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Shoeboxes of Love Donations 

If you’re looking for a way to give back to your community, Shoeboxes of Love is the perfect charity to donate to during the season of Thanksgiving!

Shark Finning: Getting out of hand 

Shark finning is a hobby lots of deep-sea fishermen like to take place in.

Spotify Wrapped: What to Expect

As the end of the 2024 year approaches, the wait for Spotify Wrapped, the annual feature that allows Spotify users to view and share their year-long music trends and favorites, is ending soon.

The 2024 election: Polls and Predictions

With voting for the 2024 presidential election coming to an end, here are some updates on voter polls and predictions on who is likely to secure the next executive term.

Sprint To the Finish Line 

As the 2024 presidential election comes to an end it’s time to vote.

Rivalry Returns 

This Saturday, Jacksonville’s EverBank Stadium will once again be filled with electric rivalry between the Florida Gators and the Georgia Bulldogs.

Celebrating Quincy Jones

The entertainment industry has lost a legendary producer whose work brought to life some of the most iconic songs of all time.

Costless Family Adventure! 

For the tenth consecutive year, Visit Jacksonville has teamed up with the city’s leading family attractions for Kids Free November, a special month-long initiative that provides free admissions and various discounts for children under 12 at local museums and attractions.

Tyler, The Creator Drops New Album

Tyler, The Creator, a popular rapper, and hip-hop artist, released his new album on October 28th.

CPR For Teens

CPR is a fundamental lifesaving technique.

Tracking image from the National Hurricane Center for Hurricane Milton's path

Hurricane Milton

With Hurricane Milton approaching, here are a few sources to stay safe.

Mickler’s Beach is closed

With summer being only a few days away, many people look forward to going to the beach and soaking in the sunshine.

5 Tips to Pass Your AP Exam 

Make a study schedule, know the test format, take practice exams, keep an eye on time, and get a good nights rest.

New Fire Stations in St. Johns County 

St. Johns county is building new fire stations over the next six years.

Who was Allen D. Nease?

Many schools throughout our country are named after the area or region they are situated in. In St. John’s County…

Police Arrests Pro-Palestinian Protestors at USC  

On April 24, Police arrested dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators at the University of Southern California after ordering the large crowd to disperse.

New School Safety Dashboard

A new groundbreaking school safety initiative is now available for Floridians.

Tornado Touches Down in St. Johns County  

Along with the heavy wind and rain Northeast Florida was subjected to yesterday, a tornado swept through the World Golf Village area.

First Coast High School student has been arrested and charged with making a hoax bomb threat

A 15-year-old First Coast High School student has been arrested and charged with making a hoax bomb threat. Marquis Battle is accused of making the call to 911 right before 10 a.m. on Dec. 9. According to the report, Battle said, “I’m going to blow up First Coast High School,”. Police said that the school was alerted and searched but no device was found. A teacher there told the school officials that she knew who made the call and pointed out Marquis. She said he had come into her classroom, asked if he could stay, and then talked to her. Unfortunately, what Battle said to the teacher was not included in the arrest report, but after the teacher turned him in, he was detained and questioned. Oddly, Marquis told police an unknown male borrowed his phone and made a call but then changed his story and said another student used his phone. He later admitted to talking to the teacher but said that “she must have misunderstood what he said.” Later, Marquis Battle was arrested, and his cellphone was taken as evidence. By: Amber Jones Sources:https://news.wjct.org/law-order/2015-12-18/bomb-threat-leads-to-arrest-of-first-coast-high-student  

Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory Fiasco

For $44 a ticket and a trip to Glasgow, Scotland, many children, parents, and actors traveled to take part in and enjoy the Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory experience.

NEHS Book Drive 

Nease’s National English Honors Society has been hosting a book drive over the course of two weeks, that began on February 26th, and will end on March 8th.

Nease Hosts Annual Career & Technical Fair 

On Wednesday, April 24th, 2024, Nease will be opening up the gymnasium from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm for students to attend the Career & Technical Fair.

FAMU Trip

Attention all students!!

Potential Panera Menu Change? 

In the next year, Panera Bread is rumored to add 9 new entrees to their menu.

Nease’s NJROTC Orienteering Team heads to Nationals 

Over the spring break, our NJROTC Orienteering team will be competing at Nationals in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Suspect Charged in Tragic Murder of Student Laken Riley at University of Georgia 

On Thursday, February 22nd, 22-year old college student Laken Riley was found dead.

The Player’s Championship is Coming Soon!  

As we draw closer to spring break, so does The Players Championship.

Jacksonville Jaguars Improves Their Facilities 

Receiving tumultuous headlines just a year ago, the Jacksonville Jaguars made the biggest jump among all 32 teams in the NFL players association survey.

Tumultuous Landing for Odysseus   

On February 22nd, a robotic lander named Odysseus touched down on the south pole of the moon.

France to Send More Aid to Ukraine 

On February 26th, 2024, Emmanuel Macron, the current president of France, stated he, and France, will lead in furthering aid towards Ukraine, just after the Russo-Ukrainian war entered its 2nd year since full-scale invasion.  

No Social Media for Kids 16 and Under

The State of Florida passed a Bill that limits the access of social media for kids 16 and under.

Beloved Country Singer Toby Kieth Dead at 62 

On February 5th, 2024, Toby Kieth peacefully passed away at 62 years old after a brief battle with stomach cancer.

Hamilton Speeds Out of Mercedes

Formula 1 fans are up roaring over Lewis Hamilton’s decision to leave Mercedes- AMG PETRONAS F1 team.

Beauclerc Elementary Student Brings Loaded Gun to School 

At Beauclurc Elementary, an 11-year-old student brought a loaded gun into his school with the intention to cause harm.

Superbowl Bowl Showdown 

The anticipation for the upcoming Super Bowl on February 11, 2024, is electrifying as the San Francisco 49ers prepare to face off against the Kansas City Chiefs at the iconic Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.

RISE Doro Apartment Building Caught Fire 

In Jacksonville, a new luxury apartment complex, RISE Doro, was under construction until around 9 p.m. on Sunday, January 29.

Will The Northern White Rhinos be saved? 

As of 2018, there have only been two living Northern White Rhinos in the world.

DeSantis Withdraws from Presidential Election

This past Sunday, Governor Ron Desantis ended his 2024 election campaign before the
consensus of the New Hampshire primary.

Saying Goodbye to Social Media

Chances have it that one day while scrolling through your Instagram reels, you’ve stumbled across a 12-year-old doing a TikTok dance, receiving over 37k views; or you’ve come downstairs for dinner, but instead of seeing your 14-year-old sister happily awaiting you at the table, you find her snapping her new crush.

Ramaswamy Drops Out of 2024 Presidential Race

American entrepreneur, Vivek Ramaswamy, suspended his presidential campaign Monday night after receiving 8% of the GOP caucus vote finishing fourth overall

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Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration

La Fuerza, the Hispanic/Latino cultural club at Nease, worked with our media center specialist, Mrs. Millian, to throw an amazing fiesta in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Met Gala Outfits- Yay or Nay?

On Monday, September 13th, an iconic event took place in New York City- the Met Gala.

The Usefulness Of School

By: Mary Vega (Web Editor)
Every student has had the moment in class when they think “Why do I need to know this?” or “I’m never going to use this when I’m an adult” and while school is important, it is true that very often the things we learn in school aren’t going to be useful to us outside of class. 
(Cover Photo: Mary Vega)

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