BY TAMARAH WALLACE Based on the success of fall spirit week, the student government association and the class of 2018 decided to reinstate the renowned week of celebration leading up to a school dance last week, giving it a cool, new spring vibe. “Spring Spirit week is an awesome... Read more
BY SOPHIA WENGIER On March 9th, Cooper City held its first ever Miss Cooper City Teen USA and Miss Cooper City USA pageant. Taking place at Cooper City High School, five teenagers from Cooper City competed for the title. This pageant works with the Miss USA organization in coordination... Read more
BY NUHA ISLAM Registration is now open for AP students to sign-up for AP Exam Review Sessions on March 31st and April 1st at South Plantation High School for the Advanced Placement (AP) exam(s) offered in May. “We hope to offer every AP student the opportunity to get the... Read more
BY SOPHIA WENGIER From March 13th through 17th, Cooper City High students will be dressing up for Spring Spirit Week, leading up to the Sadie Hawkins Dance that Saturday night. This will be the second time in recent Cooper City history that a spirit week in March has taken... Read more
BY NUHA ISLAM Hours of hard work and practice have culminated into a ten-minute group presentation last week in the form of a PowerPoint slideshow. And while most students are familiar with this format, the amount of research and preparation that goes into each project behind the scenes is... Read more
BY KYLE NELSON On select early release day throughout the rest of the 2016/2017 school year, Tikiz Shaved Ice and Ice Cream truck will be selling desserts after school in the courtyard. “I think this is a great fundraiser because it’s so hot outside after school and it’s nice... Read more
BY SABRINE BRISMEUR After months of preparation, the National Honor Society (NHS) hosted their second annual Black History Month Art Gala on Friday, turning the cafeteria into an art gallery with dozens of creative works for the night. “Our members worked really hard on this project,” NHS sponsor Dwayne... Read more
BY NOAH CASTAGNA Cafeteria abuzz with booming music and anxious chatter, friends and strangers alike came together to contribute to a cause important to them: Feeding Children Everywhere. Last Thursday students, staff and local community members took to the CCHS cafeteria from 12:30 to 2:00 to give back by... Read more
BY CHARLIE BLODNIEKS This past weekend, the Student Government Association (SGA) achieved gold level distinction for their efforts for the first time in ten years. The SGA received recognition for both their medallion book and school spirit project. Taking home two major awards, the SGA left the Florida Association... Read more
BY KYLE NELSON On February 17th, selected CCHS debate students left for the largest congressional debate tournament in the nation at the prestigious Harvard University. Here, is where debaters from all over the country competed for bids to the tournament of champions, another top level tournament. Debaters Jared Ally,... Read more