Covid cooks up some changes for culinary

Payton St. Cyr, Staff Writer

October 6, 2020

     While learning and educating in some classrooms is slowly returning to normal, one class called culinary is stuck until further notice. Due to Covid restrictions such as social distancing and wearing a mask, students may not be able to prepare and cook dishes. Chef Long said, â€...

The other side of the mask

Molly Jager, Staff Writer

September 28, 2020

Pinellas County Schools are taking numerous precautions to keep students and staff safe from Covid-19.  The Pinellas County Schools website declares that all parents and students will be notified if there is a case at their school. A precautionary quarantine will take place for any students who ha...

FBLA members will meet again

September 24, 2020

For any student interested in joining the Future Business Leaders of America club, the first FBLA meeting is Tuesday September 29th at 1:40. The meeting and membership information can be found on the school website on the clubs page.

Teachers talk about second jobs

Lia Gonzalez and Sydney Thompson

September 23, 2020

Many teachers have second jobs to earn money. Although teachers work many hours, their paycheck sometimes isn’t enough.  Many teachers obtain a second job so they can afford all of their expenses. Some teachers have another job outside of school that students might not even know about. Some of...

DIY Tie-Dye Masks

Avery Latto, staff writer

September 16, 2020

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Changing history with a new teacher

Gavin Kane, staff writer

September 15, 2020

With the beginning of the new year, Osceola has received many new teachers. One of these teachers is Mrs. Herring, the brand new World History teacher. Mrs. Herring said that she transferred for several reasons. “Osceola has a fabulous reputation as a school with a great community, hard working stud...

Ms. Guccione hopes to paint a new future with Warriors

Lily Watts, Staff Writer

September 10, 2020

Osceola High has a new art teacher. Her name is Ms. Guccione- (or Ms. Gucci, for short).   1.  What made you decide to become a teacher, and how long have you been teaching?  Ms. Guccione has always loved art. In eleventh grade, she asked her high school art teacher what job she thought she should apply for, and she told Ms. Gucc...

Warriors react to testing changes

Jeremiah Morris, Staff writer

May 29, 2020

Due to COVID-19, all end-of-the-year exams and tests have been cancelled. Often, tests and exams help students with their final grades and their college futures. Some students are upset and disappointed because these tests really can define their grade. Some tests also help students determine what classes...

Draw a flamingo for a friend

Cassie

May 22, 2020

What better way to celebrate the start of summer than by drawing a flamingo for a friend? Post a pic of your version of this drawing and we'll post it here.

Students look forward to getting out of “quarantine”

Kylie Olson, Staff Writer

May 20, 2020

While the world at large has been put on hold because the Covid-19 pandemic, many students face online schooling. Because all students are isolated, they don’t get to do the things they would normally enjoy doing, including hobbies and activities like going to the beach, hangin...