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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
  • November 5Americans cast their vote for president, among other critical races; follow Eagle Eye News for live updates
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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"Light From Uncommon Stars" is an uplifting fantasy book that takes readers on a unique sci-fi journey. It follows a famous violin teacher, Shizuka Satomi, and her student, Katrina Nguyen, as they impact each other's lives in monumental ways.

[Review] ‘Light from Uncommon Stars’ is a sci-fi inspired fantasy novel that everyone should read

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
March 20, 2024
Released in 2022, "Seasparrow" is one of many books in a young adult fantasy series written by Kristin Cashore. The novel follows the character Hava as she embarks on a sailing journey, works to translate complicated texts and above all, learns to love herself.

[Review] ‘Seasparrow’ by Kristin Cashore is a must-read fictional masterpiece

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
March 9, 2024

[Brief] MSD launches Beanstack challenge to encourage students to read

Faith Hugus and Chelsea Forkosh
October 18, 2023
English teacher Deneen Stuczynski sits at her desk, waiting for students to enter her classroom. Stuczynski has been teaching English for 15 years and is excited to join MSD's staff this year, where she hopes to positively impact students' lives.

New English teacher Deneen Stuczynski enocurages students to use critical thinking skills

Morgan Stott, Reporter
October 9, 2023

MSD Book Club hosts Battle of the Books

Anna Horowitz, News Editor
April 20, 2023
Covid-19 got in the way of students education and the traditional way of learning. Creating more distractions, students to had more learning gaps that weren’t covered up.

[Opinion] Not enough is being done to help students learn missed information post pandemic

Lily Singer, Senior Arts & Leisure Editor and Senior Opinons Editor
October 28, 2022
As teens increase how often they read, it can feel as if there are no more books left. Here are four new recommendations.

The four best books to read this fall

Tatiana Ortiz, Arts & Leisure and Opinion Editor
October 25, 2022
The MSD library offers a variety of diverse books, including a section of banned novels. In recent months, states have moved to ban books that include sensitive topics about schools.

MSD staff and students voice their opinions on altering school required reading novels to better suit modern standards and society

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
October 24, 2022
Young Adult novels, comfortable seating, and desks meant for studying can all be found within the Parkland Public Library's teen section. These items were instituted to give teens a reason to visit the library, utilize its resources, and participate in its programs, for their benefit.

[Brief] Parkland Public Library partcipates in TeenTober to encourage teen services and activities

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
October 22, 2022
Sixth-grader Kyle Stilwell, 12, works on his pre-algebra study guide as mom Niki works from home on December 12, 2013, in Fenton, Mo. Photo courtesy of Stephanie S. Cordle/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/TNS.

Stuck inside: what you can do to busy yourself during a hurricane

Jessie Gesund, Associate Editor-In-Chief
September 29, 2022
Students choose productive activities to do during their spring break.

MSD students’ find productive ways to spend their spring break

Erika Ryan, Writer
April 4, 2022
Barnes and Nobles has a wide variety of stand-alone books and book series.

[Opinion] Stand-alone books are better than series

Lyla Sachs, Copy Editor
March 11, 2022
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