Whether it may be sponsoring three clubs on campus, switching to a plant-based diet or never wearing any clothing made with real animal fur, there is no doubt that Dr. Couper, who teaches Honors Chemistry, profoundly cares about the planet. She tries to help the environment as much as she can, both inside and outside school. Dr. Couper has adopted a healthy lifestyle both for herself and the planet. (Photo/Dr. Couper) Keep Reading
Senior Madison Rocker can add another achievement to her senior year beyond a cap and gown: becoming the top seller in the Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida with 8,030 boxes sold and 3,821 donated. With these numbers, she set the highest records in her council’s history for general cookie sales and boxes donated. (Photo/Madison Rocker) Keep Reading
As children, we were always taught about specific distinguished scientists and their works: Albert Einstein with his tongue sticking out and his theory of relativity and Issac Newton with a bump on his head from an apple that “bonked” off his head and his discovery of physics. As iconic as these scientists may be, their images often take up the stage and make the stories and discoveries of other scientists mere shadows. (Photo/Flickr) Keep Reading
Non-profit organization Bullets4Life raises awareness for gun violence prevention by repurposing bullets into bracelets. To commemorate the fourth anniversary of the Parkland shooting Feb. 14, the Current Events Club worked with Bullets4Life to bring their movement to Heritage. (Photo/Anya Pinto) Keep Reading
Not many people can say they have visited Antarctica (just over 56,000 tourists visited during the 2018-2019 season out of the world population of almost eight billion, equaling 0.007% of the population), but English teacher Lisa Quinn and her family are planning to check the continent off their bucket list soon. (Photo/Lisa Quinn-Gonzalez) Keep Reading