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Say Goodbye to No. 2 Pencils: The SAT Goes Digital
The College Board announced on January 25th, 2022, that the SAT exam will move to a digital format over the next few years.
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Double Murder Suspect Caught in St. Johns County
As of January 24th, John Payton Scott III, suspected for the murder of 40-year-old Sharon Tarwater Whited, the suspects girlfriend, and 75-year-old Chester E. Tarwater Jr. the father of Sharon, in Helena, Alabama was captured.
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Record Breaking Run During Matanzas 5k
Over 800 runners raced on January 22nd for the 42nd annual Matanzas 5k race in St. Augustine.
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Say Goodbye to No. 2 Pencils: The SAT Goes Digital
The College Board announced on January 25th, 2022, that the SAT exam will move to a digital format over the next few years.
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Hope For Human Trafficking
By: Ava Homer As technology advances, the dangers of human trafficking increases. According to a federal report released in 2020, 83% of all active cases start online. Florida Attorney General, Ashley Moody announced the release of an “online safety kit” to protect minors. The kit focuses on informing parents of the hazards of human trafficking and encouraging them to monitor their child’s social media. Instagram is responsible for 14% of cases and is used by over 16 million teens ages 12 to 17. Ron Stucker, director of the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation said, “Almost every case the [Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation] investigates of human trafficking has some component of social…
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Cold Night Shelters in Jacksonville
The past few weeks have been very cold ones throughout Northern Florida. Average temperatures have been sitting in the mid-high 50’s and 60’s but dropping to low 40’s at night.
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Sleep Out Challenge brings Awareness to Homeless People
For the second year in a row a sleep out has taken place in St. Augustine Florida.
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Tornadoes Throughout the Country Cause Immense Damage
Recently, numerous tornadoes devastated numerous states, leaving many people without homes or even clean water.
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New Schools Coming to St. Johns County
St. Johns County is considered one of the fastest growing counties in Florida, and because of this there is a plan to build four new schools in the next five years.
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All Things Athletics: Spring Sports Rundown
As 2021 comes to an end, student athletes are excited to start spring sports for the 2021-2022 school year.
