The Final Whistle
By Jeffrey Herold As the Class of 2025 prepares to graduate, many seniors are also saying goodbye to the sports they’ve dedicated years to. Only about 6% of high school athletes go on to compete at the Division I level…
Florida Families Suffer as Premiums Rise
By Max Sheikh When Rick Wyatt opened his latest insurance statement from State Farm he felt lucky“I’m safe with my State Farm” he said. “But a small but growing minority is now rid of their homeowner’s insurance and frankly it’s…
What to Expect When Rushing
By Lily Keeley For many young people, stepping onto a college campus marks the beginning of a new chapter filled with possibility. For Railey Player, a senior at Ponte Vedra High School, that chapter includes something she’s dreamed of for…
Senioritis and How to Fight It
By Koa Davidson, Ryder Navarra, and Philip Berkwit The end of the school year is here, and as the senior class of Ponte Vedra High School experiences their twilight days in public education, the notion of any kind of work…
Seniors Learning How to Cook
By Philip Berkwit, Koa Davidson, and Ryder Navarra With graduation right around the corner, many seniors are thinking about the future. There is college, jobs, and maybe even moving out and living on their own. But with all of those…
The History of Memorial Day
By Chase Cowan Memorial Day is celebrated on the last Monday of May, and many people don’t even know why it is celebrated. According to a study by Endeavor Analytics and YouGov, only 46 percent of adults correctly identify why…
What Seniors Would Do Differently
By Hunter Alba and Henry Weitz The stress of classes and college is almost over for the senior class. The end of the year provides a unique opportunity for the senior class to reflect on their choices throughout almost four…
Adjusting to College Life
By Soleil Shah and Amelia Rogers-Neubarth Leaving high school and adjusting to college life can be rather difficult, yet exciting. Prioritizing self-care is crucial to getting used to the new environment of a college campus and living away from home….
To Take or Not To Take- Items Everyone Needs in their College Dorm
By Soleil Shah, Ana Delalamo, Lily Keeley, Camila Felsing Choosing a roommate, packing things and organizing the dorm are some of the most exciting parts of moving to college. Students must think about what to bring, to buy and to…
PVHS Students Taking the Military Path
By Philip Berkwit For decades, the military has been a way for many high school students to start a career. According to The Gun Zone, “recent data indicates that approximately 1 percent or less of graduating high school seniors directly…