Marie Puskas Wins Teacher of the Year Award at Steinbrenner High School

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Marie Puskas in her classroom. Puskas has been working for Steinbrenner as a math teacher for almost 12 years. Photo courtesy of Matthew Menendez.

This school year, one very hardworking and beloved math teacher from Steinbrenner High School, Marie Puskas, won the much-deserved Teacher of the Year Award from the votes and praise she got from her […]

Beta Club treats Oak Park Elementary students with a sweet surprise

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Candy donations are waiting to be sent to Oak Park Elementary students. Beta Club officers packed the candy that was collected into individual goody bags. Photo courtesy of Matthew Menendez.

Steinbrenner’s Beta Club hosted an annual candy drive which benefitted Oak Park Elementary school’s teachers and students. All students were welcome to contribute to this cause and members were rewarded with Beta points, the incentive system […]

PTSA starts new fundraiser for programs suffering due to COVID-19

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New signs purchased in part by PTSA. Last school year alone, PTSA donated more than $25,000 for school improvement, teacher grants and more. Photo courtesy of Tatiana Gonzalez.

The Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA), a parent run volunteer program which provides financial support for extracurriculars and the school budget at Steinbrenner, is running a new […]

Guidance counselor from Steinbrenner High School Wins A+ Teacher Award

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Counselors George Dovin, Jaclyn Capello, Meredith Wright, Erika Tschopp, Stacey Blevins, and Eileen Charette pose for a picture for Counselor Week. Later on, Capello received the exciting news that she would be receiving the A+ Teacher Award. Photo courtesy of Deborah Campbell.

Just last month Jaclyn Capello, a guidance counselor for Steinbrenner High School, received the A+ Teacher recognition for her outstanding work helping students reach their goals and go above and beyond.   Capello […]

Steinbrenner’s Club Rush adjusts to the COVID-19 pandemic

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This year, Club Rush will be exceedingly different from before. In past years, Club Rush has been something students looked forward to and teachers have done the best they could to make it as normal as possible.

Since last year, life has changed considerably. COVID-19 has affected all aspects of people’s lives and school is no exception. Students walk down one-way hallways every day and wearing masks has become the […]

Homecoming returns with a twist

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Steinbrenner Senate hangs up posters for Spirit Week. They have been working hard to keep the school spirit alive during COVID-19. Photo courtesy of Senate.

Despite Homecoming being canceled due to COVID-19, the Steinbrenner High School Student Senate is determined to find alternatives to keep the tradition going as well as with making new […]

Steinbrenner’s FFA spruces up the memorial for a past agriculture teacher

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FFA refreshes a memorial for Donna Moeller that stands on Steinbrenner High School’s campus. The group planted flowers, cleaned up the area and provided a new plaque in remembrance of Moeller. Photo courtesy of Matthew Menendez.

Years after Donna Moeller, director of Steinbrenner’s Agriculture Department, passed away from cancer, the Future Farmers of America (FFA) officer team has decided to redesign her memorial on campus. A tree […]

National Honors Society’s Pet Drive calls warriors to donate to animals in need

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The two-week NHS Pet Drive is an annual event that allows students to donate pet supplies to the dogs and cats at the local Humane Society. Students donated a variety of supplies, like blankets, beds, newspapers, puppy pads, food, bowls, bottles and toys. Graphic by Alexandra Gerges.

In January, Steinbrenner’s National Honors Society continued their annual tradition and offered a two-week donation period for human’s four-legged friends. Kathleen Syron, Leah Wilson and Cookie Lopez, the sponsors of the club, opened Rooms 204 and Room […]

Art forms collide with collaboration project

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Digital Art students are using their experience in Photoshop to create an image for the creative writing students. The project highlighted communication skills with clients and pushed students to be creative with designing. Courtesy of Madeline Retamozo.

On Thursday, Oct. 21, Creative Writing teacher, John Eric Vona, and Digital Arts teacher, Kyle Wolf announced a new collaboration project that would combine the two artforms of […]