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Over 3,000 people gathered at Pine Trails Park with signs advocating for gun violence prevention. They were there to demand change and listen to the speeches given by those affected by gun violence and those a part of gun safety organizations.

March For Our Lives reemerges four years later

Brynn Schwartz, Kate Becker, Ivy Lam, and Julia Landy
June 21, 2022
As the 2021-2022 school year comes to a close, the Eagle Eye takes an in-depth look at the recent legislation passed in the state of Florida.

Florida passes 26 bills affecting education in the 2022 legislative session

Brynn Schwartz, Jessie Gesund, Lyla Sachs, Ashveen Saini, Julia Landy, Briana Martin, Kate Becker, Haley Jackson, Ivy Lam, Bailey Carter, Madison Friedman, Alison LaTorre, and Josh Gordon
June 17, 2022
Civilians, mostly women and children, rush to board any train car that still has any room on it, as the sounds of battle D gunfire and bombing D fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces draw closer to the city of Irpin, Ukraine, Friday, March 4, 2022. Photo courtesy of Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times/TNS

MSD students overwhelmingly support Ukraine after Russia invades Ukraine

Brynn Schwartz, Writer
March 9, 2022
Manuel Oliver displays a banner calling on government officials to prioritize gun violence prevention from a construction crane near the White House in Washington, D.C., on Monday, Feb. 14, 2022. Olivers son Joaquin Oliver was killed in the Parkland School shooting four years ago today. Photo courtesy of Stefani Reynolds/AFP/Getty Images/TNS

Manuel Oliver, father of Joaquin Oliver, protests for gun reform in front of the White House

Ashveen Saini, Writer
February 22, 2022
Mask on, mask off. Some students drop their masks after the mask mandate at MSD has been dropped.

Broward County mask policy change for high schools causes mixed feelings among the student body and teachers at MSD

Kate Becker, Section editor
November 5, 2021

[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

Haley Jackson, Section editor
October 26, 2021
Guyano Dulcio helps his son Tayden, age 8, with his mask before school on Sept. 22 at Tamarac Elementary School. Broward schools continue with a no opt out mask mandate in defiance of Gov. DeSantis. Photo courtesy of Joe Cavaretta

Biden administration sends funding to Broward County Public Schools amid the appointment of a new Florida surgeon general

Brynn Schwartz, Writer
October 21, 2021
United States Border Patrol agents on horseback try to stop Haitian migrants from entering an encampment on the banks of the Rio Grande near the Acuna Del Rio International Bridge in Del Rio, Texas on September 19, 2021.

​​[Opinion] The way that the U.S. Border Patrol Agents handle surges of migrants is inhumane and must change immediately

Abby Marton, Section editor
October 7, 2021
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks at a Monoclonal Antibody Treatment center at the Barnstorm Theater in The Villages on Wednesday, August 25, 2021. The center is one of many for treatment of COVID-19. DeSantis answered several media questions about school mask mandates following the press conference. Photo courtesy of Dreamstime/TNS.

Judge allows DeSantis’ anti-mask mandate in schools to stay in effect while legal challenge moves forward

Brynn Schwartz, Writer
September 24, 2021
Teen volunteers are participating in a Kaiser study that could accelerate the COVID-19 vaccines potential use in young people. Photo courtesy of Dreamstime/TNS

COVID-19 booster shots become the new topic of discussion among students

Phiona Smith, Writer
September 24, 2021
Abortion rights advocates protest abortion restrictions being debated in the Texas House on July 2017 at the Capitol. Photo courtesy of Ralph Barrera

[Multimedia] Texas abortion bill has set us back almost 50 years in reproductive rights

Sofia Osio, Section editor
September 20, 2021
Fifth grader Evelyn Duran works on a writing assignment ONeal Elementary School in Elgin Friday. The district superintendent is among hundreds in Illinois who want standardized testing waived this spring. Photo courtesy of Stacey Wescott

Governor Ron DeSantis attempts to end Florida Standards Assessments and replace them with progress monitoring

Phiona Smith, Writer
September 16, 2021
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