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COVID-19Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs new law on COVID-19 mandates -
COVID-19Broward County mask policy change for high schools causes mixed feelings among the student body and teachers at MSD -
COVID-19[Opinion] School COVID-19 safety procedures just for “show” -
COVID-19COVID-19 isolation room staffed with registered nurse opens in 1500 building -
COVID-19COVID-19 pandemic alters many aspects of nation’s school system -
COVID-19[Brief] BCPS school board votes 5-3 in favor of mask optional policy starting Monday, Nov. 1 for high school students, high school teachers and district staff
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COVID-19[Opinion] Homecoming puts the health of students and families at great risk -
COVID-19Broward leads the way with mask mandate -
COVID-19Students reflect on their online school year experience -
COVID-19MSD employees believe the current minimum wage is not enough to support families in today’s industrial society -
![National Honor Society Sponsor Lauren Saccomanno watches guest speaker Albert Price speak to NHS members. National Honor Society held their monthly meeting with Price on Monday, Nov. 4. "[Volunteering] varies on the years and the month, but we have started a couple new things; one of our officers Grace started a soccer program," Saccomanno said. "We have been able to continue older programs, too, like tutoring at Riverglades. NHS's goal is to have as many service projects as possible."](https://eagleeye.news/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/xNOeKNVwu7aErpVyJHrHogagZUUcLLosjtbIat94-1200x900.jpg)
FeatureAP Human Geography teacher Lauren Saccomonno becomes new NHS advisor -
FeatureSwim Captain Sophia El Chantiry hopes to compete in the 2028 Summer Olympic Games -
![Ice Ice Baby. Skating to "Waltz" and "Romance" during her long program, figure skater Ava Zubik competes at the Cranberry Open in Massachusetts on Aug. 12, 2022. She scored a total of 86.90 on her short and free skate program, earning fifth place overall. "I try to make it [competing] as fun and enjoyable as I can because it's my senior year, and so I want to really enjoy competitive figure skating while it lasts," Zubik said.](https://eagleeye.news/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/skater1-799x1200.jpg)
FeatureStudent athlete Ava Zubik divulges her enthralling figure skating journey -
FeatureMSD staff reveal their hobbies and alternate careers -
FeatureMSD students find that social media plays an increasingly prominent role in promoting disordered eating -
FeatureMSD students feel pressured by tipping culture -
FeatureMSD students grow concerned over tanning dysmorphia mindset -
FeatureAICE General Paper teacher Cynthia Beach receives Hixon’s Hero Award for positively impacting her students -
FeatureCaffeine consumption proves popular among MSD students -
FeatureBookkeeper Lisa Morales wins Non-Instructional Employee of the Year Award