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Form A Line. Spanish Club sponsor Maria Garcia collects after school authorization forms for the annual Multicultural show tryouts. The forms had to be signed by each student’s guardian and were turned in by every dancer who stayed after school the week of Sept. 11-15.

New state rule requires students to submit signed forms to participate in club or after-school event

Ava Thomas, Multimedia Editor
October 29, 2023
GURU GATHERING. Sophomore Ria Sethi gathers with family and friends to listen to prayers for Diwali. They listen to a Guru who recounts stories of the significance of the holiday. At the conclusion of the event, the participants will celebrate with a feast to honor the holiday.

Hindus in Broward County petition for Diwali to become a school holiday

Jasmine Bhogaita, News Editor
October 29, 2023
Compact Class. Laurie Edgar teaches her 6th period Advanced Placement Literature and Composition class which has over 35 students. Her class’s roster for her 6th period was doubled after her 7th period class was collapsed, and one of her periods now has over the average number of students in a class period.

Enrollment numbers impact teachers’ rosters and students’ schedules

Anna Horowitz, News Editor
October 29, 2023
Students, teachers, parents, and other citizens attend a Orange County school board meeting in Orlando, Florida on April 11, 2023, to voice their concerns regarding the move by the school boards and the Florida legislature to remove books from school library shelves and limit education on race and LGBTQ issues. The Freedom to Read Project is battling Gov. DeSantis and highly organized and well-funded organizations like Moms 4 Liberty and the Florida Citizens Alliance. Parents, teachers and students pushing back against aggressive moves by school boards and the Florida legislature to remove books from library shelves and limit education on race and LGBTQ issues. Photo permission from Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times/TNS.

LGBTQ+ students at MSD struggle with recent targeted legislation

Brynn Schwartz and Andie Korenge
October 29, 2023

[Brief] BCPS hosts Rally To Tally in Tallahassee next year

Chelsea Townsend, Photo Editor
October 28, 2023

BCPS announces new clear backpack and bag policy starting for 2023/2024 school year

Brynn Schwartz, Associate Editor-in-Chief
May 5, 2023
Teen vaping causes dangerous side effects, such as popcorn lung, which can lead to overall poor health outcomes, or even death, for students.

Use of electronic cigarettes remains high among teens

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
March 9, 2023
Here’s the Facts. Principal Michelle Kefford discusses various topics at the monthly SAC meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 22. Among them was a proposal to require students to take midterms for classes with an end-of-course exam.

MSD makes midterms mandatory for EOC classes

Jasmine Bhogaita, News Editor
March 7, 2023
Broward Schools Superintendent Vickie L. Cartwright attends the Broward School Board meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2022. The Board voted 5-3 Tuesday to rescind Cartwrights Nov. 14 termination and give her until the end of January to improve. Photo permission from TNS.

BCPS Superintendent Vickie Cartwright and school board agree to a mutual separation

Kevin Hamm, Writer
February 14, 2023
Parents leaving aggressive comments online sets a bad example for their children. Children learn from their parents the ways to demonstrate netiquette and engage with others on the internet.

MSD parents set bad example for their children by engaging in hostile debates with neighbors

Eagle Eye News Editorial Board
December 14, 2022
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
Meeting Mayhem. Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Vickie Cartwright speaks during a meeting at the Kathleen C. Wright Administration Center on Monday, Nov. 14, 2022, in Fort Lauderdale. Photo courtesy of Matias J. Ocner/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service.

School Board of Broward County fires Superintendent Vickie Cartwright days before new members sworn in

Brynn Schwartz and Cypress Northcraft
December 11, 2022
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