Big Colleges vs Small Colleges
By Henry Weitz The decision between going to a large college and a smaller college is something high school students struggle with in their college application process. Students decide on their college by conducting research, visiting different schools, and ultimately…
History of Cape Canaveral
By Chase Cowan Cape Canaveral, home of Kennedy space center (KSC) is located in Brevard County, Florida. In 1963, following president John F. Kennedy’s assassination, the cape was renamed Cape Kennedy, but that was temporary. In 1973, its name was…
The Effects of Perfectionism and Maintaining a Perfect College Application
Lucia Gabriel Perfectionism is commonly assumed to be a positive trait in students, but when it gets taken too far, there can be many negative effects. It can cause increased anxiety, stress, burnout, and low self-esteem. It is important to…
History of Cape Canaveral
By Chase Cowan Cape Canaveral, home of Kennedy space center (KSC) is located in Brevard County, Florida. In 1963, following president John F. Kennedy’s assassination, the cape was renamed Cape Kennedy, but that was temporary. In 1973, its name was…
The Future of TikTok is Still Undecided
By Koa Davidson As the clock approached midnight on January 18th, TikTok, a Chinese based social media app shut down access to the site in the United States. 12 hours later, it was back. The Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary…
Are Teens Feeling Pressured to Choose a Career Path too Early?
By Kayla Edwards The modern high school experience is filled with opportunities and pressures. From college prep courses to internships and extracurriculars, students are often encouraged to plan their futures long before they graduate. But is this early push to…
HOSA Club Provides Opportunities for Students to Explore Medical Careers
By Soleil Shah Health Occupations Students of America, or HOSA, is a global organization that gives students across the country opportunities to experience and learn about career opportunities in the health industry. HOSA encourages students to become involved in health…
Debate Added to PVHS Courses; Financial Literacy Coming Next Year
By Max Sheikh Ponte Vedra High School (PVHS) is adding two new classes to its curriculum, those being a financial literacy course and Debate Honors. These two classes will offer students skills that will apply both in everyday life and later in a professional context. The new elective course titled Debate Honors will be offered starting during the…
The History of Florida and Cold Weather
By Philip Berkwit Florida is having a surprisingly cold start to 2025. According to The Weather Channel, “An outbreak of arctic cold is sweeping through the Midwest and East, as well as into the Deep South and this frigid pattern…
Personality Profile: Sophie Fox
By Thomas Smith Junior, Sophie Fox is one of the best athletes that Ponte Vedra High School has seen. Sophie has been a member of the PVHS Women’s Swim and Dive team for three years, each year making it all…