Students gather around the podium to sing karaoke of an Alecia Keys song. “[Our club] likes to have fun,” Mr. Council said. “We like to sing, and we like to have fun.” (Photo/Carter Haynes) Keep Reading
Tuesdays and Thursday at 3:45 p.m. mean after school practice for members of the new rock band class. On those days, the sounds of fast-paced contemporary rock music echo through the halls of the fine arts building from the end of the school day right up until 5:15 p.m.. Those two times every week, looking through the window of Mr. Kristopher Winselmann’s band room, you would see a small but tight-knit group of 15 musicians all working together to practice,… Keep Reading
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
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Miami will host its annual “Live at Knight” entertainment series at the John S. and James L. Knight Concert Hall—a large 1200 seat theater—for the next several months of the new year. Keep Reading
The musical “Into The Woods” combines classic fairy tales like Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Little Red Riding Hood, but with a darker, steampunk theme. (Photo/Madeline Zhuravel) Keep Reading