The Seahawk's Eye

Hawk News available for all students to select as an elective next year

Payton Marchese, Web Editor • April 12, 2024

As the school year ends, new schedules come into play at Cape Coral High School. This year, TV production is a new class for students to choose as an elective. TV production helps the students learn how...

IB students save their A/B rotation electives

Renee Bella, Editor-in-Chief • April 12, 2024

Only a couple weeks after the news broke out that IB students would lose their elective through elimination of the A/B day rotation, the Lee County School District (LCSD) has just made it clear that students...

Photo Gallery: (4/5) Senior Pep Rally

Renee Bella, Editor-in-Chief • April 5, 2024

Former Seahawk Kayla Rincon Miller killed in a McDonald’s parking lot

Sophia Dupeyron, News Editor • April 3, 2024

A walk that only should’ve taken 16 minutes for a group of friends resulted in the death of bright, young, 15-year-old Kayla Rincon Miller. Miller was a sophomore taking FLVS classes and a past student...

Annual Prism Concert is planned to be a success yet again

Antonella Martin, Business Staff • April 3, 2024

The Prism Concert is a multi-faceted performance that showcases the many talents here at Cape High. It is where the performing arts classes of Cape High come together to present the show of the year. “It's...

HB 3 proposes to limit social media usage to kids below the age of 16

Sophia Dupeyron, News Editor • March 26, 2024

Every day social media usage becomes a more polemic issue both politically and socially. In July of 2023, the Florida Board of Education banned any use of TikTok on government and school devices for fear...

FortifyFL launches to increase students’ safety on campus

Payton Marchese, Web Editor • March 26, 2024

FortifyFL is a safety tool used for reporting suspicious activity, it allows students to instantly relay information to appropriate law enforcement agencies and school officials. This anonymous safety...

Teacher shortages continue to impact everyday learning

Antonella Martin, Business Staff • March 26, 2024

Teacher shortages have been a prevalent issue in the district for about 14 years. In the state of Florida, we currently have 12,000 unfilled positions, 7,000 being teachers and the other 5,000 being staff,...

Luminous nights to be prom theme

AJ Cudnik, Editor-in-Chief • March 26, 2024

The 2024 prom is approaching, and Cape High’s Student Government Association (SGA) has put hours into its preparation. Drawing inspiration from past prom themes, the Class of 2025 has settled on this...

Reading Fest draws book lovers from all across the state

Sophia Dupeyron, News Editor • March 26, 2024

Every year, the Southwest Florida Reading Festival unites diverse groups of people that share a love of reading and writing. Award-winning authors, helpful volunteers, and entire families all travel to...

Cape High hosts first digital SAT; how did it Go, what do you need to know?

Jordan Manning, Sports Editor • March 14, 2024

I took one of the first sessions of the digital SAT on March 9th at Cape Coral High School. After preparing for nearly two weeks straight, I walked into the test, Chromebook in hand, and braced myself...

First winter formal ever to be hosted next quarter

Jonathan Hood, Features Editor • December 20, 2023

As the year comes to an end and the season of winter approaches, the sophomore class of Cape Coral High School is working together to put on a winter formal. The winter formal is essentially a dance...