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  • September 26Classes to resume as normal tomorrow, Sept. 27; students will go to burgundy day classes as scheduled
  • September 25BCPS cancels school for Thursday, Sept. 26 due to Hurricane Helene following the 6 p.m. advisory
  • September 25BCPS announces that they are "closely monitoring" Hurricane Helene, but claim there is currently no impact on BCPS operations; current models show South Florida under a tropical storm watch until 7:15 p.m. tonight
  • September 19MSD cancels homecoming carnival and petting zoo after school
  • September 11Congratulations to English teacher Cynthia Beach for being recognized as a Hixon's Hero
The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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Sophomores Isabella Valentine and Lilah Shane fuel up with caffeine before class. These students drank their favorite caffeinated beverages in the hopes of receiving an energy boost before a long day of school. ''Every morning I wake up exhausted and need a quick boost before class," Valentine said.

Caffeine consumption proves popular among MSD students

Ella Bernbaum, Reporter
October 2, 2024
Although political discussions tend to be discouraged in public spaces, they are crucial to staying informed and exchanging views on relevant issues. MSD students have differing opinions on teenagers' participation in political conversations.

MSD students evaluate the importance of political awareness for teens

Ellis Reuvers and Victoria Damaso
September 17, 2024
MSD has recently implemented a new metal detector policy to improve students' safety. Students have had different experiences with the change, with some facing delays and others questioning its effectiveness.

MSD students express concern over and suggest improvements for new metal detector policy

Taras Myhdal, Reporter
September 8, 2024
Schools should take into consideration that there are many things other than prom tickets that students will be spending their money on for this occasion. Things like hair, suits, makeup, and dresses can be quite costly for students and their parents.

Seniors find prom tickets to be overpriced due to other expenses

Emily Haas, Reporter
May 9, 2024
Senior Tyler Dilek collects historical memorabilia. Photo courtesy of Tyler Dilek.

From CDs to ketchup, MSD students share their most prized possessions

Victoria Damaso, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
April 8, 2024
Flipping through forms. Fixated on her computer screen, school counselor Melanie Taylor reviews Broward College summer dual enrollment dynamic forms during third period on Feb. 7. Assisting MSD students with the dual enrollment process is one of the many responsibilities Taylor focuses on. “Dual enrollment gives our students an opportunity to expand their access to higher education at the same time as they are high school students,” Taylor said.

Q&A: School counselor Melanie Taylor provides students with the tools needed to succeed in their academic and personal goals

Victoria Damaso, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
April 7, 2024
Gardening Galore. Junior Mia Lubin works in Marjory’s Garden to help move soil for planting new trees on the Day of Service and Love. The new trees, including a pomegranate and jabuticaba tree, are intended to be for a new orchard extension of the garden.

MSD hosts sixth annual Day of Service and Love

Ava Thomas, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
April 7, 2024
In recent years, men, particularly young men, have faced increased societal pressure to be hypermasculine. This likely comes as a result of social media influencers that promote toxic masculinity.

Toxic masculinity’s growing prominence online impacts students

Jasmine Bhogaita, Ahana Tippanagoudar, and Javier Otero
April 7, 2024
Students eat lunch in the courtyard while scrolling on their phones. This has become an increased phenomenon in recent years.

Phone addiction disproportionately affects teens

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
April 7, 2024
Recently retired social studies teacher Carla Verba stands with an award in hand, which she received for the impact she has made in students' lives. Verba taught for 32 years at MSD and has developed a deep connection to the school in the process. “I think I will miss the school itself the most," Verba said. "I’ve been here for so long that I’ve seen all of the changes that have been made for the better and better."

Retired teacher Carla Verba leaves lasting impact on MSD students’ lives

Andie Korenge and Jasmine Bhogaita
February 9, 2024
Writing for a cause. Junior Donovan Battle drafts a reply letter to a student in France learning English. Recently, the Pen Pal and Appreciation Club has collaborated with the French school to give the French students the opportunity to practice their English with American students their age, further strengthening their language skills social bonds.

Pen Pal and Appreciation club spreads positivity around the world through letters

Luke Dautruche, Reporter
January 31, 2024
(left to right) Seniors Stephanie Bilsky and Gracyn Haynes sport the DECA symbol, a triangle, at their first career fair, hosted on Dec. 6, 2023. The career fair had 12 business for students to explore and ask questions about. "What we wanted to do is just take what we've learned [in DECA] and expand it to those students who aren't enrolled in this class and don't have access and then just kind of take it to the community and allow students to discover their future as well," Haynes said.

Seniors Gracyn Haynes and Stephanie Bilsky help students discover their future

Jessie Gesund and Ryan Shimony
January 19, 2024
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