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The best springs to visit based on your pathway

Christa Feagin, Staff writer May 10, 2022

Central Florida consists of more than 200 of the world's most wondrous springs, each one unique with an opportunity to not only indulge in nature, but also learning. As warmer months are upon us, we might...

The beneficial gap year

MacKenzie Griffin, Staff Writer April 28, 2022

Whether a student is a new high school graduate, or in between degrees, it may be beneficial to consider a gap year. A gap year is defined as, “A semester or year of experiential learning, typically...

Keep your home office clean and organized to help with productivity. (Dec. 6, 2021. The Patriot Press)

Online education debate just got interesting

William Cann, Staff writer December 16, 2021

The latest Microsoft Work Trend Index Report offers some insight into an interesting trend that indicates a shift in work culture.  Among its findings, 73 percent of employees want the flexible...

Tips to avoid procrastination

Tips to avoid procrastination

Hiran Paez , Staff Writer December 8, 2021

What if I do this later? That is a question I have ask myself for multiple reasons: when doing homework, when I am about to clean my room, or text someone. I am pretty sure this has happened to you as...

Never Judge a Book by its Cover

Never Judge a Book by its Cover

Lexia Thomas, Editor in Chief October 17, 2021

Growing up I was always into sports and the main thing that drew my attention were the interviews. When I got older, I understood the goals and reasons behind every player.   Each player had a purpose...

Bill Limiting Florida Bright Futures Funding

Patriot View Editorial March 14, 2021

The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program is a program that establishes lottery funded scholarships to Florida high school graduates for high academic achievements. In order to receive Bright Futures,...

Covid-19’s Route to Normalization

Lauren Gillyard, Editor-in-chief February 25, 2021

After more than a year, Covid-19 has changed the lives of many. Although it has also normalized a lot of things that have happened in our society that has resulted from it.  The first initial reporting...

The show must go on!

Trinity Salcedo, Editor-In-Chief October 21, 2020

While school for the average CF student has been dramatically impacted by switching to an online format, it’s hard to imagine what it must be like for students involved in the performing arts. On...

Life during and after Quarantine: Dreaming of a better tomorrow

Life during and after Quarantine: Dreaming of a better tomorrow

Taukiya Williams, Editor-in-Chief April 27, 2020

This was probably one of the hardest columns to write in my opinion, with so much sadness and bad news going on in the world surrounding Covid-19.  A friend told me to look at the positives. At first,...

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Publix in a crisis

Jake Peterson, Staff Writer April 25, 2020

Publix has always been the store to go to when you want the best customer service, a great shopping experience, or a pub sub. In the past month, Publix has seen a lot of changes many customers aren’t...

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Covid-19’s impact on Dual Enrollment students

Trinity Salcedo, Content Editor April 21, 2020

When I started this column I already had a vision for how I would write this final piece of writing, not only for this series of articles, but as my last piece for the Patriot Press. To say that things...

How to adult during a pandemic

Allen Barney, Staff Writer April 11, 2020

When I was growing up, I didn’t think about having a family too often, which in my eyes is a level most children don’t even come across for years. I always knew that it wasn’t going to be easy, but...

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