Army of Thieves steals fans’ hearts

On By katiel
Sebastian is an expert locksmith who becomes a recruit of a gang of international thieves. Fans of the sequel ‘Army of the Dead’ were ecstatic to find out where Sebastian’s life had started. Photo courtesy of IMBD.

Army of Thieves, directed by Matthias Schweighöfer, follows the main character SebastianSchlencht-Wönert (Matthias Schweighöfer) a highly trained locksmith living a mundane life inGermany. When one […]

Girls Volleyball Ends the Season with A 25-4 Record

On By carlyg
The girls' volleyball team embraces each other, as their season comes to an end. They lost to one of their rivals, Plant, in an extremely competitive last match. Photo courtesy of Brooke Dicampli.

The Girls Varsity Volleyball team, coached by Sabrina Shoemaker, has played their hearts out and battled every single time they stepped on the court. This team earned how far they got […]

ESPN: The Team behind the Sports

On By saulek
Members of Steinbrenner’s ESPN have been advertising school athletic events for past years. The students ran this team to promote all athletic events, especially lesser-known sports, through social media. Photo courtesy of Saule Kondra.

One may ask, who oversees all the sports reporting at Steinbrenner? As a response there are two words: Sports Marketing. Within the sports marketing branch, there is a small team of hardworking students who […]

False fire drills set off alarms for new procedures

On By meganm
Fire drills are an essential part of safety at Steinbrenner, and a recent issue is causing students to worry. These alarms have been used since the school opened, which have helped in many situations with little to no mistakes. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.

Since the 2021 school year has started, the Administration and teachers have tried as hard as possible to get the school’s environment back the best they can. This has caused a number […]

Surprising Tie for The 2021 Spirit Stick

On By carlyg
Seniors make their way around the track showing off their float to represent the class of 2022. Administration announced the Juniors and Seniors tied for the spirit award. Photo Courtesy of Isabel Ballard.

Spirit week is a wonderful way to let kids express their love for their school. It promotes positive culture, and unity with their classmates. Here, at Steinbrenner High School, spirit week is also considered “Hoco week,” or the week leading up to […]

Christmas is getting an early head start…in October

On By katiel
The Christmas section at Target is full to the brim with festive cheer and Christmas wonders. Patrons walked through a section of holiday stuff and decorations they were more likely to spend money and buy from the store. Courtesy of Katie Lind

As families all around the United States begin to carve Jack-o-lanterns and fill theircornucopias, stores like Target, Walmart, and Dollar tree stock their shelves with […]

Should Students Be Allowed to Nap During Class?

On By oliviap
Students often fall asleep during important lectures in class causing them to miss information and later struggle to catch up. In the past, school was easier and less standards were expected to be learned but once the curriculum was adjusted, teens struggled to keep up and get enough sleep each night. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

In Preschool, nap time is despised and children rebel by pretending to sleep. By the time high school comes around, students are craving the ability to take a nap. Numerous studies show high […]

A Warrior’s Homecoming

On By saulek
The homecoming court nominees stand from each grade level, waiting for the results of the votes. It has been a tradition for many years that the student body votes for their grade levels homecoming court representative. Photo courtesy of Saule Kondra

A night that everyone dreams of. The lights, the music, the venue. The homecoming dance is surelysupposed to be a night to remember and cherish […]

Bath times for K-9’s

On By saulek
Dogs are always getting into messes and need to be groomed on a regular basis. Throughout the years Steinbrenner has held a miniature doggy spa for the school staff’s furry friends to get a chance to be pampered. Photo Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

A Spa for dogs? Yep, Steinbrenner High school has exactly that. From soap suds to nail clippers the Steinbrenner FFA club takes loving care of […]

Steinbrenner Publications venture off to Florida Scholastic Press Association

On By zachb
The Echo, Odessey, and Oracle publication staffers show off their awards from the Florida Scholastic Press Association, FSPA. The Steinbrenner publications took home 15 awards, beating out 35 other publications. Photo courtesy of Eric Vona.

On October 22, the three Steinbrenner publications attended the Florida Scholastic Press Association otherwise known as FSPA at the University of South Florida’s Marshell Center. FSPA is an organization designed […]

Mrs. Philpot joins the Steinbrenner family

On By laurap
Eva Philpot is the newest addition to the Steinbrenner English department. Philpot started October 18th, 2021, and she has since accompanied the newspaper members to FSPA and taken over several other ELA courses. Photo courtesy of Eva Philpot.

Eva Philpot is the new newspaper adviser. She also teaches English II Honors, AP Seminar, and Journalism I. She took over the position from Mrs. Crosby, […]

All-state choir Auditions why did they change?

On By kieram
The Florida All-state Choir is an Honor choir that performs during Fall including students from all over the state of Florida. They completed their second round of auditions on Monday the 18th. Photo Courtesy of Wikimedia commons.

The All-State audition process has officially started. However, there are some major differences between this year’s auditions compared to last year. Due to the events of last year […]