Fort Lauderdale High School is proud to welcome Ms. Cerine Stewart. This 2021-2022 school year is her first year teaching at FLHS. She is from Jamaica and moved to Florida in 2012. She traveled back and forth from Jamaica to Florida for years until she finally settled […]
On October 29, the Flying L Football Team faced the Atlantic Eagles in the Class 7A District 13 final. The Flying L’s came out victorious, securing their first district championship since 1966. Winning this district championship has significant meaning. “The team deserves this. I’m extremely happy that we […]
Six weeks ago, the world collapsed. Angels invaded. Yes, angels as in the biblical flying men who are said to serve God. However, these angels are not at all like the virtuous servants of gods we know from before. These angels are destructive, cold-hearted, selfish, and even murderous. […]
Chances are, if anyone were to ask someone with a Netflix subscription what they’ve been binge-watching, the answer would be Squid Game. Released only a month ago, it has been the center of conversation on every social media platform and in most high school classrooms. In fact, video […]
Two Fort Lauderdale High School students performed in the Broward County Summer Theater Camp Production of In the Heights. Senior Cole Roberts and sophomore Elena Morvant respectively played the roles of Usnavi and Carla in the Aug. 12 and 13 productions of the play at the Broward Center’s […]
Teachers of hands-on electives at Fort Lauderdale High School are enthusiastic for students to be engaged in their active courses. Chief Daniel Tyson was among those eager to get back into his campus routine and stop teaching on screen. He leads the Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC) […]
RESPECT isn’t just an ordinary movie; this is a journey of a girl named Aretha Franklin who learned to express the trauma she experienced through her lyrics and voice. This movie takes place in Detroit, Michigan 1952. Aretha is one of four siblings who all shared a passion […]
After over a year of missing award shows, premieres, and celebrity events, the world is finally opening up again. With the entertainment world slowly returning back to normal, highly anticipated social events are coming back. The Met Gala, one of the most well known celebrity philanthropic events, had […]
This “Hispanic and Proud Spotlight” is dedicated to Fort Lauderdale High School’s tenth-grade assistant principal, Mr. Eddie Rodriguez. Mr. Rodriguez is a third-generation Puerto Rican Latino who has been at FLHS for 4 years. Mr. Rodriguez and his parents were all born in the United States, but he […]
The Navigator presents the senior updates for the first quarter.
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