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Teacher evaluations under radical change

Matilda von Kalm, Editor-in-Chief | February 18, 2014

Florida teachers used to be evaluated based on their respective school’s FCAT scores. This determined the effectiveness of both the school and individual teachers, regardless of which teachers taught...

Sparking a debate

Sam Sorkin, Staff Reporter | February 18, 2014

To use SparkNotes or to actually read the book? That often is the question among students when a new book is assigned in English class. With the many online tools readily available, it seems to be an easy...

Stay strong for Sam

Lexi Rossow, Managing Editor | February 18, 2014

“It was one of those what-if moments,” sophomore Madeline Kemper said. “Like what if this happened to someone and then, it did.” What if a sophomore student found a large lump under his arm that...

Dual enrollment gives head start for college

Matilda von Kalm, Editor-in-Chief | January 29, 2014

Because dual enrollment offers available college courses for free, students like senior Brad Bentz could save between $3,000 and $12,000 in college expenses [based off of UCF’s average semester tuition]...

Dual enrollment gives head start for college

Matilda von Kalm, Editor-in-Chief | December 12, 2013

Because dual enrollment offers available college courses for free, students like senior Brad Bentz could save between $3,000 and $12,000 in college expenses [based off of UCF’s average semester tuition]...

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Teacher evaluations under radical change

Sparking a debate

Stay strong for Sam

Dual enrollment gives head start for college

Dual enrollment gives head start for college