At the beginning of summer break, a group of 33 Fort Lauderdale High School students and five teachers took to Europe on a 10-day venture they will never forget. This journey began when FLHS social science teacher, Ms. Alexandra Thomas, came up with the idea while teaching AICE […]
Mrs. Anita Malak was a beloved member of Fort Lauderdale High School who sadly passed away on August 1, 2022. She joined the FLHS family in the school year of 2016-2017 as an English teacher. Mrs. Malak obtained an undergraduate’s degree at American University in Washington DC and […]
The FLHS Navigator team is introducing a new weekly article feature! These articles will highlight students’ individuality and uniqueness by sharing some of the best outfits seen through the week. Additionally, it will reveal the common fashion trends while exploring the thought process behind these choices. This week […]
Fort Lauderdale High School started off the 2022-2023 school year receiving two prestigious honors. The school earned an “A” grade from the state of Florida for the 2021-2022 school year and is currently ranked in the top five percent of United States high schools. “I’m extremely proud of […]
One million: the staggering number of cases the United States reported at the start of the year, a milestone which has never been recorded so far in the now two-year-long COVID-19 pandemic. Florida is averaging nearly 60,000 cases a day, according to the New York Times. While the […]
This past November, several students of Fort Lauderdale High School performed in the ballet Coppélia. The show was directed and produced by the Fort Lauderdale Children’s Ballet Theater and performed at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Five FLHS students performed together in Coppélia. Wren Baumeister (12) […]
Navigator staff writer Sophia Pollock uncovers the mystique and good food of Magnolia Cafe.
Wilton Manors’ signature event, the Stonewall Pride Parade, got underway June 19, welcoming thousands of revelers from all over the country for the community’s celebration of LGBTQ liberation and pride. For many, it was a sign of a return to some semblance of normalcy and the first major […]
Due to COVID-19, the performing arts have changed the way they reach out and perform to their audiences. Companies have resorted to doing their performances either outdoors or by streaming online. One local company, the Fort Lauderdale’s Children’s Ballet Theatre (CBT), performed their annual showcase of Cinderella in […]
Halloween is a popular holiday that has changed as a result of COVID-19. Many people have decided to halt activities like trick-or-treating with friends or attend parties and have changed their plans to stay safe. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has made recommendations about Halloween […]
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