Organized by Heritage’s administrative staff under Mrs. Melanie Hoffman, the Women’s History Month (WHM) talk, “Inspiring Stories From Leaders In Our Community: A Celebration of Women’s History Month,” featured Assistant U.S Attorney Mrs. Francis Viamontes and past president of the American Medical Women’s Association Dr. Farzanna Haffizulla. Keep Reading
The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program might be adjusted with a newly proposed bill. Seeking to bridge a national shortage of technical workers, this new bill, if passed, will immediately affect students in college and high school. Keep Reading
The Literary Magazine, “Expressions,” took on a new platform this year, as staff adjusted to changes due to COVID-19. Opting for a website as opposed to the usual magazine structure, this year's theme was (dis)connected, with photographs and captions evoking the virtual, isolated spirit of quarantine. Keep Reading
While his stories are celebrated by parents and children alike for tackling issues ranging from environmentalism to the dangers of greed, some have not stood the test of time. Six of his books, including his debut novel, will no longer be published by Dr. Seuss Enterprises due to racist imagery and statements. Keep Reading
With a new year came a new issue of “The Patriot Post.” Featuring the ignorance plaguing the country and ways to remedy it as the cover story, the newsmagazine covers topics ranging from cultural appropriation to Black History Month. Keep Reading