Coyote Chronicle

Shifting Into Online Learning
September 14, 2020
Gianna Stathakis, Editor
Returning to school this year looks different for both students and teachers compared to previous years. Students who have decided to learn virtually due to COVID-19 are currently familiarizing themselves with virtual education platforms and learning from home. Every weekday, virtual students log into either Microsoft Teams or Zoom to meet online...
Music At Its Finest
September 3, 2020
Patrick Deliz, A&E Writer
Although 2020 has been a rough ride for many of us whenever we feel down we often turn to music. Premiering last Sunday, the Video Music Awards (VMA) raised some spirits or at least had us dancing at one point or another. Nominee Winners Video of the Year - Blinding Lights by The Weeknd Artist of the Year - Lady Gaga Push Best New...
The Future of Hollywood
May 18, 2020
Patrick Deliz, A&E Editor
Businesses are not the only ones being affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Hollywood is also facing the consequences of the pandemic. How Have Studios Been Dealing With The Pandemic? Studios have been more cautious, especially about making changes to their schedules. Warner Bros. has moved “Wonder Woman 1984” off its June 5th premiere, but...

Demitri Stathakis, Assistant To The Adviser • February 19, 2020

In a season where nothing could seem to go right, motivation was higher than ever. In the first year eligible for district playoffs, the varsity...

Demitri Stathakis, Assistant To The Adviser • January 26, 2020

On January 26th, 2020, Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna were traveling to the Mamba Academy with two others who at the time of this writing...

Nicole VanGilder, Writer • January 23, 2020

While dribbling the ball down the field, many thoughts are going through Justin Padron’s head. With not only soccer season, but also his high...

Bored In The House? So Are We…
May 19, 2020
Ty McCurdy, Writer
"During quarantine, I have been taking advantage of our lack of physical school and trying to relax. I started taking walks around the neighborhood to prevent body pain and help motivate myself. It can be difficult to complete work as my physical health as declined, but I am glad that I have had time to emotionally de-stress from school. I take singing...
Bored In The House? So Are We…
May 4, 2020
Ty McCurdy, Writer
"Lately, I’ve been learning how to paint, and draw here and there. Also, my mom and I have been spending more time together, so I end up baking a lot. I did end up on social media at some point, and was finally able to finish my permit exam so I’ll be learning how to drive soon. Also, I’ve started to learn how to play the piano. So really, quarantine...
A Look Into One Of Florida’s Largest Anime Conventions
January 14, 2020
Megan Walsh, Copy Editor
Anime has become a global phenomenon in recent years, making itself a vital part of American pop culture. This culture does not only include colorful characters moving across a screen, it also includes comic books (known as manga), art, and cosplay. Those who identify with the culture may go to conventions where they can dress up in cosplay, host panels,...