Each year, Florida is impacted by 1 to 3 hurricanes each year. Usually, when a hurricane hits, it destroys everything in its way. Storms such as this cause Florida to flood, furniture to break, homes to collapse, trees to fall, and the power to go out. In the aftermath, Florida is left with a great deal of damage. Florida’s usual category 4-5 hurricanes typically cost upwards of billions of dollars in repair costs. With 3 million people losing power, 16 dead, 30 injured, many flood rescues, and around 125 homes lost, Hurricane Milton is the worst recorded in decades. Although local police stations gave evacuation orders, many people could not afford to leave their homes because of gas prices, traffic, no safe destination, and fear for their pets and homes. However, it is hazardous to stay home, as houses were flooded, destroyed, and under threat of collapse. Weeks before, Hurricane Helene...
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World Teacher Appreciation Day was on October 5th. This was a day to celebrate all the teachers who have blessed us and impacted our educational journeys. Teachers all around the globe have the vital role of shaping future generations. Many countries celebrate this day with awards, events, and acknowledgments of teachers’ dedication and rigorous work. This international observance was first established in 1994 by the United...
Recently, my friend and I went to see the newest superhero movie, Madame Web. Madame Web tells the journey of a clairvoyant woman named Cassandra Web who is forced to explore her past while protecting a group of 3 young women from an unknown villain. Now, this movie is notoriously known for its bad reviews by critics. But is the movie truly that bad? Below I am going to give you my opinion. *** Slight Spoilers below**** Like...
Over the summer, I attended the Congress of Future Medical Leaders. Over 5,000 high schoolers from all over the country traveled to Boston, Massachusetts to listen to various renowned speakers share their stories and advice, guiding our generation towards our future as leaders in science and medicine. There were over 20 unique speakers, but one of them stood out to me: Gitanjali Rao. When Rao was in seventh grade, she...
Sally Bowles in Cabaret… Nancy in Oliver… M’Lynn in Steel Magnolias… These are just a few roles Academy English Teacher Catherine Reilly, PhD, has performed in professional theater. “I've been doing it my whole life,” she stated. This...