Future Vets Society shadows horse surgery
Four Future Vets Society members had the opportunity to shadow a horse surgery Jan. 14 in the Palm Beach Equine Clinic Keep Reading
Science Olympiad competes in the Yellow Jacket Invitational at Georgia Tech
The Science Olympiad Team departed for Georgia Tech Jan. 30. There, the seventh grade through freshman year team and the sophomore through senior year team competed in over 25 different events. In groups of two or three, students took tests, set up mechanisms and built models in an attempt to show what they knew. The sophomore through senior team placed 5th overall out of 51 competing teams. The events they did best in are: Bungee Drop, 3rd place: Max Callis,… Keep Reading
Not just another bad day: the effect of burnout on a student and why it needs to be taken seriously
Burnout isn’t the frustration you feel following hours of study. It’s not just the fatigue you feel after pulling an all-nighter, and it’s not the disappointment of a failed test. Burnout is something more serious; it is a chronic issue—something that develops over several months or even years of enduring academic stress. It has lasting effects on students who suffer from it, yet still, it often goes unrecognized. Keep Reading
Researchers take on the County Science Fair at MODS
After competing in the school science fair, the top 25 science researchers moved on to the Broward County Science Fair Keep Reading
Oscar nominations for 2025 are revealed
Nominations for the 97th Academy Awards were announced Thursday, Jan. 23, and the winners will be announced March 2, and for movie productions such as “Emilia Perez” and “Wicked,” the news was great to hear. “Emilia Perez” stole the show with a whopping 13 nominations, setting a new record for a non-English-language film. In second place, “Wicked” and “Brutalist” tied with ten nominations. Movies such as “Anora,” “Dune: Part Two,” “I’m Still Here,” “Nickel Boys” and “The Substance” are all… Keep Reading