For the second Spring Spirit Week day, students participated in Neon Day March 11. Dressing up in bright clothing with jeans or school bottoms, students were able to twin and be comfy during the last few days of quarter three. (Photo/Emma Colarte Delgado) Keep Reading
Mu Alpha Theta traveled to Weston, Fla. March 1 to compete in the March Regional FAMAT competition hosted by Cypress Bay High School. During the regular season, junior and high school students compete in topics covering pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, precalculus, statistics and calculus. Competing in two consecutive rounds, students take either two individual tests or one individual test and one team round test. These scores contribute to average rankings that determine whether a student will be selected to represent the… Keep Reading
In order to celebrate quarter three ending and the spring sports season thriving, Heritage is hosting its first ever Spring Spirit Week starting March 10 with black and gold day. In addition to students and faculty alike repping our school colors, SGA also organized a golf cart decorating competition between the grades in the Oasis during lunch. Spirit week will end with a pep rally Friday, March 14, marking the last pep rally and one of SGA’s last events of the school year. Keep Reading
Students from St. Andrew’s International School, located in Nassau, Bahamas, visited Heritage Thursday, March 6 for the college fair. St. Andrew’s was taking their first-ever college tour in the United States, and Heritage welcomed the group to explore opportunities in the annual Heritage college fair. The Bahamas, an island nation with a rich cultural heritage, places a great value on education. For many Bahamian students, attending college in the U.S. offers new opportunities, a profound education and diversity within their… Keep Reading
For the first ever Heritage Spring Spirit Week, dress down days with everything from neon day to U.S.A day will be a part of the festivities. (Graphic/SGA) Keep Reading