On Tuesday January 26,2020. A group of parents are teaming up online with one goal in mind: to change the dress code policy in St. Johns County schools. By: Ann Trageman

Parents of Creekside High School students have been parking in and around the neighborhood of Durbin Crossing for quite some time. Only now however, have the disgruntled neighbors been able to do anything about it. By: Ryan Roe

Billions of distressed young Reddit members came together to “show how the cards are stacked against the little guy in favor of billionaire Wall Street traders” By: Matthew Mungal

As hectic as 2020 has been next year is definitely one to look forward too. To bring some light to this whole situation, there are so many new movies coming out next year that film fans are excited to see. By: Ocean Medlock

For quite a while, St. Johns County has been in the middle of building a new high school in World Golf Village. As of today, January 14th, 2020, the name, colors, and mascot of the new school have officially been announced. By: Victoria Homm

With Covid-19 still looming, it can make the upcoming holiday season seem uncertain. I went looking and found some fun and safe activities you can still take part in to make this season extra special. By: Fionnuala Adele

For the 2021-2022 school year, there will be a new high school that will be opening up in the World Golf Village of St. Johns District. The construction has already begun for the new school next to Mill Creek Academy. This new school will take the overflow of kids from Nease, Creekside, and Bartram high schools. The school at the moment Is called HHH high school. The principal has already been decided and it will be Jay Willets. He used to be the principal of Pacetti Bay Middle School, but will now be the principal of the new high school. By: Giles Pickens

Everyday students at Nease High school are being dress coded for what they show up to school wearing, most of which are girls. There has been a long debate on whether dress code should be enforced in schools. By: Sophia Yarashas

 With over 58.15 million tickets sold each year, concerts are popular events across the country. However, COVID-19 has halted ticket sales for concerts scheduled for the 2020-2021 year.  Quarantine conditions have forced many concert venues and artists to either postpone, reschedule, or cancel their venues. Although many fans were disappointed, these same practitioners of the arts have come up with new solutions to have a covid free environment, whilst keeping their business alive. By: Emma Kleist