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The BluePrint Online
The student news site of Hagerty High School

The BluePrint Online
The student news site of Hagerty High School

The BluePrint Online
Lia Miller

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief

Lia Miller is a senior and the BluePrint editor-in-chief. She joined the newspaper staff as a sophomore, and hopes to pursue a career in film production. In 2026, she was named the Student Journalist of the Year by the Florida Scholastic Press Association. She volunteers as a crew member for the Florida Aviation Network, and spends her (very limited) free time at the library. Next year, she will attend Florida State University.

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Senior Ricardo Hernandez and sophomore Nate Winslow run the 1600m at the Seminole Athletic Conference. Hernandez and Winslow took fifth and seventh respectively in the race.

Run for it

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief
April 30, 2026

In the first 20 years of its existence, the boys track team had won a total of two track meets. In the six weeks of the season so far, they have taken first at five and qualified at the regional level...

Junior Max Donovan performs the first movement of a clean and jerk. Donovan placed third in his weight class for Olympic weightlifting at the regional championships. Photo by Carla Grunner

Promising postseason for boys weightlifting

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief
April 24, 2026

They carry the weight of the world on their shoulders. Well, not quite. Senior Trevor Covelli lifted a total 695 pounds in Traditional weightlifting, and juniors Max Donovan and Aryan Patel carried 475...

To read or not to read

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief
April 16, 2026

Why do we still study Shakespeare in English classes? Teachers discuss the importance of these works, and why they have lasted so long.

Rice rice baby

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief
March 12, 2026

As exam week comes to a close, students of all grade levels can finally shut their notebooks, finish color-coding their diagrams, and put the final touches on their slideshows. But looking around campus...

Freshman Kayden Vargas talks to a military recruiter at "Informed by the Uniform," an event aimed at allowing students to explore military options after school. The military is just one alternative options students may choose to pursue after graduation.

[Photo] Trading college for other options

March 24, 2026

Freshman Kayden Vargas talks to a military recruiter at "Informed by the Uniform," an event aimed at allowing students to explore military options after school. The military is just one alternative options...

A student picks out "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" from the DVD collection at a public library. Many teens find branching out into new genres, like westerns, intimidating, but with the right choices, it can pay off.

Reel life

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief
March 2, 2026

Netflix’s library has over 4000 movies. Several are entertaining—some even good. Erring on the side of underestimation, if each movie runs 90 minutes, it would take over 360,000 minutes, or 250 days...

Graduate Antonio Pizza speaks with SCPS superintendent Serita Beamon. Pizza was a well-known personality on campus and held numerous leadership positions in clubs. (Photo provided by Antonio Pizza)

2025 graduate announces school board candidacy

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief
January 21, 2026

“The pizza always delivers.” This year, the name on the order reads “SCPS school board.” Students may know 2025 graduate Antonio Pizza for his numerous campaigns for student government,...

Freshman Camdyn Reagan drives the ball down the court. Reagan had six points in the win against Lake Brantley.

Girls basketball wins twice in two days

Lia Miller, Editor-In-Chief
December 11, 2025

With back-to-back wins this week, bringing their record to 7–1, the girls basketball season is turning out to be a slam dunk. On Dec. 9, the team defeated Lake Brantley 55–42. Junior Brooklyn O’Gallagher...

Bees are seen in abundance specifically around outdoor trash cans

[Photo] Buzz off!

December 3, 2025

Bees are seen in abundance specifically around outdoor trash cans

[Video] Getty to retire after 35 years

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief
November 20, 2025

Athletic director coach Jay Getty has enjoyed a success-filled season in his last season as cross country coach. Both the boys and girls teams won districts, placed in the top four in regionals and are...

Chorus embraces love in pop concert

Lia Miller, Editor-in-chief
October 17, 2025

A quiet auditorium. The lights dimmed. The audience sat on the edge of their seats. Chorus president Shaun Epperson stood up, and called out from the back of the house, getting louder as he approached...

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