Flour baby project provides hands-on lessons
For one school week, the halls and classrooms of campus fill with students carrying babies. AP Psychology students participate in an annual project in which they parent flour babies as…
Lady Braves honor 1978 state champions
Cheers echoed through the orange and white gym, chanting, “Braves are great, all the way to state!” as the 1978 women’s basketball team climbed their way up the rankings and…
Benitez pursues singing dream as semi-finalist
Sophomore, Aurora Benitez-Parra, competed on Tengo Talento Mucho Talento on Nov. 12. Filmed in Los Angeles California, Tengo Talento Mucho Talento is a talent show broadcasted in Spanish on Estrella…
Boone graduate battles cancer
Family and friends of 2017 graduate Trace Barley recently received news of his diagnosis of leukemia on Dec. 1. Now, the Boone community is coming together to support him and…
Thespians win big at district festival
While several schools traveled to the Florida District 5 Thespians festival on Nov. 16 to Nov. 18, the Boone thespians brought home the most awards. “No words can explain how…
Boone alumnus finds success in writing
Since childhood, Gary Roen, 1969 Boone graduate, excelled in reading in writing. During junior high, he began receiving feedback from his teachers on his stories and realized what career path…
Ballroom dance club brings rhythm
The ballroom dance club, one of several new clubs, introduces different dance styles to students. Club sponsor Haley Hutcheson and Eddie Rivera, a professional dancer and dance teacher at his…
More than 90 students join new bird club
There are 18,043 species of birds on Earth. Boone’s Bird Club, with 96 members, intends to celebrate, protect and learn about them all. In anticipation of the first meeting, President…
Teacher Spotlight : Meet Mrs. Carroll
How long have you been teaching? “11 years” Do any of your family members teach? “Yes my mom and my uncle were both teachers.” Where have you previously taught? “I…
Crawford battles Guillain-Barre Syndrome
Summer beach volleyball distracted senior Allana Crawford from the ensuing, serious warning signs of Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Waking with half of her face paralyzed, instability while walking and a growing tingling…