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The Student News Site of Cape Coral High School

The Seahawk's Eye

The Student News Site of Cape Coral High School

The Seahawk's Eye

Letter to the editor: TOK will be heavily affected by the new schedule

Letter to the editor: TOK will be heavily affected by the new schedule

March 4, 2022

I have read the articles published in the special edition, and wanted to correct some information. There is an hour requirement for TOK. The course must be taught during both junior and senior year,...

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Cape Chorale presents in MPAs

Cape Chorale presents in MPAs

Gianna Treglia, Guest Writer March 1, 2022

Cape Coral High School's choir will soon be participating in the Music Performance Assessments (MPA) on Monday, February 28th and Tuesday, March 1st at Fort Myers High School. MPA events are sponsored...

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Schedules will be changed next school year

Schedules will be changed next school year

Humberto Alejandro Carralero, Former Web Editor March 1, 2022

After multiple years of controversy regarding Lee County District’s decision to switch to a seven period schedule for all Lee County High Schools, the decision to make this change has been finalized....

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Cape High will host a movie night

Cape High will host a movie night

Sophia Dupeyron, News Editor February 9, 2022

Shrek: it’s a movie, it’s a Broadway musical, and since its initial release, it has broken the internet multiple times. However, this time, Shrek is coming to Cape Coral High School.  The Class...

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42 teachers at Cape High have been nominated for the Golden Apple Award

42 teachers at Cape High have been nominated for the Golden Apple Award

Giovanni Ruiz, Guest Writer November 3, 2021

The Golden Apple holds great significance which represents the teacher and the school they teach. At Cape High, 42 teachers have been nominated for the award. “For me, being a principal but also being...

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Courtesy of Anchor and Interact Club

The SOCKTOBER fundraiser has returned to Cape Coral High School for the fourth year.

Mia Najdovski, Guest Writer October 29, 2021

Each year, the SOCKTOBER project is introduced at the beginning of October and lasts the entire month until October 31st. The Cape High Anchor and Interact Clubs are sponsoring this event with their advisor...

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Cape High's Key Club plants trees in the community

Cape High’s Key Club plants trees in the community

Rebecca Collins, Business Manager October 6, 2021

Cape High’s Key Club did a tree planting Saturday September 25th on the Southeast corner of Country Club Blvd and Veterans Parkway. This was a community service project that allowed the Key Club students...

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Bowling gears up for season

Bowling gears up for season

Mia Johnson, Former Features Editor September 22, 2021

Cape Coral High School’s bowling team may be small, but they are mighty.The Seahawk bowling team has a total of twelve members, seven boys and five girls, and they are looking for more players to join...

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IB scores at all time high while AP scores suffer

IB scores at all time high while AP scores suffer

Samiah Rosado and Mia Johnson September 11, 2021

Students from Cape High have been affected by the Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) testing scores this previous school year. While the IB scores were at an all time high, the...

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New teachers means new connections

New teachers means new connections

September 7, 2021

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Installation that excites: New paint and security devices blend to make the school look sophisticated and secure

New school year brings Cape a cosmetic renovation

Abby Malloy, Former Editor in Chief August 25, 2021

Students entering the 2021-2022 school year might notice some improvements that were made over the summer.  The interior walls of Cape Coral High school were painted over the summer to a light grey,...

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A Bold Enterance: Principal Englehart’s office windows re-vamped over the summer and filled with optimistic school spirit

Procedural changes to be implemented in 2021

Clare McMillan and Alexis Klepper August 25, 2021

After a quite brief summer vacation, students will begin to flood the halls of Cape High. The drastic shift in population count and safety regulations are some of the many changes that are sure to be apparent...

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