The Eagle Eye

On Wed., May 30, seniors returned back to campus to pick up their cap and gown. After patiently waiting in a line extending across the auditorium, leadership hosted a breakfast in the cafeteria. The breakfast consisted of many items such as a variety of bagels, seasoned potatoes and a wall of donuts donated by Jupiter Donuts. Aside from the breakfast, […]

On Tuesday, May 29, rising seniors excitedly displayed their decorated crowns by wearing them to school along with senior shirts. The seniors paired the crowns with black attire which made for photos that showed the exalting celebration. Leadership designs the class shirts and paints the crowns that they get from Burger King black. Students purchase these a week prior to […]

Over the course of the past two months, students have gracefully accepted a plethora of donations from local companies. One particular company, The Salt Box, located in the Parkland Town Center, offered five free sessions to anyone who was affected by the tragedy, including students, teachers, friends and parents. Salt therapy is an all-natural procedure which simply involves sitting in […]

On Valentine’s day, culinary arts teacher Ashley Kurth was cooking with her class in fourth period. They were doing a lab making shrimp scampi and bang bang shrimp. Incidentally, Kurth stood by her classroom door to ensure that her class’ cooking would not set the fire alarm off by accident with the deep frying that was going on. “I just […]

In preparation for the dance marathon, which will take place Feb. 24, 2018, the dance marathon board enacted a spirit week with themes to match the pride in helping children in need. The event served to raise awareness for the upcoming event and get students excited to participate through the spirited attire and lively music, which was played during both […]

On Friday, Dec. 15, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School men’s varsity basketball team faced another defeat against Coral Glades High School. This will account for their third loss of the season. Although the Eagles had the home court advantage, they failed to protect the nest, losing 47-55. While the two teams remained neck-and-neck for the duration of the game, […]

Adapted from best-selling book by Raquel J. Palacio, “Wonder” is a family movie sure to put a smile on its audience’s face and tears in their eyes. Within the first week of its opening on Nov. 17, the movie garnered over $27 million in revenue and earned an 85 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The movie follows Auggie Pullman (Jacob […]

On Tuesday, Dec. 6, the men’s varsity basketball team faced a defeat by Coral Springs High School, losing 67-46. “The boys could improve on communicating with each other and being ready, and also opening up to the passes around the court,” team manager Alyson Peri said Many fans were disappointed by the outcome. However, as it is only the second […]

Whether it be a more chiseled jaw or a smaller nose, everyone has heard or made a complaint about a physical feature they wish they could change. Plastic surgery has become a popular solution to society’s insecurities with patients as young as 13 years old receiving it. Many of the procedures are unnecessary, especially at such a tender age. Bodies […]