Making an (app)earance
Last month, Florida representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz chose Riffle as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Florida’s 23rd district Keep Reading
Politicizing Heritage
Politicizing the school’s name began in April 2018 when a student started the Instagram account @AHS_conservatives, posting conservative political memes to get their message across. Keep Reading
When They Were Us: Mrs. Major
Have you ever wondered what your teachers were like in high school? In each faculty profile, we take a trip back to the past and explore what teachers were like ‘When They Were Us’ (WTWU). Featured in the September/October 2019 issue of the Patriot Post, this extended version recounts JH teacher Mrs. Shaneka Major’s story. Keep Reading
Nick Gonzalez: Making history
While students may recognize him as one of the giants roaming campus at 6-feet-5-inches tall with size 18 shoes, senior Nick Gonzalez spends most of his time appearing four feet tall – that is, when he’s sitting down model-making. Keep Reading
Raising money with rainbow ribbons
The Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) began selling rainbow ribbons as a fundraiser to encourage Heritage staff and students to show their support for all students including those in the LGBTQ community. Keep Reading