“We have a first-time voter!” Met with claps and cheers, senior Cat Bunn stepped into the Riverside Park Center with one goal in mind: filling out her first ballot, an important step into her adult...

Students begin to carry their own first-aid supplies. At the start of the school year, the district administrated a new policy that restricts faculty from giving out medical supplies without parent consent....

Gretchen Knoblauch’s “parking garage” set up, where students may plug in their phones during class. Knoblauch decided to create this in order to abide with the new school policy and allow for a charging...

Schedule changes, parking lot traffic and long lunch lines are common stresses for the first week back to school, but wearing spaghetti straps is no longer one of them. After years of pushback and student...

As the last bell rings, you run across campus, clutching on to your stack of papers. Sprinting through the halls, you are barely able to catch your teacher as she locks up her classroom for the day. Out...

Sophomore Jensen Miller is used to early mornings. Waking up to get to school by 7 a.m. is a daily task, but on Tuesday, April 19, his morning was filled with robots, programming computers and boarding...

Taking group photos at prom is a tradition carried on by almost every high school senior, but not all have their photos taken in front of thousands of tourists.  On Saturday, April 23, Hagerty held...

Walking into the school bathroom, sophomore Mason Kretzschmar was met with a cloud of smoke. Two boys moved back from the sinks as he went to wash his hands, the mirrors foggy from their breath. After...

Showing strength in presentation, design and programming, the Hagerty Robotics teams had a successful trip this past weekend to the FIRST Tech Challenge state championship. On Saturday, March 5, Hagerty...

Glass and jewelry littered the floor. Bedsheets and pillowcases were ripped from the mattresses and broken windows let in the night air. A frightened 14-year-old Milton Gil and his family came home from...

One of the snacks Nguyen and Register brought to Oviedo on the park were heart shaped cookies with strawberries inside of them.

Staff Reporter Nadia Knoblauch talks with Student Services Counselor Nick Maby about class changes, AP track and Dual Enrollment. HagertyJourn · Counselor Convo

A white piece of paper with seven blank slots sits in front of you with a curriculum guide and a visit from a guidance counselor. Every year, high school students face this scenario, and while filling...

Coming back from winter break, students expected to resume their normal school schedule – riding the bus, learning from teachers, working with peers – but the new semester has not quite followed the...

As students walked out of the front doors at the end of the first semester, workers crowded the exit with lifts and equipment, ready to finish installing the school’s latest project. A sea of blue and...

During our childhood, many of us spent hours building cities, raising families and serving frozen treats on our parents’ desktops. Computer games like Minecraft, The Sims and Papa’s Freezeria were...

With songs from classical pieces like “Sleeping Beauty Waltz” to “Funky Town,” band has it all for their Rhapsody in Blue show on Dec. 3-4. The group will have their three hour winter concert,...

Party dresses, suits and three-inch heels make up the shopping lists for many high schoolers every homecoming season. However, none of these items come in every size, are at many stores or are at a...

Skeleton crafts, yard games, spooky trunks and lots of candy filled the school parking lot on Friday, Oct. 22. Organized by the Best Buddies club, the third annual Trunk or Treat was held from 2:30 p.m....

Every Friday, the band performs for spectators at the football game’s halftime, but on Saturday, Oct. 16, the music was the main event. Hosted in the Sam Momary Stadium, the Seminole County Marching...

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The leaves are starting to change color, pumpkin spice lattes are back in season. Fall is approaching, which means the pumpkin patch fundraiser that the Girl’s lacrosse team has put on for the last two...

The beat of the drumline, energy from the trumpets and flow of the marching band as they covered Queen song “Don’t Stop Me Now” excited the crowd for their return to Friday night lights. It was...

The garden between buildings 6 and 7 was once filled with mint, basil and thyme, but when the Environmental Club arrived there for their second meeting, it was filled with weeds and spiders. On Tuesday,...

Last year, after being online for half of the semester, John* (he/him), a transgender student, walked into his first in-person class. He, like many freshmen, looked forward to new friends, engaging classes,...

A parade of cheerleaders and dancers welcomed parents and students through the school doors while music blasted from the speakers. Dozens of posters, pamphlets, “spin the wheel” games and Crumble cookies...