The Butterfly Project is an organization that helps integrate genocide awareness into the freshmen English class curriculum through a competition known as the Genocide Artwork and Writing Contest. This year’s first place and honorable mention winners were recognized at the annual Remembrance Ceremony Tuesday, May 17 in the EEC. (Photo/Nithisha Makesh) Keep Reading
With seniors no longer at school, juniors are now looking towards a future of finally being able to use the parking garage. (Photo/Emma Leonard) Keep Reading
Each day, the number of wildfires in Florida is increasing. Currently, there are 37 reported fires, and this number is only expected to go up. (Photo/Kayra Dayi) Keep Reading
showcasing the hard work students have put in throughout the past school year. (Photo/Yuanet Letzelter) Keep Reading
Combining twenty bright, hyper elementary schoolers, late after school meetings, free reign of the science lab and high school students managing it all seems like a recipe for disaster, but Heritage’s first elementary school science olympiad (ESO) team was anything but. The Heritage ESO team placed 2nd overall in the Southeast region April 30. (Photo/Patrice Phillipson) Keep Reading