As students, education policy is an important part of our lives; changes made by President Donald Trump’s White House or Congress could lead to changes right here at Osceola. Thus, understanding the...

OPINION On Friday, the Washington Post released audio with Donald Trump on an Access Hollywood bus making lewd comments on women (comments which unfortunately cannot be reprinted by this site). The...

OPINION As May turns into June, the school year is winding down. With EOCs, AP tests, and other tests wrapping up, students relax and unwind, engaging in leisure activities ranging from watching a few...

With May almost over, the 2015-2016 school year has come and gone. For some, this was the longest year of their lives. For others, it was the shortest. Regardless, there has been no shortage of odd, weird,...

On Monday, May 9th, the Walker’s Rising Stars scholarship completion took place at the Mahaffey Theater. According to Principal Bohnet, two winners were from Osceola: Jennifer Stott, 12th grade, won...

OPINION On the night of Tuesday, May 3, Indiana had its Republican and Democratic primaries. According to FiveThirtyEight.com, business mogul Donald Trump emerged victorious on the Republican side,...

On Tuesday, April 12th, Mr. Stewart’s AP Art History and Literature and the Arts students showed off their artsy knowledge for the Dali Museum’s teen docent program. According to a previous article...

OPINION To many observers, Bernie Sanders is on a roll. The 74-year old Senator from Vermont has won 7 out of the last 8 Democratic contests, according to US News and World Report. This string of victories...

Hundreds of new jobs and dozens of new stores will soon open up at the redeveloped Seminole Mall, officially known as the Seminole City Center. The project started in April of 2015, when demolition began...

Several student artists have received a big honor. Ryan Van Middlesworth, 11th grade, and Juliana Franzese, 10th grade, each had their artwork accepted in the Metaphor High School Exhibition at the Museum...

SATIRE Prison officials are on high alert at Osceola Fundamental State Penitentiary in preparation for a massive prison break. According to Chief Warden B.I.G. Tallman, the entire prisoner population...

OPINION March 1st was an eventful night. On the date known as ‘Super Tuesday’ in election circles, 13 states and one U.S. territory held primaries or caucuses to determine which candidate each state's...

Warriors should prepare for a shorter summer and earlier school start date next year. According to the Pinellas County Schools district calendar and the Tampa Bay Times, the 2015-2016 school year will...

SATIRE In a stunning announcement, Osceola administration has announced that the school will be torn down to make way for new student parking. At a press conference earlier today, Head Administrator Count...

UPDATE: The ground hog has predicted an early spring. It's the day to celebrate the favorite holiday of marmots and Bill Murray fans everywhere: Groundhog Day. Celebrated on February 2nd, Groundhog...

Due to new security procedures at the front office, students will now be required to wear their school-issued IDs during school hours. According to school administration, starting December 7th, all students...

For girls interested in flag football, listen up! According to Mr. Ziesenheim, Osceola’s Girls Flag Football team will be holding tryouts on Monday, February 15th, from 2 to 4 PM on the main Osceola...

Get ready Warriors, because Pinellas County schools will be starting two weeks earlier starting in the 2016-2017 school year. According to the Tampa Bay Times, the Pinellas County School Board voted for...

A tale of industry, illness, and struggle is coming to OFHS. The fall play for the 2015-2016 school year has been announced to be Radium Girls, by D.W Gregory. According to the OFHS Drama webpage, the...

OPINION Orange County may be on the verge of making an important decision. That county’s school board recently discussed a proposal for later school start times. While it is still uncertain if the...

One OHS Warrior has been honored for her athletic prowess. Emma Grantges, 12th grade, has been named "Hotshot of the Week" by the Tampa Bay Times. However, Emma was unaware that she had even been nominated;...

SATIRE News media rushed to Osceola Fundamental this morning, as over 1,000 sleep-deprived zombies rushed into the school. Reports say the plague was originally concentrated in the cafeteria and car...

Let the angel choirs begin singing, because OHS students’ favorite perks will soon be back. On Tuesday, September 1, the Snore-No-More coffee cart will return for another year. According to Ms. Michea,...

Despite what you may believe about teachers being evil overlords whose sole goal is to ruin our lives with homework and quizzes, teachers are human just like the rest of us. As the odd things in their...

OPINION On March 5, students all across Florida walked into school to take the new Florida Standards Assessment (FSA), a replacement for the old FCAT test. Instead, those students found blank login...

As you walk into Ms. Bennett’s Italian IV Honors class, you can see students collaborating on worksheets, while Italian-language music runs in the background. In terms of curriculum, the class includes...

Students attending classes and going about their day may have noticed something different over the past few weeks. Every Friday, several teachers can be seen wearing red t-shirts with the words ‘Just...

On Thursday, March 19, several OHS Warriors achieved recognition by having their ceramic pieces displayed at the 2015 Ceramic and Sculpture Show at Gibbs High School. Mar Martinez, Megan Devin, Lance Madow,...

Flappers and Lindbergh look-a likes will be found in abundance at this year’s 1920s-themed prom, inspired by the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. According to Mrs. Griggs, Junior Class...

SATIRE Earlier this week, hazmat suits swarmed Osceola as the school was placed under quarantine due to an outbreak of the highschoolis senioritis virus, commonly known as senioritis. According to Center...

Marielle Martinez, 12th grade, has loved art for two years. “I took a class with Mr. Locascio and Mrs. Wallen,” Marielle explained, and she has enjoyed art ever since. Marielle recently won a $500...

On December 16, 2014, Florida Department of Law Enforcement Commissioner Gerald Bailey ‘resigned’ from office. While Governor Rick Scott initially claimed that Bailey’s departure was voluntary, Bailey...

The 2015 Battle of the Books is getting underway. From now until February 20, the qualifying test for the OHS Battle of the Books team will be given in the Media Center. There is no sign-up required, and...

SATIRE The Florida Department of Education has announced a bold new measure, replacing the Bright Futures Scholarship Program with the Fading Lightbulb Program. “Like a fading lightbulb,” Education...

Walking into the library, one’s eyes are immediately bombarded by hundreds upon hundreds of books. For some, this a daunting sight. For others, the prospect is a battle. A battle of the books, that is....

On November 19, the vision of Osceola being overrun by a horde of professionals ranging from clown college graduates to underwater archeologists may be revealed to be more fantasy than reality. The Great...

New changes from Pinellas County Schools means Principal’s List, Honor Roll and other academic rewards may soon handed out more often. According to the Tampa Tribune, students’ weighted grade point...

Felons volunteering in school? It’s a thought everyone might wince at, but the Pinellas County School Board is considering just that. According to the Tampa Bay Times, school board officials are reexamining...

Girls’ JV Soccer is looking for new members. From October 6th to the 8th, Coach Pile will hold tryouts for the team, concurrently with Girls' Varsity Soccer, on the band practice field after school....

Future Florida Educators of America, commonly known as FFEA, is back for the 2014-2015 school year. The FFEA has a storied and award-winning past; according to the Osceola website, the FFEA then-president...

This year, Osceola is switching from a six-week long marking period to a nine-week long quarter. Assistant Principal Ms. Ouellet said, “The Pinellas County School Board approved quarters or four...

UPDATE: Mr. Pace has announced the name of the fall and spring productions. The fall theatrical show will be Done to Death by Fred Carmichael, and the spring musical will be The Sound of Music by Rodgers...

With the season now over, the Dance Team is slowing down and training for next year’s round of performances.   In preparation for next season, Mrs. Powers’ Dance Team is conducting conditioning...

Another election has passed, and another election is coming in 3 years. Once again, the Republican Party will go through primaries, caucuses, and the general election in the hope of winning the presidency....