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  • December 20Classes will resume on Jan. 6 - a Burgundy day
  • December 9MSD midterm exemption form goes live to be turned in by Thursday, Dec. 12 at 2:45 p.m.
  • November 20MSD BRACE advisor Randy Congdon to hold open lab for Florida Bright Futures for seniors on Thursday, Nov. 21 and Friday, Nov. 22 during second, fourth, sixth and eighth periods
  • November 7MSD students scheduled to leave at 11:40 a.m. today, Nov. 7 due to Professional Study Day
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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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[Brief] MSD to hold Cambridge Night on Nov. 28 to explain new courses available next school year

Ashveen Saini, Social Media and Photo Editor
November 28, 2023
Suppressing Studies. Social sciences teacher Elizabeth Ziolkowski instructs her Honors African American History class. The course has been offered at MSD for several years and is an approved state course, despite the state’s ban on the College Board’s African American History Studies.

New African American history standards and banned AP African History Studies course create controversy

Zara Dautruche, Reporter
October 29, 2023
On Air. Assistant Principal Robert Johnson’s voice comes on clear over the loudspeakers as he does the daily morning announcements. Having taken over announcement duty this year, Johnson has developed a signature sign-off in the hopes of conveying to students how valued and appreciated they are at MSD. He does this by stating, ‘If no one has told you that you are loved today, know that you are loved,’ as an uplifting and motivating means by to bring the announcements to a close.

Assistant Principal Robert Johnson reflects on his teaching journey and the role he plays in MSD students’ lives

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
October 29, 2023

[Brief] MSD Named AP College Board Honor Roll Award Recipient

Alison LaTorre, Associate Editor-in-Chief
October 23, 2023
Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks during a campaign event at ATMAX Equipment on Friday, Oct. 21, 2022, in Tampa. Photo permission from Jefferee Woo/TNS.

College Board adjusts AP African American Studies after Florida Department of Education rejection

Brynn Schwartz and Lilly Citrin
February 2, 2023
Breaking Bounds. Marilyn Martyrs, a Parkland resident, expresses her concerns over the possibility of current MSD students being zoned out of the school. Martyrs has three grandchildren who attend MSD and are in the JROTC program. Currently, all proposals are phase-in plans, meaning students who are already attending MSD, no matter if they are in the zones removed from the boundary, will not be affected.

District initiates process to redraw MSD boundary lines to reduce overcrowding

Kate Becker and Brynn Schwartz
December 14, 2022
Students at MSD are starting preparations for upcoming exams in May, such as End-of-Course and advanced placement tests.

How MSD students prepare for exams

Erika Ryan, Writer
April 21, 2022
Standardized testing is necessary because it fairly assesses students’ levels.

[Opinion] Standardized testing is necessary

Lily Singer, Senior Arts & Leisure Editor and Senior Opinons Editor
April 21, 2022
Photo illustartion of Sophomore Darryn Pomerantz-Duffy struggling with stress and anxiety from taking AP Computer Science.

[Opinion] AP classes are over-hyped and over-exaggerated in importance

Sofia Schorer Kaplan, Social Media Editor (Class Intercom)
March 10, 2022
AP tips help students prepare for their upcoming exams in May.

MSD students prepare for their upcoming AP exams by utilizing proven study techniques

Phiona Smith, Writer
March 9, 2022
DECA teachers Mrs. Cutler and Mrs. Webster pose eagerly for their picture. The two DECA teachers wore matching shirts in preparation for their photo.

MSD teachers form special bonds over teaching and inspiring future generations

Sofia Schorer Kaplan and Alison LaTorre
January 5, 2022
The American school system is lacking in qualities many other countries' school systems possess.

[Opinion] The American School System is in dire need of reform

Sofia Schorer Kaplan, Social Media Editor (Class Intercom)
November 7, 2021
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