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The photo above is of the movie Disclosure Day by Steven Speilburg. This, along with the release of the UFO files and alien researchers disappearing or dying have fueled conspiracy theories about extraterrestrials (Photo curtosy of Seth Dematroulis)
The UFO Declassification
Clearwater Bay on a sunny morning.
Dolphins, Donuts, and a Day on the Water
Echo Lit Mag Co-Editor in Chief, Keirsten Lee, handing out flyers to people walking through the festival. The flyers were designed by a member of The Echo’s alumni. Photo Courtesy of Weather Riley.
Steinbrenner Literary Magazine Sets up at Tarpon Springs Book Festival
Larissa Cadet’s Feeling Blue drawing showcases the effects of social media comparison. Cadet chose this piece for the gallery due to its more detailed background which elevated her skills. Photo courtesy of Alyssa Galang.
Visual Voices Heard at Steinbrenner’s Fine Art Show
The ferris wheel is one of many popular attractions attendees of the Florida Strawberry Festival enjoy. The festival is located in Plant City, Florida, and people from all around the world have traveled to take part in the historical event. Photo courtesy of Serenity R. Valentine.
Strawberry Festival- Is it worth it now?
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Exploring the Best Hang Out Spots in Tampa
AI Real or Fake
Celia Bentil working on a ceramic project for an upcoming assignment. Ceramics has been a popular art class for many students. Photo courtesy of Serenity Valentine.
Art: Passion or an Easy Credit?
Lucie Madeline listening to music as she studies for an upcoming test. This study method has helped her focus and feel confident about the material. Photo courtesy of Serenity R. Valentine
How Can Music Help while Studying?
This Wicked poster gives a first look at the world of Oz; bright, dramatic, and setting up the rivalry between Elphaba and Glinda. Fans had been awaiting the release of the second part of this loved series. Photo courtesy of Sophie Vydas.
Wicked for Good: A tale of friendship between the ‘good’ and the ‘wicked’
Steinbrenner High School held a track meet for the 17th Annual George Steinbrenner Invitational. Many different track and field events took place at Steinbrenner’s field that day. This event is held for high school athletes to achieve FHSAA-sanctioned qualifying times and marks for district and state championships. Photo courtesy of Serenity Valentine
Runback of the Track Meet
Steinbrenner players celebrate after scoring during Wednesday night’s game against Sunlake. Photo courtesy of Lily Gorgol
From Tied at Halftime to Total Control
Steinbrenner basketball players playing against Armwood. The Warriors lost this match against the Hawks.
Warriors in the Hawk’s Nest
Amelia branch doing her work to be the best student athlete that she can be. She has been making sure to put an equal amount of work into both school and her sport. Photo courtesy of Cecilia Leon.
Time management as a Student Athlete
Swimmers take their mark and launch into the race. A snapshot of precision, training, and competition in motion. This swim meet was held at academy’s pool. Photo courtesy of Lily Gorgol.
Swim Meet Recap: September 3rd vs Steinbrenner Jesuit and Academy
Mr. Dyle directs Steinbrenner chorus during their performance. Throughout the concert the students showed a wonderful understanding of each song. Photo courtesy of Andrea Rivero
February Chorus Concert
Violin players performing at the MPA pre-concert. This warm-up prepares the orchestra for their judged competition during the actual event. Photo courtesy of Shirin Kohli.
Steinbrenner Orchestra Slays at MPA
Left to Right: Marcela Canaveral (9) and Kalista Sivils (9) reading to kindergarten students at McKitrick Elementary School. This photo was taken at the last club meeting in January.
SMAC Club’s Impact on Story Time
Mr. Jaycox and 2 ESE students filming the morning show together. This past school year, Mr. Jaycox's students have been reading the school lunch menu on the morning show.
Teacher of the Year: James Jaycox Creates a Safe and Fun Environment for His Students
HOSA students at Steinbrenner High School have been working to create a health campaign around energy drinks. Popular energy drink, Celcius, was founded in Florida in 2004. Photo courtesy of Riley Synder-Kinard.
Think before you drink: HOSA students launch the “Sip Smart” campaign 
Infinite Wellness Center
Infinite Wellness Center
Mrs. Puskas making working on her iPad to create social media content before school hours. It usually takes Mrs. Puskas 3 hours for one post. Photo courtesy of Shirin Kohli.
Learning on the ‘Gram
Zara Larsson changes her style and brand into a “Summer Princess” with vibrant colors and a nostalgic, Y2K style. She has risen in the charts with her new album ‘Midnight Sun’. Photo courtesy of whereisthebuzz.com
Zara Larsson 2.0
Carissa Curry being a hostess at the Stonewater Tavern. Once she got her job, she focused on her balance between work hours and her education. Photo courtesy of Renee Bornowski.
Academics by Day Employee by Night
A package of soda with a photo of Santa Claus. Companies like Coca-Cola often use Santa Claus during the winter months to promote sales. Photo courtesy of Jaime Vergara
The Commercialization of Santa
Why Kid’s Don’t Go Outside Anymore
Sohpomore Ashlyn Marshall retrieving her snack from the vending machine. The vending machine had a bit of a line that day. Photo courtesy of Ash Podosek.
Steinbrenner’s Snacktime Superstars
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Episode 5: Winter Special
Episode 5: Winter Special
Episode 4: Fall Sports
Episode 4: Fall Sports
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Lisa Donat, Food Editor

Lisa Donat is a senior at Steinbrenner and is the co-editor for the Food section. When she graduates, she plans to open her own restaurant. Some of her interests include cooking, playing piano and viola, and turtles.  

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