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Recently, the #FreeBritney movement has gained momentum online, obtaining almost 100,000 followers on Instagram.

Britney Spears battles for freedom against conservatorship

Enjelica Sangster, Managing Editor
September 27, 2021
(Left to Right) Gabby Manzano, Giselle Pineda, and Taryn Giel organize sample stories for the Humans of Central project. Once chosen, the stories will be compiled into an exhibit.

Humans of Central project takes a deeper look into what makes our students unique

Giselle Pineda, Staff Writer
September 27, 2021
Bronco Varsity football players perform their pre-game chant, pound that rock, prior to meeting their opponents on the field. This year, coach Littles feels that the team has tremendous potential.

New season kicks off with promising players despite COVID setbacks

Elyssa Harriott, Staff Writer
September 27, 2021
Senior Jadyn Yokie (left) and sophomore Moriah King (right) perform a practice scene. This read-through is one of the many activities theater students do to prepare for upcoming musicals.

Theater changes welcome new face to department

Nicole Clifford and Maddox Fornataro, Staff Writers
September 27, 2021
First drafted in the 70s, critical race theory, originally coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw, has politicians and voters battling over whether or not it should be part of the regular curriculum. I do fear that the politicization of Critical Race Theory is being used to snuff out any and all conversations about equity, race, and racism in our schools,” said Justin Katz, president of Palm Beach County’s teachers union. Illustration by Yasmin Dominguez.

Critical race theory drives division in Florida schools

Isabella Whedbee, Staff Support Coordinator
September 27, 2021
Students observe a minute of silence during their third period class. Effective since July 1, the bill aims to encourage personal reflection.

To pray or not to pray: Minute of silence, among other legislation, gives students opportunity to reflect on their decisions

Sydney Chin, Editor-in-chief
September 27, 2021

GSA, First Priority, JSU celebrates student diversity at PBC

Britney Santibanez, Staff Writer
September 20, 2021
The Bronco Band Percussion section plays a cadence during a football game. To make up for lost practice during the pandemic, the band is now playing at every game, both home and away.

Marching Band and skips competitions for the first time since 2005

Christian Holt, Staff Writer
September 17, 2021

Back to school Covid Edition

Marissa Ortiz, Layout/Social Media Editor
September 17, 2021
“I think the first day of school went well, reflected Principal Edgecomb.  It feels like a long time ago since the first day of school, so much has happened since then.  Although he expressed his excitement to see the students return, he did note some hesitancy.  I was a little nervous going from having 400-500 kids on campus to, I think, the first day when we had over 28,000 kids.  Edgecomb went on to explain that the most exciting part was seeing the students back at school surrounded by their friends.

Welcome Back Broncos

August 31, 2021
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