A quarter is similar to a marathon. Across the span of nine weeks, students pace themselves by turning in homework daily, paying attention in class, completing classwork on time, looking out for upcoming due dates, and strategically studying for upcoming tests. But as the first quarter comes to a close, a different kind of runner emerges from the back of the race, sprinting to the finish line in hopes of a grade bump (at the very least by one letter grade)...

The clock reads 4:00 A.M. Your alarm will ring in exactly two hours. You could finish one more assignment, maybe squeeze in a second if you move fast. But is that enough?...

As November approaches and many Seniors turn 18, one question is being asked over and over this year. We have to vote this year? While millions around the country are preparing to pack the lines at their local voting booths, Seniors don’t even know where to get started...

Both the AICE and AP diplomas give students distinctions when applying to college and showcase rigorous academic coursework. Specifically, the AICE diploma provides students in Florida with the Bright Future Scholarship, which...

It’s 8 p.m. the night before the SAT when that inevitable sense of dread washes over you. Your laptop is open, your notes are scattered across the desk, and you’re wondering whether you have time to squeeze in one more practice test. With the SAT just hours away, it can be tempting to spend the entire night studying...

  As the school year settles into its routine, fall brings a welcome change of pace. Cooler weather, colorful leaves, school events, and seasonal traditions make it one of the busiest, and most memorable, times of the year...

   With millions of songs available at the touch of a screen, it might seem surprising that vinyl records are becoming more popular each year. Yet record stores continue to attract customers, new albums are regularly released on vinyl, and turntables have found a place in many homes...

 When homework starts piling up and exams begin to approach, finding the right place to study can be just as important as deciding what to study. While some students prefer the peaceful silence of a library, others enjoy the steady background noise of a coffee shop. Both environments offer unique advantages, making the choice less about which is better and more about which best supports individual learning...

   Smartphones are often associated with distractions, but they can also be valuable tools for staying organized and improving productivity. With assignments, extracurricular activities, sports, and social events filling students' schedules, finding simple ways to stay on top of responsibilities can make a noticeable difference...

    Many students have experienced the temptation to put off an assignment until "later." Whether it is a research paper due next week or a math worksheet due tomorrow morning, procrastination can quickly turn manageable tasks into stressful last-minute challenges. While delaying work is common, developing better habits can make school responsibilities feel much more manageable.

    For many students, studying begins with opening a laptop, organizing notes, and putting on a pair of headphones. Music has become a common part of homework sessions, whether the goal is finishing a history essay, reviewing chemistry notes or preparing for a math test. While no playlist can replace good study habits, the right music can create an environment that encourages concentration and consistency....

   Every morning, thousands of students arrive at Spanish River and are greeted with smiling faces filled with excitement for the day to come. Although coming to school may seem like a simple part of our daily routines, it takes immense effort to ensure safety and protection of teachers, administration, staff and students alike...

   At Spanish River High School, two of the largest student organizations - The Galleon and WSRH offer students a unique opportunity to dive deep into the world of media...