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The Student News Site of Frederick High School

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The Student News Site of Frederick High School

Frederick Lantern
Julissa Solorzano

Julissa Solorzano, Social Media Manager

Julissa is a senior at Frederick High who has rejoined the Lantern staff for her second year after a gap year. During her first year on staff, she managed The Lantern's social media. Julissa is also involved in the Biomedical Foundations program and enjoys exploring new countries and learning new languages.  After high school, Julissa plans to enroll in a postsecondary medical program to become a certified nurse anesthetist.

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What Does Admin do all day?

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JJ STROJINC: Future Entrepreneur

JJ STROJINC: Future Entrepreneur

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Luna llena sobre Ruta 66; ¿¡¿Un espectáculo con un restaurante antiguo, un extraño bucle temporal y hombres lobo?!? ¡Este es un espectáculo emocionante que no querrás perderte!

Creando Una Vision Unida

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La banda de música de FHS se reúne en el campo antes del partido de fútbol de bienvenida de 2023. Este año, hay alrededor de 80 estudiantes involucrados con la banda de música.

Sigue marchando

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Subham siempre se asegura de tener tiempo para él y sus amigos fuera de la escuela y el fútbol. Siempre ha sido importante equilibrar su vida social con su deporte y educación.

SUBHAM BASNET: Con el Mundo a Sus Pies

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[Photo] Welcome to the eSAT

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This soft girl gets an edge, Olivia Rodrigo goes from wanting her ex back to hating her ex. Getting some spunk added to her new album GUTS, but does it compare to her previous album SOUR. (Courtesy of Apple Music)

SOUR GUTS

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Kindness and leadership, Kelsey Mathews an allstar Volleyball player.

KELSEY MATTHEWS: A Leader to Admire

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[Photo] Eight Tips to Future Freshman

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“I dont celebrate Cinco De Mayo because I feel like its not important to me and my family. As a family we don’t really celebrate it because it doesnt root from Mexico, but from the United States wanting to be culturally aceepting.” Said (Sophmore) Maria Diaz

The Unimportance of Cinco de Mayo

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“Prom is more of a summative thing where you earn that experience, Prom should be a special nigh even if you arent going with a date or your one true love. It’s just a night that should be fun and like graduation a few weeks later, a moment where seniors can really let loose and simle at how far they have come,” said Mr.Coon

The Old-School Promenade

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“I think right now we are we’re doing better with the visibility for Hispanic kids, there’s allways room for improvement. As we move forward and we know there’s a need we are getting more resources for our kiddos. I know there are some new commers that are completely new to it, we don’t have a perfect system but there’s resources for them and there’s student like you fully bilingual,and then there’s others like myself in the middle. I consider myself multilingual with room for improvement but I think we’re in a good place right now.” Said Lily Arroyo

Bilingual Students Need More from Frederick

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Bathrooms are a necessity--when youve got to go, youve got to go, right? Yet Fredericks bathrooms are being locked during class time due to issues with our restroom facilities--and the administration and students are both pointing the finger at each other.

Frederick’s Crappy Bathroom Situation

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Junior Justin Valois performs a number with junior Grace Vigil while sophomores Emery Ishmael, Cirisa Engdahl, and Leea Beeker singing backup behind them as they rehearse for this years Varsity Blue showcase. The group is coming out of the shadow of the pandemic, which negatively impacted their performances for the past two years, to put on a showcase this Friday at 7 PM.

[Photo] The Showcase Will Go On

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Alexia Guevara going up to make a shot. Her and her teammates loved being able to have fun and be competitive. What pushed the Unified team the most was the support that they received throughout their season from their mentors to the Rowdy Crowd.

Unified in Glory

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Come for the Show, Stay for the Chow

Come for the Show, Stay for the Chow

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“ When we had four-day weeks we were on a hybrid schedule and many teacher-student communications were remote. Students were often expected to work asynchronously. Having that Friday often gave students an opportunity to have more meaningful experiences with, e.g., content and assignments…opposed to attending a class on Webex.” said Mr.Beddia

Free Our Fridays

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A screenshot of @FHSBathroomShoes, one of several Frederick parody accounts made and taken down in the past week. The extent of parody accounts posting potentially harmful content about Frederick students and staff have led to Instagram being blocked on student iPads and other district devices accessible by students. Yet this isnt the first time Frederick has gone up against social media gone bad--the question is, will it be the last time?

Instagone

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Homecoming King Jake Chestler posing with his fellow nominee Quinn McNeill before the homecoming game.

We Can Be Royals

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