BY EMILY MORENOThis school year at CCHS has been a long wagon ride full of adventures. As the school year israpidly coming to an end, CCHS students are thinking back to their favorite memories of the year.Each student’s high school experience is uniquely personal and incredibly different. Whether itwas... Read more

BY ALIA SALIM Senior year, the final chapter of the high school experience. It is truly a special year with so many events to attend and memories to make. Each event holds its own light, but one event that stands out and is eagerly anticipated by most seniors is... Read more

BY SOFIA PARKER  Junior year is arguably the most important year in one’s high school career. Between preparing for the SAT, trying to succeed in classes and participating in extracurricular activities, it can be easy to forget the true objective of doing all of these things: the real world. ... Read more

BY ASHLYN COHEN To help give students the opportunity to relieve stress in college from having to take an extra civics course, Florida mandates that students are given a standardized exam that could potentially exempt them from this course. If students are able to pass, public Florida universities will... Read more

BY ABBY GOLDBERG Many students have fallen victim to spending a few too many dollars on the annual band chocolate bar sale, but a person can only have so much chocolate. To avoid this rabbit hole of sugar, the 2023-24 school year has brought some creative new fundraisers for... Read more

BY: ORIAN TZIPORA-HAROSH This year like any other, Cooper City High School hosted its annual Peace Week. Peace Week is a week full of in-school and afterschool activities run by Multicultural Club. Peace Week is meant to promote peace and kidness around the school. This year, there were different... Read more

BY OLIVIA GIL Senior attendance has seen a rise in absences throughout the years and now, with in-person learning back in full swing, these absences have become increasingly apparent. From study halls to monthly senior skip days, CCHS students and staff attribute this upsurge of “un-excuses” to a number... Read more

BY LONDON DERNIS Shortly after first quarter interims, Dr. Gina Sese’s departure was announced and her classes were distributed amongst other teachers. Students in AICE Global Perspectives, AICE Marine Science, Marine Science and Biology 1 received new teachers.  Following her resignation, the school worked diligently to make changes to... Read more

BY LONDON DERNIS CCHS’ homecoming theme of  “glowco” came with three exciting after-school events. Games of Krazy Kickball, Powder Puff and Crazy Feats were run by SGA and took place throughout homecoming week. During these evening events, students wore their class color and showed off their cowboy spirit. Freshmen... Read more