The Recent Revival of Vinyl
By Max Sheikh Over the last couple of years, the warm nostalgia of vinyl records has made a surprisingly astonishing comeback, speaking to both the older and younger generations. In an age where digital streaming services rule America, vinyl has…
June Holidays
By Koa Davidson Don’t Give Up the Ship Day – June 1st Gawai Dayak – June 1 Global Day of Parents- June 1 Oscar the Grouch Day – June 1 National Simp Day – June 3 National Lincoln Loud Day…
PVHS Model United Nations Club Achieves sweep at Pedro Menendez Competition
By Nina Lueck The Ponte Vedra High School Model United Nations club had a clean sweep at Pedro Menendez High School’s MUN competition on Saturday, Apr 13. Ella York (11), Star Binyamin (10), Aidan Killian (10), and Alexander Kohn (10)…
The Evolution of High School Sports
By Dylan McAdoo In high schools across the nations there are parents and fans rooting for the players. But they don’t know about the technology that goes on behind the scenes. From the old fields of yesteryear to the new…
How AP Credits are Used in College
By Jackson Gianchetta As many of Ponte Vedra High School’s seniors look ahead to their upcoming freshman year of college, many find themselves in the dark when it comes to implementing college credit earned in AP Courses, specifically when it…
College Expectations Vs. Realities
By Max Sheikh As high school seniors prepare to put on their caps and gowns, images of college life flood their minds: lively campuses, new independence, and the ability to carve out their educational path. These aspirations, while filled…
How Popular is Trade School at PVHS?
By Philip Berkwit Debates about higher education have long been waged. This includes the debate of trade school vs college. However, at Ponte Vedra High School (PVHS), trade school is massively less popular with seniors than the typical college education….
Senior Advice For Rising Freshmen
By Koa Davidson As graduation approaches it is common for Seniors to reflect on their time at Ponte Vedra High School. The following are words of advice which Seniors have to upcoming freshmen on how to make the most of…
How to Document Work Hours
By Ryder Navarra In the Beginning of the 2022-2023 school year, the registration of work hours for the Florida scholarship program Bright Futures was approved for the use of the minimum 100 –hour service requirement. Although this change is frequently…
Deputy Reynolds Heroic Background
By Nate Wicker On December 14, 2012, in Newtown Connecticut, a 20-year-old man shot and killed 20 students and six adults when he opened fire at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Deputy Reynolds was starting his shift that morning working in…