Opinion – The Tornado Times

Fresh advice: How to make it through your first year of high school

July 23, 2019 // 0 Comments

By Amanda Marsenison, Staff Intern Being a freshman in high school is hard. On the first few days, getting to class seems confusing, the faces are different and the crowded [...]

A farewell to Ann Wilson

May 23, 2019 // 1 Comment

By Javier Garcia, Asst. Section Editor Where do I start with Ms. Wilson. I shared a feeling that many students might’ve had with Ms. Wilson, and that was the complete dread [...]

AP exams in cramped space

May 1, 2019 // 0 Comments

By Matthew Shanbom, Asst. Section Editor For the Advanced Placement exams this year, many have been moved to larger classroom spaces such as the gym to allow for larger scale [...]

May issue almost here

April 30, 2019 // 0 Comments

We plan to deliver Thursday. Read an advanced copy at https://issuu.com/a.shipe/docs/10.7issuu. Let us know what you think: [...]

Learning language lacking in the US

April 26, 2019 // 0 Comments

By Delaney Staples, Asst. Section Editor The United States is a country filled with diversity. Its people come from all over the globe, carrying their cultures and languages [...]

Detect the vapor

April 24, 2019 // 0 Comments

By Matthew Shanbom, Asst. Section Editor During the month of April, a ballot was sent out to parents to vote on which school choice enhancement projects was to be completed [...]

In-state housing contracts due too soon

March 20, 2019 // 0 Comments

By Jessica Buchanan, Editor-in-Chief Many in-state public schools including UF and UCF require a housing contract and deposit weeks before students know if they are able to [...]

Runcie Has Done Nothing; Why Does He Still Have A Job?

March 7, 2019 // 2 Comments

By Kimberly Scanlan, Staff Writer Robert Runcie has done absolutely nothing for the students, staff and school of Broward County. School ratings have gone down, there has [...]

Black movies made by black people should be recognized

February 27, 2019 // 0 Comments

By Jordan Brown, Section Editor As Black History Month comes to an end, it’s only appropriate to address the exhausting journey that black people as a race are still on and [...]

Satire: Inside “She Kills Monsters”, PBHS’ most controversial show

February 13, 2019 // 0 Comments

By: Madison Tappa, Asst. Web and Business Editor and Kimberly Scanlan, Staff Intern It’s almost time for the annual PBHS cappie’s show and tension is rising. With the [...]