Out of the Gold Key works that were judged at the regional Scholastic Art and Writing competition from December to January, five American Heritage students received an award at the national level. Of the five awards, four were for art or photography with one for poetry, and two were Gold Medals, while the rest were Silver Medals. Keep Reading
After a season filled with silver plates and gavels, the Model United Nations (Model UN) team prepared to take on their last conference of the year, the National High School Model United Nations (NHSMUN) competition. Ready to conquer the big apple, 31 students travelled to midtown New York City March 6-9, each with the goal of speaking at the UN Headquarters. Keep Reading
Though many of us may associate Coca-Cola with an endless variety of sugary beverages, senior Daniela Velez received something arguably sweeter: scholarship money. Keep Reading
Blood drives every sixty days are the “norm” at Heritage. However, our average blood drive collects approximately 35 pints of blood. Students made history March 7 with the greatest amount of blood ever collected (70 pints) and one of the largest turnouts (83 people). Keep Reading
The Innocence Project, a non-profit, strives to gather DNA evidence and present a case for people wrongfully accused. Organized by the Florida chapter of the Innocence Project, The Stand Up for Innocence event was held in the Main Theater Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. Keep Reading