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A class full of sophomores eagerly pays attention to US Science Teacher Dr. Carlie Saval. Photo by Braden Stone.

Shorecrest’s College-Crazed Sophomores

Braden Stone March 7, 2024

     While Shorecrest seniors are knee-deep in their own college processes, considering decisions and outcomes, let’s turn to the Sophomore Class. Shorecrest’s Class of 2026 is already anticipating...

Senior Misha Drunov in his Northeastern University spiritwear. Drunov is planning to major in computer engineering.  Photo by Alanys Requena.

Northeastern Mania

Alanys Requena March 7, 2024

   Go Huskies! is what Shorecrest students seem to be saying a lot in the past few years. In recent years, numerous Shorecrest seniors have committed to Northeastern University. The Class of 2023 yielded...

Junior and founder of Career Connect Club Noah Jaffee, Craig Sher, donor for the Ross Roeder Institute, and Director of Ross Roeder Institute Earl Walton pose together. Sher shared with the CCC to inspire interest in the Ross Roeder Institute for Financial Literacy, Economics, and Entrepreneurship.

Sher-ing Wisdom: Ross Roeder Institute’s Live Podcast with Career Connect Club

Noah Jaffee March 7, 2024

     Recording live from Charger Commons! The first ever Career Connect Club (CCC) podcast for the Ross Roeder Institute for Financial Literacy, Economics, and Entrepreneurship (RRI) was hosted by...

Left to right: Shorecrest parents Michael Sax, Aran Johnson, and Danny Muzzarelli pose for a group photo at the Shorecrest Centennial Gala. Parents and Shorecrest community members alike dressed in their finest to celebrate both Shorecrest’s enduring mission and raise significant funds for the Teacher Fund. Photo by Sasha Muzzarelli.

Shorecrest’s Teacher Fund: From Galas to Goals

Bijoy Alam March 7, 2024

     On December 2, 2023, Shorecrest community members—primarily parents and alumni—gathered at the Shorecrest Centennial Gala to celebrate the end of the centennial year. The event had a dual significance,...

Left to right: sophomore Phoebe Pritchard, US Math Department Chair Jessica Thorn, sophomore Odeyah Rozin, senior Kara Marcin, sophomore Scout Brummett, senior Addie Oman, senior, Lily Dunn, sophmore Simi Damani, senior Noëlle de Wilde, and senior Libby Cenedella participate in a clean up of Mirror Lake in St. Pete, organized by the Interact Club. US Science Teacher Summer Slater.

Combating Climate Change: Shorecrest and Beyond

Cem Eralp November 16, 2023

     If global crises participated in a superlatives contest, climate change would win ‘the global crisis most likely to lead to an apocalypse.’ While ‘apocalypse’ tends to induce panic, don’t...

We’re Trash (at Recycling)

Sarah Kingsford November 16, 2023

     The first ever curbside recycling bin, “The Tree Saver,” was popularized by hippies in the 1970s. Now, recycling bins are commonly placed outside homes and facilities in order to reuse glass,...

Something New in Store

Layla Petrovich November 16, 2023

     Shorecrest’s Centennial has truly sparked change on campus. In light of a hundred years of the Charger community, Shorecrest opened its first School Store.       At the debut School...

Left to right: sophomore Luca Sandschafer, senior Luke Heckert, and sophomore Asher Walton cross the finish line hand in hand. All of them are members of the Varsity Boys Cross Country team. Sandschafer, Heckert, and Walton exemplify the spirit of togetherness and connectivity that the Shore to Shorecrest 5k aimed to promote.

The Centennial Shore to Shorecrest 5k

Annabella Rozin November 16, 2023

     Shorecrest’s homecoming weekend started bright and early this year, hours before the actual Homecoming Dance. On October 21, 2023, in celebration of the Centennial, the Shore to Shorecrest...

El Niño: Its Effects on the Tampa Bay Area this Winter

Maddox Matyas, Shorecrest Meteorology Club November 16, 2023

     “It’s Florida, it never gets cold,” they say. Well, it’s about to get cold. According to the NOAA, the El Niño pattern in the Pacific Ocean will bring exceptionally cooler temperatures...

A Special Olympics athlete lifts heavy during the ‘Powerlifting’ competition.

Special Olympics: Uplifting and Powerlifting

Alanys Requena November 16, 2023

     When Theresa Ross’s son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy as a child, she decided to dedicate much of her life to coaching at the Special Olympics. For Ross, it’s a passion. “To some of...

United States Supreme Court Building in Washington D.C.

Shorecrest Responds: The Reversal of Race-Based Affirmative Action

Reanna Hossain November 16, 2023

     In a landmark decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to end race-based affirmative action in American universities on June 29, 2023. This decision raises significant questions about the future...

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