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Warriors share their thoughts on honors and AP classes

January 21, 2020

A new year has started and that means that it will be time to pick classes for the next school year soon. The school provides a wide variety of class options with various rigor levels. Some options include regular, honors, AP courses, and AVID. Honors and AP classes focus on the same topics as regular...

Three healthy ways to lose weight

Logan Ferrell, staff writer

January 16, 2020

Happy 2020! For some people, the new year is about new goals. And that might mean losing a few LBS! Here are some healthy ways for students to lose extra pounds. 1: Exercise: Exercise is different for everyone, but to stay healthy and lose weight the Centers for Disease Control, “Start...

Cafeteria manager talks about vegetarian options

Alyssa Owens, Staff Writer

November 22, 2019

According to The Washington Post, 6% of Americans are vegetarian. Many students in the school also follow a vegetarian diet and may want options that they favor in the lunch line. It is not as difficult as it seems to appeal to non-meat eaters, as vegetarians...

CDC releases update on vaping illness

Haley Wyble, Staff Writer

November 18, 2019

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) released an update on the investigation of products like vaping on October 17th, 2019. The report officially named the illness “EVALI” which stands from “e-cigarette, or vaping, product use associated lung injury. The CDC recommends patient...

Wondering about wonderland?

Kylie Kagan, Writer

September 30, 2019

Black and white, neon, and moonlight under the stars are all common themes. These are the last three homecoming themes the school has had. Every year, the Homecoming committee and court has managed to pull these themes off successfully. The theme this year is a little more...

Dorian may ruin your Labor Day weekend

Ryan Lueck and Riley Jamo, Staff Writers

August 30, 2019

The hurricane may be heading to Florida, and it’s already been pouring on and off throughout the week. Fall sports schedules have been postponed with all the rain we got this week. Swim meets have been postponed, golf matches and football games have been cancelled as well. Dorian is heading to the...

The environment has become di”straw”t

Megan Heller, Lauryn Watts, and Sierra McKinney

May 20, 2019

With the news from the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that there are 12 years before the effects on the planet are irreversible, many people are looking into ways to cut down on plastic waste. Plastic straws are a common item that’s found ...

Flippin’ pages

Azalee Nelson, Writer and web editor

May 13, 2019

If you ordered a yearbook, head to Ms. Deatley’s room #166. You have to show an ID to prove it is you. You can do that by logging into Portal, or by showing a physical card ID. Someone will be there to get your yearbook for you. Seniors will receive their yearbooks first, after will be juniors...

Studious students start studying

Lauryn Watts and Megan Heller

May 6, 2019

Testing season for the FSAs and EOCs is coming up in the next few days. The FSAs and EOCs, “serve Florida students by measuring education gains and progress”, according to fsassessments.org. which means very soon everyone will be curious as to what the schedule is, so that they can plan what test...

Warriors will wake up later

Megan Heller, Writer

April 29, 2019

Warriors will be able to sleep in a few minutes later next year. On Tuesday, March 26, 2019, “The school board approved several changes to school start and end times for the 2019-2020 school year,” according to WFLA. Osceola, along with several other high schools, will only start five minutes earlier and end five minutes later...