BY VICTORIA MARTIN Teachers fill the halls of CCHS. Most students can remember the teachers they’ve had well past their high school years. Memories and relationships have been forged between the two. The bonds between teacher and student are often undermined, along with their importance in any given student’s... Read more

BY KAREN SUROS Every year, incoming freshmen are subjected to the backlash of upperclassmen. It ranges from general complaints about the new and confused addition to the student body, to eager chants of “Freshmen go home!” at school activities. Frankly, it’s not completely justified. Every high school student has... Read more

BY VICTORIA MARTIN Since the ‘50s, television has been a staple in households across America. Television has allowed for many aspects of diversity to be presented on a bigger platform. As technology continues to grow, so does the representation of minorities in TV and movies. Streaming sites such as... Read more

BY JULIA SAFRIN As the world evolves and technology progresses, society’s surroundings are constantly changing.  The classroom is no exception. Classrooms have been evolving since schools first started and their latest edition is the learning management system, Canvas. Cooper City public schools such as Embassy Creek Elementary, Pioneer Middle... Read more

BY GENNA NORDLING Upon first glance, the idea of a four-day school week looks great because students will have Friday off every weekend. But, this is the only real benefit that comes from switching to this schedule. To students, a four-day school week simply means less time in school... Read more

BY ANNABELLE ROSA When entering the halls of Cooper City High School on the first day of a student’s first year, there is really nothing to be said, as many believe this is just one moment in the overall timeline of a person’s life. Students cautiously make their way... Read more

BY RYAN MERARD High school is arguably the most important four years of schooling for students. Many of the things accomplished during this time will change how life is later led. Receiving a high school diploma will open many doors later in life, including going to college and getting... Read more

BY ABBIE TUSCHMAN Teachers know a great deal. Whether it’s the symbolism in William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” or the social responses to World War II, one would be hard-pressed to find a teacher that isn’t well-versed in their particular field. But one area that many teachers find themselves lacking the... Read more

BY ARIELLE KRAUS As the 2018 school year commences, an adjustment has been made to the school calendar. Rather than beginning on the typical Monday, students will start school midweek on Wednesday, August 15. This modification to the Broward Schools calendar is a minor change that will positively affect... Read more