This week, Monday, February 3rd, eighth graders from all over Key West came to KWHS to see it as one of their options for what high school they may want to attend next year as freshmen. Sigsbee Charter School, Grace Lutheran School, Sugarloaf School, and Horace O’Bryant were invited to join the field trip. This event was from 9:15 AM – 11:00 AM. Permission slips … Continue reading Kwhs welcomes 8th graders
The modern movie industry has been making movies for decades, most original, but some are made sequentially to get the most money out of a franchise. This is due to the company not wanting to be able to lose a potential money maker, which could have them rake in millions to even billions of dollars from the franchise. While companies see this as a success … Continue reading Modern movies: original stories or sequel bankers?
Breaking news, Trump is taking away LGBTQIA+ rights. He is also putting out executive orders that are promoting sex discrimination. If you are not flowing, the LGBTQIA+ community is a group of people who stand against or on the other side of the fine line that says what’s correct is girls like boys and boys like girls. These people do not necessarily have to be … Continue reading Trump bringing back the days with inequality
A historic snowstorm has covered much of the Gulf Coast of the southern United States in record-breaking snowfall over the past week. Snow levels were recorded in Milton, FL, where the previous record of 4 inches of snow was broken by a recorded 9.8 inches of snow on Tuesday night. Other documents were broken in Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, and Louisiana, with snow coating the city’s … Continue reading Historic Snowfalls in Gulf Coast Blizzard
If you didn’t know, in 2020, Trump proposed a ban on the app he viewed as a national security threat; TikTok was, in fact, one of them in his eyes. With this Trump information, a new executive order gave ByteDance 90 days to sell Tik-Tok, or it would be officially canceled. There were many protests to stop this order because not many people could afford … Continue reading Tic-Tok ban in the U.S
The week of January 20th to January 25th, 2025, saw iguanas and snowfall in Florida, along with negative temperatures in the northern states. As Winter Storm Enzo passed through the United States, Florida and Louisiana received record snowfall, while many schools and governments were closed due to the conditions. Enzo gave many students their first official snow day in Florida during the winter storm. The … Continue reading Record Temperatures in the South
As 2025 has arrived, so have the usual New Year’s resolutions. However, traditional resolutions are not the best option for accomplishing goals this year. Most of the time, resolutions are too vague and lack strategies for following through. To achieve goals, you need to set them first. A good way to set or think of goals is to create a vision board of what you … Continue reading Five Things to Replace New Year’s Resolutions
Squid Games is a South Korean dystopian survival horror thriller that came out on Netflix on September 17, 2021. The first series of Squid Games shocked the media with its alaberent plot. When the game Red, Light Green Light was introduced the media blew up its signature music in the background if the game Red Light Green Light “mugunghwa kkochi piotsseumnida”, which can be translated … Continue reading Squid game
Books have been of value to us for years. The first printed book ever made doesn’t even have a known date, though it’s thought to have been created between the 2nd and 5th centuries. Books were first designed to record thoughts, ideas, and historical recordings. While books were mainly used as journals earlier in time, now society has turned them into ways to write fictional … Continue reading The value of books
On Tuesday morning, a suspect in the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was arrested by police in Altoona, PA. Luigi Mangione was arrested by Altoona police officers inside of an Altoona McDonalds after an employee, who remains unidentified, reported him to police. Mangione, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, also reportedly had a manifesto that was leaked to the public earlier this week. … Continue reading Luigi Mangione Arrested in PA as Suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing
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