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The Student News Site of Frederick High School

Frederick Lantern
The Student News Site of Frederick High School

Frederick Lantern

This was a year like any other… until it wasn’t. From playoffs to pandemic, our first co-curricular journalism class chronicled it all.

James Coffee (Ed Helms) and Kareem (Terrence Little Gardenhigh) gave a lackluster performance within the new Netflix film, Coffee and Kareem.

Coffee and Kareem is Simply Awful

Taylor Dunlap, Staff Writer • April 22, 2020
Officer James Coffee, played by reputable actor Ed Helms, stars in this film and his goal is to protect the community of Detroit, but in reality, he sucks at his job and manages to mess up every little thing. This clumsy officer is in a relationship with Vanessa Manning and Kareem is her son, played by Terrence Little Gardenhigh.
Back to school night is not a good use of time, especially if students don’t get useful information.

UPDATE: Frederick High Closed for Rest of School Year

Brandon Coon • April 20, 2020

On Friday, March 13, the first case of COVID-19 appeared in Boulder County and Frederick High closed their doors until it was safe to return. Today, we learned that those doors won't open again for students...

Netflix's new series and brilliant child actors create a new storyline that resembles Stranger Things and the classic 80's feel everyone is looking for.

I Am More Than Okay With This Show

Drew Rivera and Ella Berrend • April 17, 2020
I Am Not Okay with This debuted on Netflix and immediately became a great show for teens and young adults who love some mystery and a laugh

Colorado Allows College Athletes to Cash In

Shelby Paugh, Staff Writer • April 17, 2020
For decades, college athletes have been dependent on scholarships, loans, or family money to get them through college, as unlike professional athletes, the NCAA does not allow student-athletes to profit off their own image. Colorado has goals to change that.
Netflix's newly released docu-series captures the danger of illegally owned animals to bring their owners success.

Tiger King Sheds Light on Private Zoos

Avery Marr, Staff Writer • April 16, 2020
A newly released docu-series by the name of, Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness premiered on Netflix on the 20th of March. American Filmmaker, Director Eric Goode produced an astonishing inside look of the illegal big cat community within the United States. The series focuses on the drama and literal mayhem that this community causes.
It Was Good Until It Was Great

It Was Good Until It Was Great

George Murnock, Staff Writer • April 8, 2020

Kehlani's second studio album, “It Was Good Until It Wasn’t” was highly anticipated by all RnB fans across the world. Kehlani teased the popular release of the album on May 4th by releasing the tracklist...

English Monsters by James Scuadamore: Jonathan Cape, hardcover, 354 pages.. 

English Monsters Scares Readers with Harsh Reality 

Shelby Paugh, Staff Writer • April 6, 2020

English Monsters is the fourth published book by author James Scudamore, a British creative writing author who made it onto the modern literary scene when his 2007 debut novel The Amnesia...

Seniors at Frederick High School wonder how COVID-19 will affect the rest of their memories for the year, but words from the principal make their graduation seem possible.

UPDATE: Prom Delayed, but Graduation Will Happen

Ella Berrend, Head Editor • April 6, 2020
The current national shutdown due to the COVID-19 has closed businesses and schools as well as canceling all group gatherings which has affected the public in multitudes of ways.
In a world of online communication in a professional setting, it's important to know what's right and wrong when presenting yourself to others.

Do’s and Don’ts of Video Calls 

Taylor Dunlap and Ella Berrend • April 6, 2020
As everyone knows, video calls are becoming very popular recently, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Several seniors in the Class of 2020 have finished their graduation requirements. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we should give these seniors the option to graduate early instead of engaging in remote learning.

OPINION: Let the Seniors Leave

Damien Gonzales, Staff Writer • April 2, 2020

Very few student experiences are universal, but every student in some way looks forward to senior year. Senior year is the one to remember: making varsity teams, going to senior prom, walking the halls...

Jacob Wiegert and the Frederick Senior Class of 2018 get instructions before walking out onto the field for Graduation. Losing a graduation ceremony is one of the many fear that the Senior Class of 2020 is grappling with amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Senior Sadness

Aria Bragalone, Staff Writer • March 26, 2020

COVID-19 is shutting down everything. First, pro sports were canceled, followed by our own CHSAA activities. Then the school closed its doors and we moved to online classes. Now, as of yesterday, everyone...

UPDATE: Frederick High, Other SVVSD Schools Closed Until April 17

UPDATE: Frederick High, Other SVVSD Schools Closed Until April 17

Brandon Coon • March 19, 2020

As we reported yesterday, Governor Jared Polis issued an executive order closing all Colorado schools until April 17. This morning, St. Vrain Superintendent Dr. Don Haddad confirmed the declaration by...

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