On Wednesday, November 28th, the English 2 classes at CCHS took a field trip to see Life of Pi after reading the novel in class. Life of Pi premiered November 21st, getting 4 stars and many great reviews. The book, written by author Yann Martel, features a... Read more

BY VIRGINIA PENIAS Senior Lexy Lopez has created a Little Dresses for Africa organization at Cooper City High School to help young girls around the world who cannot afford clothes. Every morning, students open up their closets to see plenty of clothes to wear, but most don’t realize that other... Read more

BY JESSICA WEAVER Last Friday, December 30th, students from AP Environmental Science, Marine Science and Biology classes took a field trip to John U. Lloyd Beach State Park where they played the role of biologists for the day. Students studied different plants throughout the park and learned all about... Read more

BY LOUIS DENNIN The CCHS Sound of Pride marching band and color guard had their final performance of the season on November 10th at Blanche Ely High School, getting straight superior ratings from the judges after performing their jazz show “Deja Vu” with music by Pat Metheny. This performance... Read more

BY KYRA BACON Key Club hosted the annual Harvest Drive to help feed Broward County families in need during the holidays from October 29th to November 16th. The Harvest Drive was headed by Key Club Historian Alina Tran and the goal was to collect 3,000 nonperishable food items including cereals,... Read more