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Steinbrenner student journalists take on FSPA

On November 22, 2019November 5, 2020 By bellal

The Steinbrenner Oracle and Echo pose on the stairs at the USF Marshall Center. They had just finished up the convention and many had won awards for their work that day. Courtesy of the Oracle staff.

Steinbrenner’s newspaper, yearbook and literary magazine participated in a district wide event, Florida Scholastic Press Association, a convention for student journalist across the Tampa […]

Senate and Beta help to raise money for Jake Mulvihill

On November 19, 2019November 19, 2019 By charleset

Keys to kindness sells bracelets to students helping to raise money for Jake Mulvhill. They had sold many and the Muvhill family was extremely happy to see the support given to him.

Steinbrenner is one of the most known schools in the county. They have done tons of fundraising to help out their school and the community. […]

Steinbrenner art students take a field trip to the Tampa Museum of Arts

On November 18, 2019November 18, 2019 By alexandrag

Two art classes arrive at the Tampa Museum of Art to see the works of many modern artists. During the field trip, the students took pictures of the work of artists like Purvis Young, whose artwork is shown here. Photo Courtesy of Alexandra Gerges.

On Thursday Oct. 10, Kyle Wolf and Don Sizemore, two of the Arts department teachers, combined their efforts to take 50 of their students on […]

Jahnathan Hyppolite shines from the stage to the field

On November 6, 2019November 6, 2019 By bellal

Senior Jahnathan Hyppolite is always stunning the crowd, from the football field to the stage. As his busy life began in Akron, Ohio he moved to […]

Tampa’s sinister and festive fall events

On October 24, 2019November 5, 2019 By catj

This year Howl-O-Scream features "Simon's Slaughterhouse" as one of many gut-wrenching haunted houses. Busch Gardens has had Howl-O-Scream and all of its scares since the event debuted in 2000. Photo courtesy of Busch Gardens.

This year, Florida proves why it is a tourist trap once again. With the summer season finally at a close, some may expect the activity in Florida […]

DECA crayon drive draws to a close

On October 21, 2019December 7, 2019 By giannad

DECA collected numerous amounts of boxes by the end of the drive. They sorted the crayons by color and took the paper off to prepare them for the melting process. Courtesy of Allison Szponar.

Boxes of crayons piled high in the Steinbrenner High School Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) room, peeled and ready to be sent off to […]

New HOSA partnership hopes to promote pedestrian safety

On October 21, 2019October 21, 2019 By tatig

HOSA officers take the first course on teaching bike safety. HOSA had partnered with More Health to teach bike and pedestrian safety to students in the Lutz community. Photo courtesy of Jackie Wantuch.

HOSA, now dubbed Future Health Professionals, as opposed to their previous name Health Occupations Students of America, has been working on improving the Lutz community […]

Lela VanLoon’s teaching style is benefitting students

On October 18, 2019December 7, 2019 By joshuay

Lela VanLoon teaches her second period physics class. Her students had been presenting their homework to the class throughout the school year.

Throughout high school, courses are taught in a variety of ways, usually depending on the teacher of the subject. Some schools allow educators to teach […]

Involved Students Participate at Steinbrenner Campus Clean Up

On October 15, 2019October 15, 2019 By andreag

Kyla Clewis participates at the Steinbrenner campus cleanup sponsored by PTSA. Students at Steinbrenner were very involved with the cleanup and many showed up. Photo courtesy of Kyla Clewis.

On Saturday, Oct. 5, students at Steinbrenner showed up to a school clean up event hosted by the school’s PTSA. From 9 a.m. to noon, […]

Logan Hasselbach marches on the streets of Tampa with a cause

On September 28, 2019October 3, 2019 By catj

Three members of the March for Our Lives activist group stand in support. Hasselbach (middle) attended this event to honor the victims of the Texas and Dayton shootings. Photo courtesy of March for Our Lives Tampa.

Logan Hasselbach is a senior at Steinbrenner who works with March for Our Lives Tampa, a gun prevention activism group specifically for the Tampa Bay […]

Steinbrenner participates in national “Start With Hello” week

On September 27, 2019September 27, 2019 By charleset

PTSA members sell t-shirts to students spreading the word for "Start With Hello." They sold many shirts to almost all 2,600 students at Steinbrenner.

On Sept. 23, Steinbrenner and thousands of other schools participated in a project called “Start With Hello.” This project was first started by a group […]

Florida Aquarium is the first to discover a solution to spawn Atlantic coral reefs

On September 26, 2019September 26, 2019 By alexandrag

Research activities occurred within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and under permit. Courtesy of The Florida Aquarium.

On Wednesday, Aug. 21, The Florida Aquarium announced that they discovered a way to spawn Atlantic coral in the husbandry labs in Apollo Beach, FL, […]