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Student Roger Taveras waiting for the bell to ring so he can leave class.
Ringing in 2025: Charter’s New Bells
Amanda Robins, News Editor • January 16, 2025

As students piled into school on January 6th after two weeks of relaxation, holidays, and trips, they...

Sophomore Ian Wilson studying for midterms
Midterms: How Students Are Dealing With Them
London Gross, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

Midterms are known to be a stressful part of the school year. With all the preparations needed, students...

From Star Student to Prime Suspect: The Rise and Fall of Luigi Mangione
From Star Student to Prime Suspect: The Rise and Fall of Luigi Mangione
Roger Taveras, Entertainment Editor • December 12, 2024

On December 4, 2024, CEO of UnitedHealthcare company, Brian Thompson, was shot and killed outside the...

Junior Class PowderPuff team huddle during the game
Freshmen Sweep the Competition at the PowderPuff Game
Hayden Harris, Staff Writer • December 12, 2024

Coral Springs Charter recently held their annual “PowderPuff Game”, where the ladies play Flag football,...

SGA's Heroes & Hounds Week
SGA’s Heroes & Hounds Week
Anna Gaspard, Staff Writer • December 12, 2024

The week of December 2nd to December 6th was SGA's Heroes and Hounds week. Each day of the week has a...

Sweating in Winter: How Our Winters Got Warmer and Why it Will Get Worse
Sweating in Winter: How Our Winters Got Warmer and Why it Will Get Worse
Lorintz Compere, Staff Writer • December 18, 2024

Winter is a time of cooling temperatures and winding down in anticipation for the year’s end. However, in contrast with this picturesque perception of winter, many south Florida residents are seeing...

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On the right is Sundblom’s illustration of Santa.
Capitalism Behind Christmas: The Spending of the Holiday Season
Autumn Erez, Features Editor • December 18, 2024

As the holiday season rolls around, Christmas is everywhere in department and grocery stores alike. From our modern day view...

The Fall of Black Friday: Why Don’t We Shop Like We Used To?
The Fall of Black Friday: Why Don’t We Shop Like We Used To?
Cameron Khouri, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

When Black Friday is mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind is a crowd of people pressed up against the doors of an...

Student examining the ingredients of an energy drink called Celsius
Energy Drink Epidemic: An Essential in the School Environment or Harmful Addition to Students
Gautam Arun, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

In the past couple of years, when walking into a school environment it is a very common sight to see students carrying around...

Student got a detention because of their rolled up shorts at Coral Springs Charter School.
Breaking Down The Dress Code: Fashion, Freedom, And Fairness In Schools
Valentina Gonzalez, Staff Writer • November 19, 2024

Dress code can be a very serious topic to most students. The dress code targets students since it is mandatory to wear uniforms....

AICE Marine Science teacher Mrs. Grassi signing an exemption form for one of her students.
Midterms for AICE Classes: Too Much Pressure
Paige Sorrentino, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

With quarter two coming to an end, midterm season is approaching, and AICE students are getting...

How Old Is Too Old to Rap? Let the Future Shine
How Old Is Too Old to Rap? Let the Future Shine
Camden Wells, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

As hip-hop evolves, some argue that older rappers need to step aside and make way for the next...

A Menorah with gelt surrounding it.
The Better and Lesser Known Hanukkah Traditions
Yahli Shinuk, Opinions Editor • December 12, 2024

When winter comes around, most people start looking forward to Santa giving them what's on...

A Politically Bound Family: Nepotism in Trumps Cabinet
A Politically Bound Family: Nepotism in Trumps Cabinet
Drew Maniscalco, Staff Writer • December 12, 2024

Nepotism is an often-criticized practice that undermines meritocracy, but is a good thing for...

Trump and Tariffs: What the president's planned tariff policy means for American consumers
Trump and Tariffs: What the president’s planned tariff policy means for American consumers
Alexander Pekala, Staff Writer • December 12, 2024

Another year comes by, and a new president takes up the mantle. President-elect Donald Trump...

Mind Over Matter
Mind Over Matter
Chloe Schuhmann, Staff Writer • January 16, 2025

Mind Over Matter Eat Work Sleep The schedule is packed My mind is full I have a strict routine that I must follow But I know what I’m doing Eat Work Sleep Even when the work becomes impending And when...

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The A.I. Spy
The A.I. Spy
Nyla Montealegre, Staff Writer • January 16, 2025

I never really trusted it, When he said it was the latest model and half-off. What a steal! More like stealing information,...

A Taste of Death
A Taste of Death
Jayden Matos, Staff Writer • January 16, 2025

Who truly understands death? Is it the person who dies, or is it death’s audience? It seems like such a mystery on both...

"A chilling exploration of childhood trauma, where forgotten memories rise to haunt the present."― Unknown.
The Ghost of a Childhood Memory
Kaila White, Arts Editor • January 16, 2025

I watch the attic dust dance, Lined in the single, skeletal ray of light piercing the gloom, A forgotten, sun-drenched...

Wicked the Movie: An Adaptation or Replication
Wicked the Movie: An Adaptation or Replication
Chloe Schuhmann, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

On November 22, after years of anticipation, the best-selling Broadway musical, Wicked, finally hits theaters with its new...

Sophomore Jonathan Lupo, seventh-grader Julia Sheehan, senior Ariana Irizarry, Senior Adrianna Harris, senior Abigail Foster (top row, left to right).
Senior Jaxson Goldstein, Freshman Canepa Italo (bottom row, left to right).
Week of January 6th
Angie Barrios, Sports Editor • January 13, 2025

Dear Panthers, Welcome to the first 2025 issue of the Panthers Playbook This week, we’re bringing...

Junior Rylie Gentile, senior Ariana Irizarry, Adrianna Harris, Cameron Thiele, senior Abigail Foster (top row, left to right).
Junior Brandon Valdez, Sophomore Logan Perciak (bottom row, Left to right).
Week of December 9
Angie Barrios, Sports Editor • December 17, 2024

Dear Panthers, In this issue of the Panthers Playbook, I'm excited to share insights into the girls'...

The girls and colleges that were signed to.
Swinging for the Stars: Local Softball Sensation Signs with Top College Teams
Gisella Galeano, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

Softball is an amazing sport beloved by many. It is similar to baseball although girls play softball...

Bryson Stawicki on the field with his team.
Bryson Stawicki: Redefining the Future of Soccer
Abigail Van Helden, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

Sophomore Bryson Stawicki has been making a significant impact on the varsity boys soccer team this season,...

Jonathan Lupo and the Coral Springs Charter Soccer Team are coming and ready to end their season strong
Jonathan Lupo: Rising Star in the Soccer World
Colin Maniscalco, Staff Writer • December 16, 2024

Jonathan Lupo is a sophomore who attends Coral Springs Charter School. He spends his days studying and...