Freshman year marks the beginning of every high school student's four-year journey. Starting high school can create a mix of feelings, like anxiety, excitement and uncertainty.
As middle school comes...
Story by: Scarlett Bolt, A&E Editor
• April 25, 2025
Jenna Hanssen, Advanced Placement (AP) U.S. History (APUSH) teacher at JHS, has been teaching APUSH for 6 years and previously taught AP Human Geography for 7 years, along with various AICE classes throughout...
The graduating class of 2025 is projected to be around 3.9 million students, the largest graduating class in U.S. history. In Fla., the projected number of graduates is about 191,140. As the graduating...
Jupiter’s 100th anniversary was Feb. 9, 2025. In celebration, many residents attended the Jupiter Jubilee, which took place on Feb. 8 at the Jupiter Community Center.
Various attractions, such as...
Story by: Taylor Rountree, School News & Features Editor
• February 19, 2025
The Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida are a youth organization with the mission to build courage, confidence and character in young girls who make the world a better place. For many girls in our area, the...
Running onto the mat, hand in hand with your teammates, your heart feels like it's going to burst right out of your chest onto the floor and you can't tell if you're nervous or excited. The lights are...
Story by: Shayna Lagos, Managing & Sports Editor
• January 17, 2025
Erick Garcia, junior striker and JHS boys soccer captain, has become nationally recognized under the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) soccer rankings. Garcia took the number six spot in...
Juliana De Sena, culinary teacher, has been teaching at JHS since 2022. De Sena is best known for her positive attitude while teaching, which is observed by her culinary students.
Through teaching...
Story by: Dylan Malloy, Staffer
• November 15, 2024
Mackenzie Norton, senior, is a varsity cheerleader and is currently a semi-finalist for the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundations scholarship.
The Coca-Cola Company and Coca-Cola bottlers came together to...
Working at Jupiter High for four years, Kendall Aldrich has taught a variety of subjects ranging from Biology to Earth Space science. Now, she currently teaches Biology Honors and AP Environmental Science.
Aldrich...
In a world that is becoming more complex, teenagers face unique challenges navigating academics, social pressures and personal development. Young Life, an organization focused on educating teenagers on...
