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The Student News Site of Shorecrest Preparatory School

The Chronicle

The entry sign for Hernandez Family Field and Haskell Field on Shorecrest’s campus, with a logo for Oman Construction, Shorecrest’s premier athletics sponsor for the 2024-2025 school year.

How Are Athletics Supported at Shorecrest?

JP Rosales, Staff Writer May 10, 2025

This article has been subject to prior review by administration.      Shorecrest is an institution known not only for its academic prestige, but also for its athletic programs. Since Anthony McCall...

Hurricane Update - Photostory

Hurricane Update – Photostory

Cole Oman, Photography Editor May 8, 2025

(Left to Right) Sophomores Ryan Jaffee and Aadi Pudur, and Juniors Caleb Williams, Leilani MacIntyre, and Alex Cirino, organizers of Career Day, pose in front of the Shorecrest emblem.

Connecting Classrooms to Careers

Phoebe Pritchard and Alex Cirino April 28, 2025

     Hallways buzzed with activity, classrooms filled with students gathered to meet professionals living their career goals face-to-face, arriving to mentor and inspire the next generation in their...

Read This Comic for a Sweatpants Day

Read This Comic for a Sweatpants Day

Summer Farkas, Staff Cartoonist April 28, 2025

Editorial: The Art of Balance in Course Registration

Editorial: The Art of Balance in Course Registration

The Chronicle Editorial Board April 28, 2025

Dear Readers, For modern-day high school students, it seems as long as you start five non-profits, run nine successful businesses, and cure cancer, you may have a shot at getting into college. With...

Life in Florida has its advantages, including sunbathing on the sand, splashing in the ocean, and taking a quick trip to Publix

The Sunshine State For Dummies

Natalia Davila, Staff Writer April 28, 2025

     When boredom hits you like a freight train, opening up your phone and scrolling through the same boring news is almost automatic. Suddenly, something nestled between the dullness catches your eye:...

Read This Article For a Cookie

Read This Article For a Cookie

Jill Marcus, Opinion Editor April 28, 2025

 It’s not just any cookie. It’s a nice, soft, sprinkled sugar cookie from Publix that’s not even stale! Maybe you can sneak a few if you’re here early. If you’re really lucky, I won’t have...

Elon musk cradles symbols representing America (satire).

Don’t Throw the Baby Out With the Billions

Ana Verano, Current Events Editor April 28, 2025

   Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, and the mighty Elon Musk flanked President Donald Trump on his January 20th inauguration, inches away from Trump’s family and the former cabinet members.       This...

Shorecrest's mascot, Sparky, clasped in College Board's fist.

College Board is Downright Tyrannical

Harper Nelson-Wooley, Staff Illustrator April 28, 2025

   In December of 2024, The Chronicle published an editorial criticizing the culture of academic competition at Shorecrest. The piece acknowledges a real problem, and like all problems, there’s a...

The U.S. Agency for International Development building with its lettering removed and insignia obscured.

Saving Lives

Ellen Hommeyer, Staff Photographer April 28, 2025

  On February 3rd, 2025, the Trump administration announced its plan to dissolve the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). According to the USAID website, as of February 23rd, all...

Donald J. Trump, President of the United States.

Trump’s Executive Orders: 2025 Edition

Diana Muzzarelli, Staff Writer April 28, 2025

     In the first 85 days of his second term, President Donald Trump has issued a record-setting 124 executive orders. The only president to approach that number was Franklin D. Roosevelt, who issued...

Junior Izzi Brown uses single-use plastic silverware and a styrofoam container at SAGE to
bring food to a test she was taking during lunch. According to the Plastic Pollution Coalition,
around 40 percent of plastics are designed to be single-use.

Save Single-Use or Save the Planet?

Sierra Orlick, Copy Editor April 28, 2025

     Middle School Marine Science Teacher Kathryn Jeakle sighed as she watched her students fish a crusted hunk of styrofoam out of the 54th Avenue Canal. She expected to see actual fish. She took the...

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