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The Student News Site of Shorecrest Preparatory School

The Chronicle

The Student News Site of Shorecrest Preparatory School

The Chronicle

Junior boys pose at the end of their powder puff cheer. The juniors looked to defend their 2023 cheer title, but fell short to the seniors.

Photo Story: A Homecoming Moment to Remember

Cole Oman November 26, 2024

Homecoming Class Competition Day unleashed a wave of excitement and school spirit across campus. Classes went head-to-head in thrilling challenges, vibrant outfits lit up the festivities, and the energy...

A pile of trash and debris sits outside a home in Snell Isle. Residents all over Tampa Bay placed destroyed items along the street following the hurricanes, waiting for them to be picked up by trash collectors. Some valuable items, although ruined by flooding, were even stolen by looters.

From High Tides to Higher Spirits: Shorecrest’s Post-Hurricane Strength

Jill Marcus and Ana Verano November 6, 2024

     “I smelled water, but I didn't know what it was, so I just stayed in my bed,” said senior Ahmiyan Malcolm. “That's when my mom opened my door and was like, ‘There's water coming in the...

Tropicana Field’s roof shredded due to winds during Hurricane Milton. The Teflon-coated fiberglass roof was built to sustain 100-mile per hour winds, but fell apart during Milton’s Category 3 effects. The roof would cost millions to repair, and the Tamps Bay Rays are in the process of deciding whether to repair it or to relocate to a new ballpark for the next season. Photo by Reece Campbell.

Taking Charge of Hurricane Relief Efforts

Sierra Orlick November 6, 2024

     Although it may not have seemed like it would, the sun did rise again. It rose the day after Hurricane Helene blew through St. Pete, while junior Cooper Bullard alongside his best friend, junior...

A bulldozer starts digging up the track surrounding Haskell Field. The track is used by a variety of sports such as Cross Country and Track and Field. Photo by Mila Bianco.

Building Tomorrow

Emmie Harris November 6, 2024

     The final bell rings--summer has started. Upper School students hurriedly file through the halls, excited for the start of summer break and a reprieve from learning. For other students, however,...

Ruined items and debris sit outside of a home on Coffee Pot Riviera in Snell Isle. This specific house had all of its furniture ruined due to flooding and will likely be knocked down in the near future. The residents are living in an apartment in downtown St. Pete for one year while they search for a permanent home.

Hurricane Photo Story: Devastation and Loss

Braden Stone November 6, 2024

Hurricanes Helene and Milton recently battered our state, leaving behind a trail of devastation. Flooding ruined homes, winds picked apart buildings, and the unforeseen back-to-back catastrophes permanently...

7th graders (From left to right: Georgia S., Kai E., Sophia S., Frank C., John J., and Alessandra N. ) pose in front of an election-themed bulletin board and map. Hodgson repeats this election-themed unit every four years during a presidential cycle. Photo by David Hodgson

Voting a 7th Grader for President

Bijoy Alam November 6, 2024

This article has been subject to prior review by administration.      Every four years, as the nation prepares for its presidential election, Shorecrest Middle School students embark on their own...

Students explore Pub Street Night Market in Cambodia. Students were able to explore on their own, but were warned to stay aware of their safety.

Making Waves

Reese Klingel November 6, 2024

 What is feminism? This seems to be a burning question of the 21st century. To US Math Department Chair Jessica Thorn, feminism is “feeling and knowing that all girls and women can do the things they...

The Chronicle decided to do an experiment and generate an AI photo using OpenAI by typing “A high school classroom scene showing students and teachers interacting with technology.” One student is working on a laptop with AI tools open.

Is AI the Affliction or Remedy for a Changing World?

Sierra Orlick November 6, 2024

     One year ago, junior Gaston Grehan-Savona sat in his AP Computer Science A class, attentively listening to the introduction of a new assignment. He watched as Upper School Computer Science Teacher...

Al and his partner posing in Paris in front of the Eiffel Tower. Al has spent countless hours to support his curriculum, but also for enjoyment. Photo by a tour company.

Al’s Adventures

Samantha Ultes November 6, 2024

     From Argentina to Spain—with countless stops in between, Upper School Spanish Teacher Alvin Irwin doesn’t just teach Hispanic cultures; he’s experienced them. In fact, his passion for traveling...

Senior Associate Director of College Counseling Meghan Schneider smiles with Assistant Director of College Counseling Victoria Scott in front of their plethora of college flags displayed on their office wall. Students rely on the help of counselors to manage the college admissions process smoothly.

Paving the Path to College

Sally Keane November 6, 2024

     For students nearing the end of their high school experience, their sights are now set on college: a place of independence, opportunity, and new beginnings. The issue, however, is getting there....

Shorecrest students (Left to right: junior Cooper Bullard, sophomore Ada Mollo, and sophomore Summer Farkas) write a song in Cove’s class about the difference between the words “ser” and “estar.”

From Chuck E. Cheese to Psychic Powers: Meet Julie Cove

Phoebe Pritchard November 6, 2024

   When asked to picture a psychic, an Upper School Spanish Teacher does not typically come to mind. However, to her students, that’s exactly what Julie Cove is.      Students claim that Cove...

An illustration of the United States Capitol Building

Filling in Florida’s Future Voters

Jill Marcus November 1, 2024

This article has been subject to prior review by administration.      “If you want liberty, you have to put up with the messiness of democracy,” said Upper School Social Studies Teacher Christian...

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