For years, St. Petersburg, Florida has been known for its murals scattered all around the city, adding a magical touch to the buildings...
Drumstick beats trip over the music stands, ushering in the trappings of a song. Juniors Andrew Myint and Ethan Creadon play guitar...
Slack-jawed, awe-struck, eyes-peeled. I could be describing two groups of people: children in a candy shop and Timothee Chalamet fans...
Students today have often received a reputation for being easily distracted because of their access to an unlimited amount of information...
“Art is everywhere and for everyone,” said Lower School Art Teacher Lori Auletta. For Auletta, lifelong artistry can stem simply...
Red, pink, navy, chrome, glittery, bejeweled, bedecked—unique. Nail art is an often trivialized form of self-expression yet proves incredibly...
Adorned in regalia, graduates present themselves to their school community one last time—a show of triumph. At my graduation, I look...
Go Huskies! is what Shorecrest students seem to be saying a lot in the past few years. In recent years, numerous Shorecrest seniors have...
Recording live from Charger Commons! The first ever Career Connect Club (CCC) podcast for the Ross Roeder Institute for Financial Literacy,...
On December 2, 2023, Shorecrest community members—primarily parents and alumni—gathered at the Shorecrest Centennial Gala to celebrate...
Come this fall, seniors Kate Danielson, Kaja Dionne, Maria Happ, and Sonoma Kasica will be at different colleges across the country,...
The face of a child begins to melt into the structure of a growing adolescent, now faced with the eyes of society peering down on them. Father...
Every day is the same, From the violent blaring of alarm clocks To the tranquil tugging of the covers All to reach the same goal, The...
“What is your dream?” the little boy asked as his cedar brown hands sank into the sand. Staring out at the ocean as the sun began...