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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...

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...

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...

New teachers means new connections

September 7, 2021

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,...

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...

Cape High puts on first comedy after Covid

Renee Bella, Editor-in-Chief • May 20, 2021

All I Really Need to Know I Learned in a Bad Murder Mystery is the comedic show premiering May 21 through May 22 in Cape Coral High School’s auditorium at 7:00pm. It follows a delusional director,...

The Mix and The Zone bring Cape Coral Controversy

Clare McMillan, Former Editor in Chief • May 11, 2021

Cape Coral has a culture of its own, and with that phases pass through the town and become the obsession of teenagers and adults alike. Whether it's watching sunrises at Jaycee park, getting a cup...

Changes will be made to the 2021 AP tests

Abby Malloy, Former Editor in Chief • April 27, 2021

The continued influence of the COVID-19 virus has changed the way that end of the year exams can be taken this year. The Florida Standards Assessments, Advanced Placement exams, as well as end of course...

Controversy over LGBTQ+ Poster

Melanie Pena, Former Editor-in-Chief • April 26, 2021

On April 13, 2021, Lee County School Board members unassumingly took their seats prepared for what was thought to be a regular board meeting. As angry parents filled the rows and rows of seats in the...

Update on contact tracing: The IB junior class takes a hit

Ella Casto-Waters, Former News Editor • December 17, 2020

An administrator comes to your class and collects nearly half of the students. You’re not sure what’s going on until you’re sent to the isolation room where you learn you’ve been exposed to COVID-19....

New quarter brings new staff into Cape High

Alexis Klepper, Former Managing Editor • November 19, 2020

Cape High is welcoming new and returning teachers this quarter: Kim Morgan, the new Principal Secretary, Sharli Schwing, a new school counselor, and Dianne Quay, a returning Business teacher. Morgan...