Jupiter applauds its graduates
Story by: Nicole Christie
May 20, 2020
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, all large gatherings have been either canceled or postponed. Jupiter High’s class 2020 won’t get an in-person graduation but rather a virtual one. However, the school’s administration and the local community are showing their love for the graduates with drive-by...
Pitching in: Thoughts on COVID-19
Story by: Kylie Ilhardt, Sports Editor
April 9, 2020
The Palm Beach County School District cancelled all spring sports due to COVID-19 on Monday, March 16. Jupiter High athletes were gearing up to start their spring seasons, but because of COVID-19, their seasons were suddenly cut short, leaving many to wonder if and when their season would resume...
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: 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...
Jupiter High senior athletes sign for their futures
Story by: Vanessa Rios
February 14, 2020
On Feb. 5, 28 Jupiter High senior athletes signed with colleges around the nation to play sports at the collegiate level.  Emily Bodenheimer will be attending the University of West Virginia to play softball. Bodenheimer has played softball for 10 years and said she loves the competition. â...
Girls Golf wins state championship
Story by: Logan Dellapina
November 14, 2019
On Oct. 29 and 30, Jupiter High’s girls golf team won the Florida High School Athletic Association State Championship for the first time in school history. On the first day of the tournament, the team shot a 294, and a 290 on the second day, earning them first place with 584 shots overall. Follo...
New hallway procedures for Jupiter High students
Story by: Savannah Woods
October 27, 2019
During class time at Jupiter High, students are required to walk with an adult hall monitor when leaving the classroom in non-emergency situations, such as going to the restroom or turning in a homework assignment to a teacher in another classroom. For the next few weeks, the school will operate in a modified co...
Here’s what replaced Nick’s Tomato Pie
Story by: Amanda Mikulski
May 3, 2019
In Aug. of 2017, Nick’s Tomato Pie, a Jupiter favorite, closed its doors. The restaurant was located in Sims Creek Plaza on Indiantown Rd., just east of Maplewood Dr. This vacancy has created opportunity for the plaza to welcome new businesses such as I Heart Mac-n-Cheese, Bolay and Urgent Care. Soon...
Jupiter High’s Art Pathfinder to attend Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design with a $100,000 scholarship
Story by: Lindsey Fine
March 28, 2019
This year’s Pathfinder nominee for Art, senior Melanie Cilella, was recently admitted to the prestigious Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, her ideal school since sophomore year, with a sizable $100,000 scholarship for their class of 2023. “I was so surprised, excited and humbled when I opened...
JHS Dance Marathon exceeded fundraising goal
Story by: Lindsey Fine
March 15, 2019
Jupiter High’s Key Club’s fourth annual Dance Marathon was held on Feb. 23 from 5-10 p.m. in the school’s cafeteria. The marathon raised over $35,000, exceeding their goal. Dance Marathon is a fundraising event held across the country at colleges and high schools for various children’s hospitals....
Day trips and stay-cations to enjoy in south Fla. for spring break
Story by: Amanda Mikulski
March 14, 2019
Spring break begins March 18 for Palm Beach County students and teachers. If you don't have any plans to travel, consider making the most of your break from school by enjoying local activities. Jonathan Dickinson State Park Open 365 days a year, this state park is the largest in southeast Fla. T...