Sometime before school this morning, multicolored paper hearts were posted to lockers in the downstairs 200 hallway. They remained there up until the end of […]
Anonymous hearts posted on lockers
Poetry Cafe leaves audience snapping for more
On Feb. 5 students, parents, and teachers filled the Steinbrenner Media Center for the second annual Poetry Cafe, sponsored by the Echo Literary Magazine. Students […]
Economics teacher recovers after liver transplant
Scott Donald, economics teacher and assistant basketball coach was diagnosed with Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis as a mere freshman in college. Luckily through a liver transplant, […]
Literary magazine plans takeover
Not many literary magazines have the drive for “world domination” as Eric Vona, sponsor of the student publication, The Echo, describes as one of their […]
Facecrook
Facebook has recently come under some fire by its users for what is deemed invasive and unruly privacy settings, both on the general website and […]
Michelle Obama’s new lunch program hits cafeteria
It’s no secret that the school cafeteria has certainly revamped their lunch menu for this year with many of the selections having been modified and […]
College applications go beyond mere academic merit
The college selection process can certainly be overwhelming to any student beginning their journey towards figuring out which school they wish to attend following high […]
Steinbrenner senior goes missing
LUTZ- According to an ABC Action News report and a story by the Fox 13 Tampa Bay staff, rising senior Elijah Hosein has been reported missing. He was last […]
Chorus performs at annual Horizons concert
On Friday April, 25 of 2014, Steinbrenner’s chorus members delivered their annual Horizons concert that showcased the collective and individual talents of its students. The […]
Spanish Honor Society welcomes new inductees
Taking place during both March 27 and 28 students were inducted into the Guanica chapter of the Spanish Honor Society, whose purpose is to promote […]
Physics teacher undergoes life-saving surgery
By the culmination of the 2012-2013 school year Steinbrenner physics teacher James Liberatore knew there was something wrong. Waking up just as exhausted as he’d […]
Junior advances to upcoming ISEF competition
Each year, seven million students from around the world create science and research projects for a chance to go to the International Science and Engineering […]