Goodbye from the editor
Story by: Lindsey Fine, Editor-in-chief
May 26, 2020
I honestly can’t believe I’m writing this article. I can’t believe I’m a graduating senior. I can’t believe I’m no longer going to have the password for the website that’s URL is the first thing that comes up in my google search. I can’t believe I am saying goodbye to this program tha...
Warriors of Jupiter: Kelly Foss
Story by: Addy Kondik and KC Barnes
May 21, 2020
Jupiter High’s Assistant Principal Kelly Foss is an unsung hero on campus. She not only handles all the responsibilities of an administrator with calm and grace but also works behind the scenes as the Advanced Placement Testing Coordinator--a monumental task during a normal school year and an even ...
Signs of support for class of 2020
Story by: Christina Paraschiv
April 30, 2020
High school seniors across the nation are facing the harsh reality of the effects of COVID-19. Most senior activities like prom, graduation and end-of-year ceremonies have been postponed or, sadly, cancelled. On April 7, Palm Beach County’s Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Donald E. Fennoy II, s...
Jupiter man puts Navy plans on hold due to COVID-19
Story by: Peyton Weiss
April 20, 2020
Scott Meissner, Jupiter resident and 2019 graduate of Dwyer High School, used the first few weeks of quarantine preparing himself both physically and mentally for military boot camp. He sold his truck, shaved off five inches of hair and was all set to go when a call came that said, “Stay at home.” ...
Warriors of Jupiter: Ben Kenerson
Story by: Katie Hiebert, Features Editor
April 9, 2020
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Ben Kenerson, a physical education and weightlifting teacher, has taken online learning to the next level. “I really just try and give the students a reason to watch. It's like watching TV. I don't want them to change the channel because they are uni...
COVID-19 affects current college students and graduating high school seniors
Story by: Christina Paraschiv
April 9, 2020
COVID-19, widely known as coronavirus, is not only significantly impacting the lives of doctors, nurses, custodians and grocers but also students and educators. When COVID-19 made its way to America in early March, colleges and universities had to make some hard decisions. After President Trump’s travel ban on Marc...
SPIRIT
Story by: Kylie Ilhardt
February 25, 2020
For the first home football game of the season on Sept. 9, students wore all black to show their spirit. As the senior football players looked up to the stands, they noticed a crowd they had not seen in past seasons. A student section filled with black-clad Warriors dressed with paint on their fac...
Warriors of Jupiter: Becky Hampton
Story by: Noah Mildner
February 25, 2020
After searching in a cluttered closet, Art and Photography teacher Sarah Knudtson walked over to senior Rebecca Hampton to pass on the treasure she just found. Excitedly, Hampton thanked Knudtson and immediately got to work on the plastic plate in front of her. The metal etching tool became a natural e...
Warriors of Jupiter: Michael Fleming
Story by: Katie Hiebert
February 25, 2020
Jupiter High’s Advanced Placement U.S. History teacher Michael Fleming has been an educator for 37 years. Although he loves teaching social studies, he is eager to begin a new chapter of his life after he retires in June. Fleming has always loved history and even studied the subject in college. He e...
Warriors doing good
Story by: Nicole Christie
February 19, 2020
Key club and Jupiter Environmental Research and Field Studies are hosting community service events. Dance Marathon on Feb. 29 and the Green Run on Feb. 22. “{Key Club works} to help the kids at Shands. We are lucky enough to meet a lot of them, and they even join us at our event to speak and...
Why do kids vape? We didn’t know, so we asked them.
Story by: Jason Dobuler and Noah Mildner
February 11, 2020
Sadly, vaping is a regular part of life for more and more teens, whether they are “hitting” it themselves or watching friends or classmates vape. High school students jokingly refer to the restroom as the “Juul Lounge” or “Juul Room” because of how common vaping is in school restrooms across...
The rise of anti-Semitism in American high schools
Story by: Lindsey Fine
February 11, 2020
Boarding the bus on her way home from school, then freshman Brielle Cohen walked through the narrow aisle and took her seat just to be faced with drawings of Swastikas and other anti-Semitic doodlings. Sitting in classes, Cohen has been told things like“Jews shouldn’t be here today because they all ...