Sheridan Technical H.S. 2024 Yearbook

years we ve gone through a lot, but we ve persisted through the hard times. This year is more than just the number 10 and this is not just a memory book. We ve stuck together with our pack of hard-working teachers and students. Every year we say goodbye to our seniors and say hello to the new batch of freshmen. Throughout the past decade, we ve helped our Wolves grow, learn new skills, discover different career paths, and of course earn "more than a diploma". In our clubs, our Wolves express themselves in poetry, show their creative side in drama and art, add value to our community in Key Club and Crime Watch, and compete in Debate. They make us proud! Although our school is small it is mighty and offers so much such as community, support, and a place in the Pack. Our Wolves make us proud all day, every day! In addition to our academics Wolves spread awareness in a multitude of clubs. The STHS staff is incredible with their constant support, they continue to help us make a difference. On this 10 year mark we celebrate the past, the present, and our future.

Nicole Velez

DIRECTOR

As the Director of Sheridan Technical College & Sheridan Technical High School, I take great pride in the achievements of the Class of 2024. Despite its size, this class has truly distinguished itself, leaving a significant make both inside and outside the classroom. Throughout your journey, you ve excelled in various arenas, showcasing your talents in Speech & Debate competitions, clinching victories in Skills USA Competitions, and earning accolades from the Business Professionals of America.

As you look back on your accomplishments, remember that we ve provided you with the necessary academic and technical training to smoothly transition into your chosen path, whether it be a career, college, or the military. As you

Congratulations on graduating and moving on to your next journey! Your resilience, determination and hard work over the last 4 years has come to past. This next phase of your life will provide many opportunities for you to explore the many possibilities ahead of you. Pursuing your education further is the key to unlocking your highest degree of potential and capabilities inside of you. My advice to you is, follow your heart, think before your act, believe in yourself, and dare to dream the impossible!

My closing to you is from our former President, Barack Obama: In a global economy where the most valuable skill you can sell is your knowledge, a good education longer pathway

WOLVES

Professor Duquilar

Trobs Louis

Zsale Haghighat

Jennifer Messina

Jacqueline Davis

Jared Kuhn

Edison Bajana

Yvette Familia

Richard Matos

Jason Cogan

Mary Hood

Patricia Michaud

Barbara Dialberto

Joshua Lewis

Richard Berman

Tatyana Freeman

Bethany McAfee

Helena D'Amico

Rita Horton

Tavis Doe

Rose Camille

Renka Friedman

Tricia Davey

Esther Charles

Reginald Allen Philip Antolin Ashley Asselta

Danielle Mittoo

Kimberly Lloyd

Timothy McAfee

Ozkan Keskinkaya

Freddy Moncayo

by Daniel Lopez

It's hard to believe this is my tenth year at Sheridan Technical HS and that I am only one of the first few original staff members. It was not an easy decision leaving a long-term position at another school to come to Sherian Technical HS and 10 years later my plan is to retire from here. I was very excited to have the opportunity to be part of opening a brand-new magnet school. Imagine beginning and to observe the school blossom over the next 4 years with its first graduating of the many opportunities and successes afforded to my students by choosing our school.

I have been a faculty member of Sheridan Technical High inception founded the Spoken Word Club 2014 2019, and established partnerships with the Jason Taylor Foundation and performances at the annual Louder Than A Bomb poetry slam. While at Sheridan my role has changed through the years, but I continue to support our school and students. I am now the Web Content Manager, Certiport Proctor, Textbook Chairperson and Career Technical Education Support. Over my Technology Teacher, Game Simulation Teacher, Emerging Technology Teacher, Webmaster.

In 2013 I started at Sheridan Technical College Biology in Education degree. I had heard that Sheridan was opening a high school the opportunity of opening a school. I went out for a secretary position and went to high May Once I graduated college I became the Individual and Dual Sports teacher. I love STHS, and knew I wanted to be the Magnet Coordinator when the time came. I can t believe its been ten years since the first time I walked into the all our big milestones together over the last ten years. I can t wait to see what the

Ruslan Tabachynsky

Andie Segal

Thomas Ogden Mariuxi Tinajero

Anaiz Rodriguez

Hannah Shikle

Tanya Olmo

David Uffner

Nicole Rowntree

Wolfie Wolf

Bree Smoot

Pristine Pulley

Marisa Santana

Celeste Reyes

Edwingts Monpremier Brittany Novotny Sabrina Nunez

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Counselors STHS

To the Class of 2027,

Congratulations on surviving (and thriving!) your first year of high school! We, the school counselors, are proud to witness your growth, resilience, and adaptability during this exciting and sometimes challenging transition.

Remember, ninth grade is just the beginning of your high school journey. We encourage you to continue exploring your interests, taking risks, and discovering your unique talents. Don't be afraid to reach out our door is always open for support, guidance, or just a listening ear. We believe in you and your potential to achieve great things!

Best wishes for a successful and fulfilling Your School Counselors

Class of 2026,

Congratulations on reaching the halfway mark! Sophomore year has been a personal growth, and, of course, fun. I've witnessed your resilience, creativity, another.

It's hard to believe you're already on the brink of your senior year! This upcoming year is full of exciting possibilities: college applications, scholarships, and the anticipation of a new chapter. Remember, challenges and obstacles are inevitable, but I want to leave you with one powerful word: yet.

Embrace the power of "yet." It doesn't mean giving up; it means acknowledging present limitations while holding onto the belief that growth and achievement are still possible. Don't be afraid to ask for help; my door is always open.

I believe in each and every one of you. Embrace the journey, stay focused, and chase your dreams with unwavering determination. May your senior year be filled with unforgettable experiences, personal growth, and lasting friendships.

Best wishes,

As your school counselor, I've witnessed your incredible growth and resilience throughout this unique sophomore year. Whether you embraced new challenges, discovered hidden talents, or navigated personal hurdles, you did so with determination and spirit.

Remember, the middle years of high school are a time for exploration and self-discovery. This year, you've begun to shape your futures, whether through academic pursuits, extracurricular involvement, or personal growth. Embrace this journey and know that my door is always open if you need support, guidance, or simply a listening ear.

Here's to a memorable second half of your high school journey!

Best wishes, Mrs. Segal, School Counselor

I've had the privilege of witnessing your journeys from wide-eyed freshmen to the confident young adults you are today.

The road wasn't always smooth, but through triumphs and challenges, you persevered. You tackled academics, explored passions, and discovered strengths you never knew you possessed. Remember the late nights studying and the friendships that blossomed in the hallways and classrooms. These are the moments that shaped you, and they will continue to guide you as you embark on the next exciting chapter.

As you step out into the world, carry with you the knowledge you've gained, the resilience you've built, and the unwavering support of your loved ones. Embrace new opportunities, chase your dreams with passion, and never stop learning and growing. The future is bright, and I have no doubt that you will achieve remarkable things.

Farewell, and the very best of luck!

With warmest regards, Mrs. Asselta, School Counselor

To the

STHS STAFF

students back and the college, the cafeteria staff who you breakfast and lunch, the facilities staff who keep school pristine, and staff in the offices around the school supporting all of us day to day. We could not get through the last TEN years without amazing people in these roles. We thank them for their day-to-day and year-to-year constant support.

Throwback through the last TEN 2014...

course of my 27 years employed by Sheridan Technical College. I graduated at Legal Secretarial program in 1996. I received a job immediately after graduation since. I began my career as a clerical employee as a Switchboard Operator and now a CTE Instructional Support Teacher. I have been known to be a leader at been the Focus Data Manager since 2005. My primary job is to conduct Focus maintain the student information system.

Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) called SkillsUSA. In 2017, I Sheridan and was voted to be the Region 5 Coordinator for Broward, Dade, and also serving on the State Board of Directors. I m also a part of the National National office serving as a volunteer facilitator for various competitions. My job is School students to participate in SkillsUSA and compete in various leadership and skills competitions. I facilitate the board meetings and coordinate the regional competition every February with approximately 600 students. I was appointed the Broward Advisor from CTACE two years ago. I have attended the State and National competitions every year since 2012 where I have been involved with Region 5 and Sheridan students. I am the SkillsUSA advisor at my school and the District.

I am also the Inventory Manager at Sheridan for all three campuses. I do various data entry job responsibilities and maintain the inventory database.

My role as a teacher is very rewarding. As the SkillsUSA advisor, I am involved with students across all three campuses. I have the privilege in preparing and guiding students through the SkillsUSA competition process. I feel responsible for their accomplishments while they learn hands-on training during competition and by earning medals. I feel that my inspiration and guidance will make a difference in a student's future.

There is always opportunity for growth. It is never too late to learn and apply yourself.

Created by Cynthia Maloney

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Scholarship fairy is coming to your -Ms. Dialberto

-Mr. Lewis embarrass me."

Friedman

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Through TEN years of teaching

"Please take you seats so I can take accurate attendance." -Mr. Tabachynsky

"Everybody let's switch gears..." Mrs. Horton

"People in the audience..." -Mrs. Nunez

"I'm a walking talking answer key."Ms. Williams "OK people!" Ms. Shikle

"If you get less than a 650...!" Mr. K

Ms. Williams, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Mcafee, Ms. Reyes language,

Mr. Uffner, Mr. Ogden,

Mrs. Novotny, Mr. Wisner, Mr. Chowayou, Mr. Berman

High school science textbooks; they were universe. From unraveling witnessing the marvels curiosity

Professor Duquilar, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Keskinkaya, Mr. Tabachynsky

TECH INTEN

TEN years ago, in 2014, Sheridan opened its doors to Broward School's newest Magnet program. The program was to offer students a new way to learn. The vision that came to light over the next TEN years became more than anyone could imagine back then. Sheridan students get to take Technical Programs to explore their interests in future careers. Over the past TEN years, some of our students have gone off to use their program to continue their passions in the medical fields, the business world, or even the industrial industry. Some others have realized that after the course, that wasn t where their passion lay, and that is okay, too! Sheridan students

excel in everything they do, and their tech programs just highlight small part of their passion. Some of our technical programs have changed since we opened to provide our students withmore opportunities within their passions and, most importantly, to be competitive in an ever-evolving industry. Our technical program teachers are skilled in their profession and have worked in the industry that they teach. Some of our teachers even were Sheridan students at Sheridan Technical College. Over the last TEN years, technical programs have become an advantage for people and a big money-making career. Technical programs are for even evolving and we are so grateful for the opportunity it has had in creating Sheridan Technical High School.

UNWRITTEN STORIES

Electing toExcel

"Electives are where passions ignite, and hidden talents emerge, shaping our high school experience with a kaleidoscope of opportunities. From the exhilarating podium of debate to the linguistic journey of Spanish, the dynamic realm of technology to the introspective exploration of psychology, and the thrilling arenas of individual and dual sports, these classes were our sanctuary of exploration and self-discovery.

In the midst of academic rigor, electives provided a haven for us to delve into subjects that resonated with our souls, igniting sparks of inspiration that illuminated our journey. Whether we were honing our public speaking skills in debate, delving into the intricacies of the Spanish language, or unraveling the complexities of the human mind in psychology, each class offered a unique avenue for growth and understanding.

On the fields and courts of Individual and Dual Sports, we discovered the exhilaration of competition and the importance of discipline and teamwork. From mastering the technique of a serve in tennis to the precision of a golf ball, these classes taught us the value of perseverance and sportsmanship, instilling lessons that extend far beyond the playing field.

Career Exploration opened our eyes to all the possibilities technical programs. Guiding us towards future endeavors purpose. Through hands-on experiences and insightful invaluable insights into potential career paths, igniting a continues to drive us forward.

Through the lens of electives, we learned not only about but also about teamwork, resilience, and the joy of Whether collaborating on a group project in psychology, backhand in tennis, or preparing for a debate tournament, friendships and cherished memories that will endure long

As we reflect on our high school years, let us cherish electives those moments of creativity, discovery, and growth remain etched in the tapestry of our lives. Here's to electives, where every 'ten' of our experiences found its expression."

Mrs. Michaud

Mrs. Tinajero

Mrs. Mitto

...Electives

Mrs. Friendman

Mrs. Nunez

Mrs. Rowntree

Ms. Shikle

Keeping It Reel

"My experience in journalism has taught me that classwork can be fun as a team. Milaji, 9th grade

Second Term

Created by Sophia Jaramillo, Joshua Visconti, and Luciana Tello

Ms. Santana: He s loving He s funny His face is purfect! He is picture purfect! He brings so much joy He loves everyone Everyone loves him!

PurrfectTEN

"Purrfect Ten" creates memorable moments as teachers and students share their love for their pets. This spread is adorned with from students and teachers, expressing the profound impact pets have on their lives. This section of the yearbook not immortalizes these cherished moments but also serves as a testament to the bond between humans and animals that enriches our daily lives.

Officer Matos: Cooper is our family Whoodle which is a mixed breed dog a cross between the Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier and Poodle dog breed. He is super Playful, friendly, and active, and extremely intelligent which he inherited some of the best qualities from both of his dog and human parents. Cooper is hypoallergenic so he can go everywhere

Ms. Daniel: My grand dog Beaux is an adorable Sheepadoodle that lives in Washington, DC. He's full of love, joy and energy!

Ms. Katz: Rescued Jaxy when she was only 8 months old. She is a spunky and brilliant terrier who loves to cuddle.

Mr. Wizenberg: He'll be 26 years old this year!

Ms. Tinajero: Thor is my new bundle of joy because he is

Pet name: Marley "Marley my firstborn son." -Noi Edwards

Pet name: Achilles

"Thank you for making smile everyday." -Luciana Tello

Pet name: Bob "Bob, you're the best friend a human could ask for."

-Javier Ulloa

by: Luciana Tello

Quintero Pet name: Sissy

Dauphin

Pet name: Frisky

"You've been a detrimental part of my life. I love you frisky."- Lilia Albitar

Pet name: Norman

"Don't try my cat."- Lilie Gold

Pet name: Mama cat

"My little Garfield."- Molly Fisher Pet name: Blue

dog."

Over the past four years, my life has undergone significant changes. Starting my freshman year completely online, with only one friend, I was unsure of what to expect. However, I was extremely grateful for the amazing teachers who made that difficult time easier for me. Although my freshman year was memorable, I consider my sophomore year the foundation for my time at Sheridan. It was during this year that I made friends who I know will continue to be a part of my life, as well as becoming the class vice president. Overall, from freshman to senior year, I became a more outgoing person, and someone who wasn't always afraid of the unknown. Especially after becoming class president, I grew into a person who didn't struggle under pressure. I gained an abundance of knowledge and experience that will help guide me not only for the next four years, but throughout my entire life. To my fellow classmates, I congratulate you all on your success and could not have wished for a better group of people to spend these last four years with. As we continue in life on our different paths, remember to believe in yourself and welcome all opportunities that come your way with open arms. Finally, to the rest of the student body: when it's time for you to become a senior, enjoy it to the Don't stress what is meant end, all will be

Senior Class President

"WHO KNOWS WHAT WE HAVE IN STORE"

Sponsor

To my kids of the Class of 2024

I can t even begin to think about the idea that it has already been 4 years since I met you. Well actually 3 years because I didn t get to physically meet any of you until your sophomore year. One attribute about you all that I love is how you did not allow the circumstances of the world s situation ruin your experience here at Sheridan. It has been an honor to have started this journey with you. To see you grow from freshman on a computer screen, to uncertain sophomores who experienced their first day of school as if they were still freshmen, to confident juniors who we all realized would be sharing the road with the rest of us as you received your driver s licenses (Eeek!), and finally to prepared seniors. Seniors who proudly wear their program uniforms. Seniors who have a plan and did not allow a world pandemic get them down, and who are ALL ready to tackle the world.

I would like to take the time to thank you for giving me this experience. The last class that I sponsored never made it to the end before we had to shut down. You all gave me a second chance to get a group to the finish line. I am so happy to have been able to do this. I thank you all for dealing with me as I bombarded you with Khan Academy, No Red Ink, Albert IO, emails, reminders, newsletters, surveys, and TESTING! Thank you for entertaining my lectures to you all about your potentials and ability to be amazing. Thank you for listening to my bad jokes and laughing with me, while allowing me to be a should for any of you to cry on when you needed it. For allowing me to be stern with you all and taking it like mature young adults. Thank you for allowing me to listen to any of your wants, needs, and concerns. For taking the time to problem solve with me and work through any life issues that you were going through. THANK YOU!

My final words to the class of 2024 is to remember to embrace your accomplishments. Your hard work and dedication are not something you throw aside when the going gets tough. Rather, use those strengths to push your hardships. The world is changing so quickly, and as the class of 2024, you have numerous opportunities to that change. Hold your heads up high as you cross the stage and transition from children to adults. Be sure to remember the village that got you here, and the one that will get you to where you want to be. All the world s a stage so most of it. I leave you with the words that I left the previous class because it rings so true to what you need in your next phase of life. William Arthur Ward said, Before you act, listen. Before you react, think. Before you spend, earn. Before you criticize, wait. Before you quit try.

Congratulations to the class of 2024

Your Class Sponsor and Biggest Supporter,

Mrs. Esther Charles-Kuhnn

SUPERLATIVES

Raphael

Shania Harry & Jair Mendoza

Karla Gonzalez

Shania Harry

Amgad Babiker

Lucas Macedo Camilla Zumaeta

Lina Rahama Benjamin Joseph

We all envisioned our future when we were 10. So we asked our SENIORS....

How does the ten-year-old vision of yourself compare to you now?

Here are the our SENIORS responses from...

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proud.

Alessandra

Briana Capacetti

Natalia Robayo

medical career

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Since I was how it felt to people, and my More than anything, my empathetic worker far have Christina Lane

Camila Zumaeta

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Lilia Albitar

Hello, my name is Jadore Marion, and I am the Co-President of the Class of 2025. My experience as a junior has been bittersweet, there have been good and difficult days. As a junior right now, I would encourage you not to fall behind because this year is critical and can be difficult. Juggling multiple things, such as a tough program, a job, and an officer level in a club, is stressful, so I do my best to pace myself. My advice to my classmates it to take some time for yourself. Leave the work alone for a day and relax. As a Class President, I acquired experience in communicating with others, learning how to fudnraise while having fun with my peers. STHS has its ups and downs, but it's essential to have fun and enjoy your four years here.

Jadore Marion Co President

Hi, my name is Trinity Noriega, your Class of 2025 Co-President! During my time serving as Class Co President this year, have learned and valued a lot. From being able to be apart of the decisions in our school to valuing all of your opinions for event and fundraisers like Homecoming and Penny Wars! Being your Co-President has made me see that our class really can be united and work together to create a special bond. We have all worked super hard and we are almost at the finish line. A word hope you all remember is perseverance. We have made it this far by being united not only with each other, but with other classes, teachers, staff and most importantly with our academics. We will persevere and make it all together into the last year, the best year of high school. I'm looking forward to seeing what our class will have in store for not only me, but all of us in this coming year. You are all amazing and valued deeply.

Trinity Noriega Co President

"TOGETHER WE THRIVE, CLASS OF 2025"

Created by Joshua Visconti, Cynthia Maloney, and Luciana Tello

Sherline

Acan Ochoa Camron Alexis Emma Almonte

Andres Alva Jude Alvarez Enriquillo Appolon Mark Aschenbrenner Jahmari Bailey

Shani Bandell Elisha Bedassie Isaiah Bell Angel Benjamin Sofiia Berkovets Melany Betancourt Diaz Stephanie Bonini Avigayil Breier

Jadon Brinson Jaden Brown Kori Brown Tyler Brown Alexander Cano Richard Cardenas Mesa Samantha Cedrati Moriah Chandler

Brian Chirinos Luis Classe Ty Cleaveland Joy Coalla Ashleigh Cole Michael Colon Tanisha Comete Kitt-Tanya Constance

Moses Cope-Edwards Sydney Dauphin Fahibie David Nathalie De Armas Milian Jadore Deleveaux

Gesner Desire Richella Dieujuste Luis Dorantes

Kailin Dye Noi Edwards Marcus Ekstrom Chelsey Ernst Edward Fernandez Steven Fischer Molly Fisher Kenya Fletcher

Sylas Fuentes Christopher Funes Mendoza Agata Galasso Melanie Gevorkyan Lilie Gold Tali Goldsmit Jacqueline Gonzalez Agustin

Antonella Guimet

Hayden Hayes Giselle Hernandez Dnequa Hodge Kasen Howard Tyree Hunt

Ruthanne Hutchinson

Faniela Jean Tahisha Jean Baptiste

Kenley Jean Francois Roselyne Jimenez James Johnson Anaya Kerr Ranijha Laguerre

Jordan London Johnatan Lopez

Amaryah Maitland Anthony Maldonado Sapna Mallysetty Jadore Marion Anthony Mascenik

Jada Mastroeni

Kevin Medina

Richanna Lyons Kaylee Mendez

Yet, junior year isn't solely defined by textbooks and exams. It's a year of exploration and self-discovery. We navigate the complexities of adolescence, grappling with questions of identity, purpose, and belonging. Through it all, we lean on each other, forging bonds that will withstand the test of time.

Academically, junior year demands our utmost dedication. It's a year where we delve deeper into our chosen subjects, preparing for standardized tests, and laying the foundation for our future endeavors. Whether it's mastering Mr. K s class or a test in Mrs. McAfee's, each academic triumph is a testament to our perseverance and determination.

As the year progresses, the anticipation of senior year looms on the horizon. We begin to envision the legacy we wish to leave behind, the goals we aspire to achieve, and the memories we hope to cherish for a lifetime. With every passing day, we inch closer to the culmination of our high school journey, a momentous occasion that symbolizes not only an end but also a new beginning. So here's to junior year, a chapter filled with challenges, triumphs, and invaluable lessons.

Pedro Mendoza Jazlyn Mera Danna Meza Rashelle Milla Jonathan Miller Isaiah Monash Alvaro Montano Philip Mortimer

Lisandra Mustelier Robert Nagy Keilan Navas Dwivoni Newell Renae Nicholson Trinity Noriega

Alijah Orr Jazmine Ortega

Sophia Patiag Julie Pelaez-Martinez Gabriel Perez Curt Petersen Natalia Pilliu Santiago Polar Jared Porras Kimberly Quintero

Dylan Ramos Igor Reyes Angel Reynoso Jodie Rodriguez Joshua Rodriguez Keana Rodriguez Rebecca Rotaru Aden Sanchez

Kelvin Santana Jorvanie Sido Darragh Sinclair Jakari Sinclair Ahava Sochaczewski

Keylissa Soljour Jada Qynn Sulton Nattan Telemaque

Luciana Tello Rosas Anastasia Timofeeva Javier Ulloa-Mendoza Kevin Vargas Geraldo Vega Isabella Velasquez Joshua Visconti Ariel Washington

As we flip through the pages of our yearbook, we re not just flipping through photos; we're flipping through our moments. The moments, from spirited spirit weeks and club pictures to the late-night hours finishing homework that never quite make it onto these pages. The class of 2026 is far from perfect, but the time and dedication that come from our members are everything. I wouldn t trade our class arguments for anything. We have grown as a class since our freshman year and could not have done so without our class sponsor, Ms.Shikle, a dedicated teacher doing the best so we can become the best. Our moments don't only have to end within a picture. Every laugh, hangout, and emote will go down in our own books. And as the class of 2026 grows, I can't wait to make more moments happen.

THE MIX, CLASS OF 2026"

THE BEST OF 2026

Created By: Aniska Clayton

Fadya Rauf

Veronica Cardoso

Riley Arocha

Jireth Bautista Enamorad

Thalia Andrews

Ionek Caceres-Martinez

Krista Catalano

Jaylo Barahona

Amaris Bazemore

Esteban De La Cruz

Alen Antony

Zacarriah Cadiz

Ismael Barreto

Jaiden Davis

Justin Aguilar Martinez

Lorenzo Delgado

Jason Argueta Miranda

Naresh Dammar Erykah Gordon

Uzma Dayan

Bryan Gajadhar

Iyssa Dennery

Aniska Clayton Fabian Gonzalez

Alexia Dancourt

Gioashanti Feneus

Alessandra Cornejo Tejada

Rachida Gordon

Ana Clara De Freitas Grego

Donovan Deschamps

Hadassah Charles Angie Garcia Skylah Emerson

Gabriella Colon Isabela Gonzalez

Cynthia Davidson Maloney

Malachai Florent

Karla Cret

Alison Diaz

Shadman Chowdhury

Quiarden George

Zaharah Ennis

Ciera Conde Jasmyne Gonzalez

Ariel Fredericks

Quinn Cuddihy

Nicholas Dumeng

Joshua Chukwurah

Diana Godinez-Perez

Gail Facey

Amy Corea

Ayanna Dunn

Jasmine Buell

Allen Canario Alvarado

Joshua Bass

Diego Aguilera

Kira Bullard-Johnson

Samuel Lachmann

Lafawn Hilbert

Cameron Jean Baptiste

Dylan Hamilton

Veronica Jones

Jasmine Lane

Keisha Huerta

Romaldo Jimenez

Marvin Miranda Leslie Hernandez Ramirez

Dennis Juarez

Destinee James

Mia Mercado Cordova

Giovanni Granek

Raelynn Mondelus

Steven Herrera

Anderson McMurchy

Fadya Rauf

Shelly Meza

Darianna Pena

Sebastian Montezuma

Margareth Lopez Cubas

Melany Quintero Lopez

Nataly Mejia

Michael Onye

Valentina Masone

Mason Rayfield

Carley Mincher

Melanie Morales Urcina

Samiyah Lindsey

John Pham

Leyanni O'Brien

Daniel Maldonado Jonathan Ramirez

Eduardo Mendoza

Luis Ortiz-Caballero

Gabriela Mayorquin

Amelie Moreau

Ariana Lopez

Eric Pozo

Emmanuel Obando Vasquez

Keith Adrian Mallari

Valentina Ramirez

Blaise Pascal

David McDonald

Sarai Moya

Daniel Lopez

Valerie Quinonez-Guerrero

Azuka Odibi

Camila Marte

Brylee Norris Johnathan Johnson

Leah Khashper

Sophia Jaramillo

Ashley Grullon

Tamia Johnson

level to see what they were

Seley has an assortment of items pertaining to school and her personal needs. She carries around her laptop and charger, but she must always have her phone charger with her for when that battery starts to head towards the single digits. She must always have Mrs. Horton's binder and her specific gel pen. Her other items are lip gloss, AirPods, and a mini hairbrush.

Daniel carries around only the essentials. In his backpack, he always has to have his AirPods; they are first on the list when packing up. He doesn t have just one pair he also has to have his backup AirPods. He has other technology like his school laptop and the laptop charger. You can t forget the most important part of the day: lunch! He has to have cash for when he is ready to eat.

Jeremy keeps it down to the basics of what is in his school bag. He has things such as his laptop, charger, and binder. Like most, he always has his AirPods for the rest of the downtime he has during the day. Jeremy doesn t carry much, but the things he does are necessities for him at school.

When you have to wear your backpack all day, the less stuff in your bag, the lighter your bag is.

Leah works hard to keep her backpack clean and well organized, but she always has her essentials. She carries the typical laptop, paper, and pens, but they are specific. She needs to have her four-class notebook and her colored coding pens. She has her personal items like mini perfume and a hair clip. She always has to have gum in her bag.

Joy Swindle

Manoel Rodriguez

Kaylah Scarlett

Kelly Rivera

Sean Stawski

Andrew Tellez

Arlin Sierra Mendez

Joaquin Rivero-Orozco

Anna Styles Sevinch Saidmurodova

Ahanaf Reaz

Emily Rodriguez

Kevin Vega Kenny Zahner

Jayden Trimmingham

Michelle Velez

Jeremy Vazquez

William Womack

Josue Vazquez Myah Wright

Aniyah Smith

Seley Swan

Karma Saleem

Sanai Ritchie

Gabriela Solano

As an upcoming freshman I walked into Sheridan Tech not knowing what to expect and if I would really grow and learn within its halls. When I started at Sheridan Tech, and I saw that all it has to offer, I wanted to make sure that our class of 2027 had the tools to become as successful as possible. I knew the main way to do this was to make myself a part of the student body council. Halfway through the school year A few of my peers and I noticed that we needed a sponsor in which Mrs. Charles and Ms. Katz helped us find the best sponsor to help our class succeed, Mrs. Nunez. By engaging with my fellow classmates and teachers, it continued to show me how important communication is and the need to constantly be transparent. One of the key points in communication is receiving feedback from fellow classmates and my sponsor on fundraising ideas. We were fortunate in being successful with St. Patrick's day and hopefully in the future with more events and corporations. I m truly grateful for being elected as have entrusted school years

Created by: Seley Swan & Rachida Gordon

Israel Dacosta

Djelousca Darbouze

Oneilyah Davis

Yadian Delgado

Emily Alfonso

Almonte Jimenez Julissa Alvarado

Ammann

Simon Contant

Juan Cordova

Leah-Marie Corrielus

Gabriella Csendes

Princess Charles

Saphir Charleus

Andrea Chavez

Samantha Chiarello

Domenic Coleman

Taianna Collins

Aisoke Irons

Nathanael Jacques

Ohmari Jean

Gerardclaude Jean-Mary

Gabriella Angeles

Nataly Gomez Arita

Gabriel Gonzalez

Trevor Gray

Jasmin Gutierrez

Idan Habosha

Arriana Hidalgo

Nicolas Gomez

Aylin Fernandez Salas

Peyton Forbes

Briella Francois

Daniel Frolov

Gabriel Diaz

Noemi Dicuru-Leidenz

Rianna Dunn

Sebastian Duran Morales

Yandel Espinal

MacKenzie Fernandez

Kaylee Carmona

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Mayra

Vianni

Created by: Rachida Gordon

From the exhilarating rush of scoring the winning goal to the heart-pounding excitement each game had us in, intramural sports have been more than just games, they have given us the spirit. Each match, practice, and victory has given our pack a new memory. Over the past TEN years our intramural sports have created great memories for our high school experience.

But intramural sports are about more than just the final score. They're about teamwork, perseverance, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Whether we found ourselves dribbling down the basketball court or sprinting towards the end zone at the final TEN seconds, we did so with a shared sense of purpose and determination.

Beyond the competition, intramural sports have fostered a sense of belonging and unity within the tech school community. We cheered for our teammates, celebrated their successes, and lifted each other up in times of defeat. Through the highs and lows, we stood together as a testament to the power of sportsmanship and solidarity.

As we turn the pages of our yearbook, let us not only remember the victories and accomplishments but also the friendships forged, and lessons learned. Over the past TEN years, STHS Intramural Sports have lead students to discover the true meaning of teamwork, resilience, and the unbreakable bond that unites us all.

A BIG thank you to Mr. Uffner for saving the day! Your willingness to take on such a task meant the world to STHS, and your dedication made a difference. Thank you for time, effort, and support; it's deeply appreciated.

Intramural Sports

Sports Club Coach

Mr. Uffner

Debate

PRESIDENT

"Discover the riveting world of Sheridan Tech's Debate club, where intellect meets eloquence and ideas collide to spark enlightening discussions. Explore our club's mission, history, and profound impact it has one our school community. Meet the passionate minds, behind the arguments, witness engaging activities, and see how this Debate Club fosters invaluable skills like critical thinking and teamwork."

- Keana Linares.

VICE PRESIDENT

"Debate, with its structured nature, fosters a conducive environment for youth to express their thoughts, fostering a sense of empowerment and community. This experience has proven instrumental in alleviating anxiety by providing a platform for articulate expression and a supportive atmosphere."

-Tanisha Comete

SECRETARY

"In a world where young voices are constantly drowned out, debate is the state individuals can express themselves on, in raw authenticity, casting a limelight on their thoughts and ideas that in turn, roll the ball for imperative change in our world. As Secretary, ensure that organization is implemented and enforced in the club."

-Melany Quintero.

CONGRESS CAPTAIN

"As Congress Captain I am in charge of training and helping people that want to enter the world of Congress Most people in Speech and Debate find Congress cut-throat, but if you like action and learning new things Congress is the place for you. In Congress we talk about real life topics that effect students like yourself and the rest of the nation."

-Angelina Matos

Performances

Bound for Brilliance: Three Minds, One Mission. Watch out, Debate Tournament, here come the powerhouse trio!

Leading the Charge: Meet the Masterminds Behind the Gavel. With precision, passion, and purpose, our debate club officers steer us towards excellence.

Duo Interpretation: Two Voices, One Stage. A Performance that Speaks Volumes. Behold the Power of Collaboration in Duo Interpretation.

Drama Club

Sponsors:

Ms. Friedman & Ms. Charles

Troupe 8356! Performances

Officers: Left to Right

Top: Kimberly Quinterro- Secretary

Top: Moses Cope- Edwards - Co. Historian

Richanna Lyons- Vice President

Nayade Jean Louis- Co. Historian

Alvaro Montano Jr.- Treasurer

Maya Heby- Co. President

Sara Townley- Co. President

By Ayanna Dunn

Troupe 8356's very own Black Men Magic WOW! their fellow wolves with their timeless dance moves

Junior Keana Rodriguez earns three superiors and an her pieces at the Districts competition

Sophomore Keith Adrian O. Mallari earn Critic's Choice for his brilliant costume design at Districts

Our mighty troupe 8356 takes on districts (right) and heads up to Tampa for states (left)

Junior Emma Almonte hits the stage for STHS's annual Black History Month Performance

From the President

Being the Co- President of Key Club is an honor and a responsibility that goes beyond a mere title. The role involves overseeing the club's activities, ensuring their alignment with our mission, and fostering an environment where every member feels valued and motivated.

It means being a problem- solver, navigating challenges, and turning obstacles into opportunities for growth and improvement. It requires effective communication, both within the club and with external partners, to amplify the impact of our service projects. -Karla

Key Clubbers

Being a Key Club member

is a commitment to selfless service and a testament to the belief that even small actions can create substantial positive change within the community. As a member you embrace the opportunity to contribute to meaningful service projects and engage in activities that foster compassion, empathy, and a genuine desire to make a differences.

Our Officers

Key Club

Key Club at STHS is an amazing organization! All we do is community service, which not only helps the community but also helps student get the service hours they need to graduate, get Bright Futures, scholarships, and Silver Cord at graduation. In the past 4 years, we have grown from 30 student to over 200. I am honored to help our students get where they want to go! -Mrs. DiAlberto

The Faculty Advisor

Karla GonzalezCo-President

Mia VieiraCo-President

Julie PelaezCo-Vice President Sophia Camille PatiagCo-Vice President

Mrs. DiAlberto- Key Club Advisor

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Gonzalez

In the beginning, God said let there be light, nah I'm just kidding. When I was first given this position, I wasn't aware of the full commitment it took to run such an amazing club. But, with the help of my sponsor and School Dad, SRO Matos, I've survived with all of my limbs intact. This year has been amazing, and I love my club soooooooooooooooo much. It's been a challenge, but it's also been one of the best privileges I've ever been granted. I hope I can run again next year and have another amazing year. GO WOLVES(especially the ones in Crime Watch). - Nattan Telemaque

Crime Watch

The STHS Crime Watch Club is a student-led effort that helps youth take a share of responsibility for their school safety. Based on the Neighborhood Watch concept, our school crime watch encourages positive peer pressure among students to take pride in their school through its series of youth crime prevention training programs and action projects. They also learn the best ways to report suspicious activities or disturbances. Youth who participate in a school crime watch also get a chance to see how the judicial system works with our planned field trip tours to local Police Station, Jail and Courthouse. Activities hosted or sponsored by STHS Crime Watch are Red Ribbon/Spirit Week, Anti-Bullying/Peace Week, Suicide Prevention month, Substance Abuse Prevention week, and Community Service Projects for graduating hours. - Officer Matos

Student Government Association

As your Student Government Association Vice President, this year has been a journey of coming together and working together. Working with our new group of officers we have come a long way. Together, we've shaped events, activities, and after school memories that define our school community. From officer elections to unforgettable spirit weeks we create moments. The base of Sheridan Technical High School comes from the students celebrate the schools 10-year milestone, we've achieved so much. Winning awards and attending BCASC meeting all leading to a bigger goal. As the year comes end I know we will only work harder. Fadya Rauf

Since I've been in SGA, I've experienced many fun moments and made new friends. I have gone through the club always looking forward to what we were doing. SGA is one of the best

Student Government Association, or SGA, is a student-led club that represents the student body and advocates for them. At SGA we also take on the job of planning certain events like Spirit Week and fundraisers among many others. SGA gives members the opportunity to become an integral part of shaping our school environment. As a member and officer, I had the privilege of engaging in leadership roles, organizing events, and advocating for students. Being a part of SGA has thought me leadership and collaboration skills that will be indispensable to my future. Our goal is to make our school a better place and help our members develop invaluable skills for future endeavors. Together, we build a vibrant and inclusive community for all students at our school. -

SGA is the perfect place for all students to have a voice and create positive change. From running spirit week to CPR courses, we really do it all. We are proud to host multiple different projects throughout the year that impact the student body, our faculty, and our community. Serving as this year s president, I am honored to facilitate the club and ensure that we meet our goals. We have accomplished so many great things such as hosting engaging leadership workshops and building a fantastic little library, and I can t wait for what we will do in the future!

- Sapna Mallysetty

Melany Betancourt

Mu Alpha Theta

"We're not nerds, we're numerically superior."

"If it was easy, it wouldn't be Mu Alpha Theta."

This dedicated group of students commit to protecting and preserving our natural world through education, advocacy, and hands-on conservation efforts. Whether planting trees, cleaning up, or raising awareness about environmental issues, the Ecology Club's far reaching and

These young scientists are not only expanding their own understanding of ecology but also contributing valuable date that can inform conservation efforts. Through their observations of plans, ecosystem dynamics, and environmental changes, these students are helping to monitor the health of local ecosystems and identify potential threats.

The Robotics Club is a captivating blend of innovation, teamwork, and technology that captivates it's members. This club provides a stimulating environment where students can explore the fascinating world of robotics, from designing and building robots to programming them to perform complex tasks.

Beyond the scientific contributions, student's passion for nature is inspiring others to appreciate. is a reminder of the important role that people play shaping future

By inspiring curiosity and sparking a passion for robotics, this club prepares its members to become the innovators and leaders of tommorrow.

The hands-on nature of robotics allows members, to apply concepts from science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in practical and creative ways.

Embracing the Beat of Service: STHS National Honor Society walks hand in hand with the Broward community at the Heart Walk, channeling dedication and compassion into every step towards a healthier tomorrow.

The Teen Readers Club is truly amazing, offering a space where young readers can come together to explore the wonders of literature. Through lively discussions, book recommendations, and engaging activities, the club fosters a love of reading and learning among its members.

President of Teen Readers

The club's supportive environment encourages teens to share their thoughts and ideas, helping them to develop critical thinking skills and expand their literary horizons.

"A group of individuals who love to read have joined Teen Readers to read to their heart s desire. The Teen Reader of this generation have assembled to compete against other readers in an annual battle, The Battle of the Books, hoping to wolf down the competition. The wolf pack shall reign supreme; we will not be defeated!!"Kailey Menendez

Fashion Show!!!

and style. The event featured a dazzling array of traditional outfits from various Hispanic countries, showcasing the vibrant colors, intricate designs, and rich cultural significance of each garment.

The Multimedia club's dedication and creativity shone brightly in their work on the 10-th anniversary yearbook theme. They meticulously crafted a visual narrative that not only honored that past decade of memories but also celebrated the school's journey and growth over the years.

The Multimedia club is a dedicated group of students who work tirelessly to created a lasting memento of the school year. They are the unsung heroes behind the scenes, capturing memories and moments that will be cherished for years to come. From organizing photo shoots to designing layouts, the multimedia club members pour their hearts and souls into every aspect of the yearbook production process.

The Mental Health Awareness CLub is an exceptional organization dedicated to promoting mental well-being and reducing stigma surrounding mental health. Their commitment to raising awareness and promoting positive mental health makes the Mental Health Awareness Club truly remarkable.

The Spanish club is a vibrant and dynamic group that celebrates the language,

The Art Club is a vibrant community that celebrates creativity and self-expression through various forms of art. Members of the club explore different artistic techniques and styles, collaborate on projects and showcase their work. The club provides a welcoming space for individuals to unleash their creativity, develop their artistic skills, and connect with others who

Spoken word is a powerful form of artistic expression that combines poetry, storytelling, and performance. It allows students to share their thoughts, emotions, and experiences in a compelling and engaging way. This club provides a welcoming and inclusive space where individuals can explore the power of spoken word, connect with like-minded artists, and engage in meaningful dialogue.

The Art Club use Trader Joe's bags as their canvas to show showcase their artistic talent of sewing.

Art club's sewing offers welcoming space to unleash your creativity and way

The Spoken Word group is a captivating blend of poetry, performance, and storytelling that ignites the imagination of its speaker.

Their teamwork fosters a dynamic energy onstage, where students talents merge seamlessly into a share vision.

This year was a season of growth for our Spoken Word poets, and they challenged themselves every step of the way. They put their souls on the stage, and I am so proud of them! Beowulves, you scored multiple 10/10s on the stage as well as in my eyes! Congrats for a powerful season! - Ms. Mcafee.

The Human Relations Club is a compassionate community dedicated to fostering understanding, empathy, and inclusivity among its members and beyond. The club stands for building positive relationships, promoting cultural diversity, and

Through meaningful discussions, educational events, and community outreach, the Human Relations Club strives to create a more harmonious and accepting society.

Through guest presentations, members have gained knowledge about a variety of occupations, particularly in STEM disciplines. The club seeks to inspire positive change and empower individuals to make a difference in their own lives and the world around them.

She Has Empowerment, or S.H.E., is a club that gives students the chance to learn more and widen their perspective on the working world. The goal of S.H.E. is to expose members to novel ideas about gender inequality in a variety of fields. This club is made up of a fantastic collection of students that are enthusiastic about their futures and like working together with others who will support them in achieving their objectives.

BASKETBALL PLAYER

Idah Habosha

I have been doing track and cross country for 4 years and wresting for one year. (9th grade)

Isaish Lawson

I participate in basketball. I've been

TRACK ATHLETE

Cameron Jean Bapiste am Track athlete. I have been participating in Track and Field since the age of 4 to now. I choose to continue running track because it is my happy place and i want to be able to run track in college and even after college and some of my cousins also run track in college along with my uncles in which they have broken ample amount of records and i want to be next up in line. (10th grade)

TRACK ATHLETE

MAJORETTE

George Verbetsky

I participate in volunteer service. Participant since Summer 2023. I continue working at the service as it give me a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment at the end of a school week.

(12th grade)

basically try sport

I'm honestly glad he did. I've learned so many new things and have gained a lot of. (12th grade)

Ismael Elvir

I'm a Barber. As a barber for two years, I actively engage in this extracurricular activity to not only hone my skills but also to connect with a diverse network of individuals. Providing quality service isn't just about grooming; it's about boosting confidence by helping others look

Sydney Morris

I participate in majorette. I've always wanted to try to majorette because I

BARBER

Noor Malija

I've been playing in a club for about two-three years and I am currently the team captain. I play for the wildfire volleyball club and together my team and I have won several games through the many tournaments. I also played for high school team as a freshman on varsity. (9th grade)

These students are actively engaged in extracurricular activities outside of the Wolf Den, dedicating their time and effort to clubs that promote sports, volunteer, dance, and more. Their commitment to these pursuits highlights their passion for learning, personal growth, and making a positive impact in their school and community. Despite the demands of their academic schedule, they devote their time and energy to clubs that reflect their diverse interests and values.

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Elena Manasturean

There's No Place

Like HOMECOMING

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The only thing brighter than the lights were the smiles on the walk of fame.

-Ms. Novotny

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SQUAD DAY

Spirit 2024

RHYME without REASON

NERDS VS. JOCKS

A journey through time and imagination at the South Florida Renaissance Festival, where Sheridan's brightest minds from Drama, Debate, Teen Readers, and Crime Watch clubs connect annually. Our students engage in passionate performances that embody the essence of the Renaissance era, breathing life into history with their creativity and intellect. Step back in time with us as we celebrate culture, knowledge, and camaraderie amidst the vibrant tapestry of the Renaissance!

Festival

Jaiden Brown, 11th grade

From kayaking in the Caribbean sunshine on turquoise coat water to climbing the famous Dunn's River waterfall and even exploring history filled ports, this trip was a beautiful showcase of my island's wonders. Through this adventure I made memories that would last a life time.

Ms. Nunez, Staff

I went volunteering with my family to Panama. Totally out our regular vacations. time we went help! At end, I received more from experience of what I originally thought!

highlight of my spring break was the Baja California trip for my cousin Shannon & Jon's wedding in Todos Santos,; rooftop welcome party, Rancho Corazon wedding, day after celebration at Villa of Hope then ended with a few days in Cabo cousin, sister, bro-in-love & niece.Closed out, near the aqua, drumming, swimming/enjoying FL NatGeo moments.

Kevin Iglesias, 12th grade

During the 11th grade summer, I went on a trip to Italy sponsored by the Thomas W. McCormick Scholarship Fund. The trip was to Rome, where I also went to a Rome language and dialect course at the Dillit International House. During my stay, I got to meet some amazing people who taught me slang and pop culture in Italy.

Ms. Novotny, Staff

Traveling to Paris for the holidays was magical. There were so many highlights to the trip, seeing the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, climbing to the top of the Sacré-C ur Basilica, but the biggest highlight was traveling to Mont Saint Michel (inspiration for Disney's Kingdom of Corona) in Normandy, France.

Officer Matos and Angelina Matos eat beignets and sip coffee on their trip to New Orleans.

The Sheridan Technical High School staff and students embark on incredible vacations, exploring a multitude countries and experiencing diverse cultures. Traveling different countries exposes them to new perspectives, language, and traditions, broadening their understanding of the world.

The Hawaiian scenery was gorgeous, the landmarks were unique and fascinating, and the weather was great. The highlight, to me at least, was seeing an active volcano in the Volcanoes National Park. I learned many things about Hawaii, such as what the state fish is, or their traditions, and the history of the Polynesians. Something I surprisingly enjoyed a lot was hiking to the top of Diamond Head, one of Hawaii's several mountains. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone considering a vacation in Hawaii.

My trip was amazing and was filled with so much adventure. I originally went to the University of Maryland for a medical internship and ended up visiting Washington, d.c. I learned more in depth details while walking through the memorial reflecting pool and throughout the district.

She loves to travel especially loves to go to Tennessee with her family during summer and winter break.

I visited Peru, and saw Machu Picchu. My favorite part of these trip was experiencing new things with my family.

SURVEY SAYS....

The Wolf Pack was asked, "what was your favorite...."

Brylee Norris

" I love the Chicken Nuggets and Fries."

Joshua Bass "I get my lunch at the Cafe. That's my spot."

Amy Corea

"I like to enjoy a bag of Miss Vickie's Salt and Vinegar chips."

Ashleigh Cole thinks the most fun tutoring is happening in Algebra 2.

Agata Galasso I love water from

Faniela Jean

"I vote my 3rd block the part of the day outside lunch."

Valentina Rojas "My favorite club Club."

Ciera Conde "Ms. William's is my favorite teacher."

Gabriel Diaz "The Chicken Burger with fries and a Jupina are it for me!"

Cynthia Maloney "The best club in my opinion is Spoken Word."

WOLVES

Together these varied responses created a rich dialogue that enriches our understanding and strengthens our bonds.

ONE QUESTION, MANY ANSWERS

In our school community, the exchange of ideas between students and teachers is a vibrant and integral part of learning. When posed with thought-provoking questions, both students and teachers eagerly contribute their unique perspectives, creating a tapestry of diverse insights by asking

Pictured above: Fadya Rauf, Dennis Juarez, Coach P, Uzma Dayan, Caitlin Underwood

Pictured above: Khalil Baker, Briella Francois, Penelope Kraus, Isaiah Lawson

Pictured in the middle: Leyanni O'Brien, Samiyah Lindsey, Valerie Onye, Jireth Bautista Enamorad, Karen Lucero, Noor Milaji

Pictured above: Ms. Rodriguez, Coach P., Melanie Morales Urcina, Uzma Dayan, Valentina Ramirez, Michelle Velez

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my have question you those friends and memories than I could've made in a year. The trip was very emotional and rode so many highs and lows. For example, on just the second day of being there we went to the monumental Landschaftspark for the Ruhr Games, and it was one of my favorite days in Germany. But I also had days where I couldn't wait to go home because being 4,000 miles away from anyone you love can be really tough. Every day was a blessing and if I could do it all over again would. To this day I keep in touch with multiple of my German friends and every day think back to the time I spent there. Words cannot describe how grateful am for this experience and opportunity, and I can't wait visit once again.

Riley Fumero

Lauryn Roberti

with a German family bringing their daughter, Mila back to Florida with me. experience broadened deepened my understanding of the world, and invaluable life lessons.

of being able to go to exchange student. This exchange gave me the chance to immerse myself with a European family and see what the life of German consist of, aside from visiting as a tourist. My visit to Germany let me learn more of its culture and society. The exchange has influenced me to study abroad in my college career and travel more in general. It taught to try new things out of my comfort zone and become more independent. I forever will be grateful that I was apart of this exchange and I will never forget about the time I spent in Germany nor my exchange student.

from Sheridan Technical High School participate in a study abroad program, the fundamental value of traveling and experiencing different cultures firsthand. program provide a unique opportunity for students to step out of their comfort zones, their perspectives, and develop a greater appreciation for cultural diversity. By immersing themselves in new environments, students gain valuable life skills such as independence, adaptability, and cross-cultural communication, which are essential in an interconnected world. Overall, traveling is fundamental for students at Sheridan High School as it equips them with the skills and perspectives need to thrive in a global society.

passion opened doors to incredible opportunities. As you these new chapters of your lives, remember

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Polytechnic

The University of Kansas

University of Central Florida

Sierra Richardson

My name is Sierra, I graduated from STHS in 2018 and currently work as a People Partner (HR Business Partner) in the International segment at Walmart. In my technical program, Business Management and Analysis, we learned about small business operations, created our own business plan (my team s was called Groomin ), and dived into case studies focused on large corporations. It was in that class that I realized no matter the scale of a business, there were similarities in operational and people strategies that allow companies to reach sales goals and cultivate great culture. Now as work on people strategy and organizational design for the largest company in the world, often find myself thinking back to the fundamental principles I learned in that class and credit my technical program for expanding my curiosity and drive to solve problems. And even though I dreaded it in the moment, those deep dive assignments on excel formulas still come in handy today.

Class of 2018 Dylan Navarro

Getting the opportunity to enroll in the Network Systems Administration program helped solidify my decision to pursue higher education and eventually a career in information technology. With the foundational knowledge that I learned in my program, was able to hit the ground running in college and eventually graduate summa cum laude with a B.S. in Computer Networking & Cybersecurity. The foundational knowledge allowed me to excel in my introductory courses, allowing me to continue learning and advancing my skill set ahead of my peers. This led to my being chosen for a service scholarship and my career working in a cybersecurity role for the U.S. Department of Defense.

Class of 2020

Class of 2019

Azaria Easton

Choosing to go to STHS was one of the best choices I'd ever made. The Nursing program I was in has given me a lot of knowledge to open quite a few doors for me as I am still pursuing a career in Nursing. I'm currently working in the medical field helping people as much as I can in my role. Having the backing of that program has got me in the door with two different jobs and I'm grateful to have been able to experience that and share it with you all. I give most of my props to the amazing teacher I had and also to the school for even allowing me to be able to use my time in school to start my career.

The alumni of the technical program at Sheridan Technical High School have had a significant impact on their careers due to the education they received. The program provided them with practical, hand-on skills that are directly applicable to their chosen fields, giving them a competitive edge in the job market. Overall, the education received at Sheridan Technical High School has had a lasting and positive impact on the careers of it's alumni, helping them achieve success in their professional lives. Alumni Beyond the Den have a few words to share in celebration of our decade of dominance.

Class of 2021

Jose Mendez

My four years at Sheridan Technical High School gave me the opportunity to learn and grow. It was an amazing time that made me a better person and a better student. My accomplishments today in college and in the life I have now are only possible because of what I learned at Sheridan Technical High School.

Laiana Petitisse

Completing the LPN Program at STHS has allowed me to gain experience in the medical field and enter my nursing career earlier than most. It has given me a head start and a rare advantage that has propelled my success in college and fast tracked my progress toward receiving my degrees. I graduated from STHS in 2022 and earned my Associate s of Arts degree at Broward College only a year later in 2023. Balancing high school courses and my technical program taught me time management, responsibility, and how to adapt. But it s technical programs are not only what make STHS great. Participating in clubs at STHS were the highlight of my high school experience. Competing in competitions, winning trophies, etc (Thinking of a Segway lol). My teachers from STHS all had a part in molding me into the well rounded individual that am today. without them I wouldn be who I am nor would I have achieved as much as have so far. am grateful for my time at STHS and will cherish it forever.

Class of 2023

Class of 2022

Abdulbasit Ajao

My name is Abdulbasit Ajao and I'm part of the graduating class of 2023. My time at Sheridan Technical High School has been instrumental in my transformation into college. The class switch in the middle of the semester and early morning routine have come in handy at college. At STHS, with the help of Mrs. Friedman, Mrs. Charles, and Mr. Fisher my passion for singing, drawing, dancing, and acting was fueled. At STHS, I realized that wanted to major in urban and regional planning, thanks to my program in construction and building design management, which is run by Mr. Fisher. This educational framework provided the perfect launchpad for my major. A lot of the things that I learned in my program would tie in perfectly to my major. In my program I learned about city design, carpeting, blueprints, and architecture; all extremely vital to Urban and regional planning.

Created by: Luciana Tello

In the bustling halls of our high school, amidst the whirlwind of classes and extracurriculars, there exists a bond so strong it's become legendary the Krusty Krew. United by fate and a force between Ms. Katz and Ms. Santana, these five friends came together in 10th grade, transforming their classroom into a haven of laughter and camaraderie.

From the very first moment they came together, it was clear that this group was destined to become friends. With their quick wit, infectious energy, and unbridled enthusiasm, they brought a spark of joy to class. Together, they tackled deadlines and the occasional bout writer's block with a sense of determination. After the deadlines to a halt and yearbooks were sent to the printer, Ms. Santana them help with graduation planning and organizing. Graduation went off without a hitch! When it came to the end of their year, the Krusty's reunited once again for all things graduation.

the Krusty Krew was more than just a journalism class clique they became a family. Through the ups and downs of high school life, they stood by each other's side, offering support, encouragement, and the occasional shoulder to lean on. Whether it celebrating victories, navigating heartaches, or simply sharing a laugh over lunch, they did it all together, creating memories that would last a lifetime.

the years went by, their bond only grew stronger. From journalism to senior year shenanigans, they faced every challenge with resilience and a healthy dose of humor. They may have started as classmates, but they ended as amazing friends, a testament to the power of friendship and the magic of the Krusty Krew.

here's to the Krusty Krew! A group of friends who turned a journalism class into an adventure, a friendship into a family, and a high school into a home. As we turn the page on this chapter of our lives, let us carry with us the lessons learned, the memories made, and the laughter shared.

AAcan Ochoa, Sherline ...............64

Accius, Jania

39, 40, 51, 105, 108, 109, 111, 112

Aguilar Martinez, Justin ....................70

Aguilera, Diego ....70

Albitar, Lilia ................ ...15, 25, 40, 60, 104

Alexis, Camron .....64

Alfonso, Emily .......78

Allen, Reginald .......8

Almonte, Emma ........ 23, 63, 64, 85, 87, 112

Almonte Jimenez, Joel .......................78

Alva, Andres ..63, 64

Alvarado, Julissa .78

Alvarez, Jude .......64

Alvarez, Rebecca .................40, 50, 60

Ammann, Kylee ....78

Andrews, Thalia ...70

Angeles, Gabriella ... .........................78, 113

Angeles, Sophia .................25, 78, 113

Antolin, Philip ............ ......................8, 16, 31

Antony, Alen .........70

Appolon, Enriquillo .. ..................63, 64, 111

Ardon-Caceres, Linda ......25, 78, 112

Argueta, Xavi .78, 87

Argueta Miranda, Jason ....................70

Arocha, Riley ........70

Aschenbrenner, Mark .......64, 111, 112

Asselta, Ashley ......... ................8, 12, 13, 17

Atkins, Alessandra ..................40, 57, 98

Auguste, Roodmille .........27, 40, 109, 112

Augustin, Anthony ... ..................40, 56, 83

BBabiker, Amgad ...40

Bailey, Jahmari .......... .........................26, 64

Bajana, Edison ................8, 14, 17, 87

Baker, Khalil .77,78, 80, 108, 125

Bandell, Shani ........... ..................64, 67, 98

Barahona, Jaylo ........ ................69, 70, 108

Barreno Camacho, Katherine ................. .........40, 53, 92, 122

Barreto, Ismael ..................22, 69, 70

Bass, Joshua 24, 69, 70, 91, 108, 109, 120

Bautista Enamorad, Jireth ......................... ........24, 70, 108, 124

Bazemore, Amaris ..........................70, 91

Beardslee, Selena ... ................................78

Bedassie, Elisha .........................64, 66

Bell, Isaiah ...........63, 64, 83, 87

Bello, Aron James .... ................................40

Benjamin, Angel ....... 25, 63, 64, 90, 91, 112

Bennett, Sasha .........................78, 87

Berkovets, Sofiia .......................64, 122

Berman, Richard ....... ......................8, 17, 24

Betancourt Diaz, Melany ..........25, 64, 92, 98

Bien-Aime, Damyr .... ................................78

Bien-Aime, Dorothy ................................78

Blandon, Christian ... ................................78

Boatwright, Cory ..78

Bonini, Stephanie 64

Boothe, Kimora ..............78, 108, 109

Brannon, Taylor ....78

Breier, Avigayil ................64, 88, 102

Brimais, Laurie .......... .................77,78, 108

Brinson, Ayzia ......78

Brinson, Jadon ..................24, 63, 64

Brown, Briseys .....78

Brown, Jaden 24, 25, 27, 63, 64, 90, 91, 94, 95, 110, 112, 113, 116

Brown, Kori ................ ..................64, 67, 92 Brown, Tyler .........64

Buell, Jasmine ........... .........22, 69, 70, 108

Bullard-Johnson, Kira .......................70

CCaballeros, Alianna ................................78

Caceres-Martinez, Ionek .............22, 70

Cadiz, Zacarriah ..........................70, 91

Camille, Rose .......8, 15, 90, 91, 115

Canario Alvarado, Allen ............70, 108

Cano, Alexander ...... ..........................64, 91

Capacetti, Briana ..........................41, 56

Cardenas Mesa, Richard ................64

Cardoso, Veronica ................................70

Cardoso, Victoria .41

Carmona, Kaylee .................78, 87, 109

Casas, Valentina ....... ...........15, 41, 88, 104

Catalano, Krista .........................69, 70

Cedrati, Samantha ................25, 64, 103

Champagnie, Brian .. .................................41

Chandler, Moriah ........................64, 110

Charles, Alyssah ....... 24, 27, 41, 56, 109, 112, 129

Charles, Esther .........

8, 15, 17, 39, 50, 51, 86, 87, 90, 112, 115

Charles, Hadassah ................................70

Charles, Princess ..... ...........78, 87, 91, 109

Charleus, Saphir .................77,78, 108

Chavez, Andrea .................77,78, 108

Cheristil, Ashlyne .41

Chiarello, Samantha ................................78

Chirinos, Brian .......... ........................64, 110

Chowdhury, Shadman ......70, 111

Chukwurah, Joshua 32, 70, 87, 113, 114, 115

Classe, Luis ....63, 64, 67, 85, 111

Clayton, Aniska .........

35, 69, 70, 91, 108, 109

Cleaveland, Ty .........................63, 64

Coalla, Joy ......64, 111

Cogan, Jason ..8, 23

Cole, Ashleigh .63, 64, 67, 120, 123

Coleman, Domenic ................................78

Collins, Taianna ....78

Colon, Gabriella .........................70, 92

Colon, Jan-Marcos ... .................................41

Colon, Michael .......... 64, 87, 90, 91, 111, 115

Colson, Rasheed ...... 41, 52, 60, 83, 109, 111

Comete, Tanisha .64, 67, 84, 108, 109

Conde, Ciera .........32, 69, 70, 120

Constance, Kitt-Tanya ................. ........64, 67, 109, 123

Contant, Simon ....78

Cope-Edwards, Moses 64, 82, 86, 87, 108, 109, 111

Cordova, Juan ......78

Corea, Amy ................ ................69, 70, 120

Cornejo Tejada, Alessandra ...70, 75

Corrielus, Leah-Marie ..........78

Cret, Karla .................. ..............70, 108, 109

Csendes, Gabriella ........................78, 112

Cuddihy, Quinn .69, 70, 74, 108, 122

DD'Amico, Helena ....8

Dacosta, Israel .................77,79, 108

Dammar, Naresh ...... ..........................69, 71

Dancourt, Alexia ............28, 69, 71, 87

Darbouze, Djelousca ................77,79, 108

Dauphin, Sydney ...... ....24, 63, 64, 88, 91

Davey, Tricia ......................8, 14, 16

David, Fahibie .........64, 67, 85, 108 Davidson Maloney, Cynthia ..................... 3, 24, 34, 71, 99, 103, 108, 114, 115, 141

Davis, Jacqueline ......................8, 15, 17

Davis, Jaiden .........71 Davis, Oneilyah ....79

Dayan, Uzma ............. ........69, 71, 108, 109

De Armas Milian, Nathalie .................... ................64, 90, 109

De Freitas Grego, Ana Clara ................. ...................32, 69, 71

De La Cruz, Esteban ................................71

Deleveaux, Jadore .. .........26, 64, 87, 109

Delgado, Lorenzo ............32, 71, 94, 95

Delgado, Yadian ..79

Dennery, Iyssa .......71

Deschamps, Donovan 24, 69, 71, 85, 110, 111

Desire, Gesner .....64

Dextra, Jordan .......... ..27, 41, 109, 113, 129

Dialberto, Barbara ........8, 15, 16, 88, 89 Diaz, Alison ............71

Diaz, Gabriel ..29, 79

Dicuru-Leidenz, Noemi ..................79

Dieujuste, Richella ... 64, 87, 90, 91, 108, 109, 111

Doe, Tavis ..........8, 16

Donis Henriquez, Christian 42, 94, 95

Dorantes, Luis ..........63, 64, 91, 123

Dumeng, Nicholas ... .................................71

Dunn, Ayanna ........... ............35, 71, 72, 87 Dunn, Rianna ........79

Duperat, Venaya ........................42, 112

Duquilar, Professor .. .....................8, 16, 25

Duran Morales, Sebastian .....25, 79

Dye, Kailin .............65

EEdie, Kwame .................42, 83, 115

Edwards, Noi ..................63, 65, 111

Ekstrom, Marcus ....... ........................65, 66

Elvir, Ismael ................42, 58, 104

Emerson, Skylah ........................71, 108

Ennis, Zaharah ......71

Ernst, Chelsey ........... 65, 88, 102, 112, 122, 123

Espinal, Yandel .....79

FFacey, Gail ..........35, 69, 71, 122

Familia, Yvette .......... 8, 15, 16, 34, 35, 90, 112

Feneus, Gioashanti .................................71

Fernandez, Edward ..........65, 88, 92, 110 Fernandez, MacKenzie ...79, 85

Fernandez, Miguel ... 2, 26, 42, 61, 108, 113

Fernandez Salas, Aylin ......................79

Fischer, Steven ....65

Fisher, Molly 25, 63, 65, 88, 92, 102, 104, 112, 122, 123

Fletcher, Kenya ....65

Florent, Malachai ..........................22, 71 Forbes, Peyton .....79 Francois, Briella ................79, 108, 113

Fredericks, Ariel ....... ..........................69, 71

Freeman, Tatyana ..8 Friedman, Renka 9, 17, 24, 32, 85, 86, 87, 90, 109 Frolov, Daniel ............ ...........79, 90, 91, 115

Fuentes, Sylas .....65

Fumero, Riley 39, 42 Funes Mendoza, Christopher ........65

Fung, Karen ..........79

GGaetan, Cybille

Gajadhar, Bryan ..........................69, 71

Galasso, Agata

25, 65, 87, 88, 92, 110, 111, 120

Garcia, Alexander .... .........................42, 56

Garcia, Angie ..24, 71

Garcia, Gregory ...79

Garcia, Laila .42, 109 Garcia Dumenigo, David .............30, 79

Gary, Peyton ..............

27, 42, 51, 88, 105, 112

George, Quiarden ..........................71, 85

Georgescu, Leeam .. ................79, 92, 103

Gevorkyan, Melanie ....................2, 65, 88

Girma, Isaac ..........79

Glaudin, Coralie .................77,79, 108

Godinez-Perez, Diana .....................71

Gold, Lilie ..............65

Goldsmit, Tali .......................65, 122

Gomez, Nicolas ...79

Gomez Arita, Nataly ................................79

Gonzalez, Diego ....... .....15, 43, 90, 91, 112

Gonzalez, Fabian

Gonzalez, Jasmyne .................71, 85, 104

Gonzalez, Karla

43, 53, 58, 88, 89, 129

Gonzalez, Siana ........ ................43, 112, 129

Gonzalez Agustin, Jacqueline ..........65

Gordon, Erykah .....71

Gordon, Rachida ...................35, 69, 71

Granek, Giovanni 72 Gray, Trevor ..........79

Green, Zane .43, 108 Grullon, Ashley .........................69, 72

Guimet, Antonella .... .........................63, 65

Gutierrez, Jasmin 79

HHabosha, Idan ........... ..........34, 77, 79, 108

Haghighat, Zsale .....................9, 16, 116

Hamilton, Dylan .........................72, 111 Harry, Shania ............. 25, 43, 53, 54, 60, 87, 94, 99, 109, 112, 113, 115, 141 Hayes, Hayden .........................63, 65 Maya 39, 43, 61, 86,

Hernandez, Giselle ................................65

Hernandez Perez, Gisbelle ..27, 43, 90

Hernandez Ramirez, Leslie .....24, 72, 113

Herrera, Steven ..27, 28, 69, 72, 105

Hidalgo, Arriana ....... ................79, 108, 113

Hilbert, Lafawn .....72

Hodge, Dnequa ........ ...........63, 65, 67, 113

Hood, Mary .......9, 16

Hook, Jonathan ...43

Horton, Rita .............9, 17, 22, 105

Howard, Kasen ......... .................63, 65, 115

Huerta, Keisha .......... ..................22, 24, 72

Hunt, Tyree ...........65

Hutchinson, Ruthanne .....65, 87

IIglesias, Kevin ........... 39, 43, 53, 92, 99, 112, 128, 141 Irons, Aisoke .........79

JJackson, Amaya ..44

Jacques, Nathanael .................77,79, 108

James, Destinee ...... .........................28, 72

Jaramillo, Sophia ...... 34, 69, 72, 73, 88, 92, 108, 114, 122

Jean, Faniela ............. 65, 87, 91, 108, 109, 114, 120

Jean, Ohmari ........79

Jean Baptiste, Cameron .................. ...........35, 69, 72, 82

Jean Baptiste, Tahisha .......65, 102

Jean Francois, Kenley ....................... 24, 63, 65, 85, 90, 91

Jean Louis, Nayade 44, 52, 57, 86, 87, 99, 108, 112, 115, 141

Jean-Mary, Gerardclaude .....79

Jeanty, Schlizionn .... ................................80

Jimenez, Romaldo ...........................5, 72

Jimenez, Roselyne ... ................65, 87, 109

Johnson, James ..65

Johnson, Johnathan ................................72

Johnson, Tamia ....72

Jones, Albert .44, 83 Jones, Noah .................27, 45, 129

Jones, Veronica ........ ................22, 72, 109

Joseph, Benjamin ..................39, 45, 54

Joseph, Daeshard ... ................................80

Juarez, Dennis .....32, 69, 72, 91, 111 Juarez, Dominic ..80

KKasdi, Mohand .....80

Keller, Jacob ..30, 80 Kemp, Dynasty ......6, 39, 45, 51, 112

Kerr, Anaya ...........65

Keskinkaya, Ozkan ......9, 25, 37, 94, 95 Khashper, Leah 23, 69, 72, 75, 104, 109

Kibler, Tucker .......80 Kraus, Penelope ..........77,80, 87, 108

Kuhn, Jared .9, 14, 16

LLachmann, Samuel ...69, 72, 83, 91, 108

Laguerre, Ranijha 65

Lane, Christina .......... 27, 44, 59, 109, 112, 113

Lane, Jasmine ......72

Lawrence, Amanda ................................80

Lawson, Isaiah .......................80, 125

Leff, Ari ..............6, 44

Lewis, Deshawn ..80

Lewis, Joshua ............9, 16, 25, 108

Lindsey, Samiyah ................69, 72, 124

Lloyd, Kimberly 9, 15, 108, 109, 112, 129

London, Jordan ...65

Lopez, Ariana ...........23, 69, 72, 87

Lopez, Daniel ............ .......35, 72, 103, 108

Lopez, Johnatan .........................63, 65

Lopez Cubas, Margareth ................ 25, 69, 72, 108, 109, 110

Lopez Felipe, Mayra ...........25, 80, 90, 91

Louis, Trobs .............9, 14, 16, 109

Louissaint, Jason .44 Lubin, Clara ...80, 88

Lucero, Karen ............ 3, 77, 80, 90, 91, 108, 109, 113, 124

Lyons, Richanna ..65, 85, 86, 87, 109

MMacedo, Lucas ....39, 45, 55, 61, 88

Mahenti, Fatimah 80 Maitland, Amaryah ..........65, 67, 85, 113

Maldonado, Anthony ................24, 63, 65

Maldonado, Daniel .. ...........22, 72, 75, 83

Mallari, Keith Adrian .........................72, 87

Mallysetty, Sapna 63, 65, 67, 87, 88, 92, 93, 98, 109, 112, 122, 123

Manasturean, Elena ...77,80, 87, 108, 112

Marion, Jadore .24, 62, 63, 65, 109

Marte, Camila 22, 69, 72, 108, 109, 110, 111

Mascenik, Anthony .. ................................65

Masone, Valentina .........................72, 88

Mastroeni, Jada ...65

Matos, Angelina ....... 36, 80, 84, 85, 90, 91, 110, 113, 115, 117

Matos, Richard .......... 9, 14, 17, 36, 90, 91, 117

Maya, Rosa .................77,80, 108

Mayorquin, Gabriela .........28, 69, 72, 108

McAfee, Bethany 9, 16, 22, 103, 104, 108

McAfee, Timothy .......................9, 14,

McDonald, David ............24, 69, 72, 91

McKellar, Genesis ..... ..................27, 45, 59

McMurchy, Anderson ....24, 25, 69, 73, 88

McNutt, Hannah .................77,80, 108

Medina, Kevin ......65

Mejia, Nataly ..................73, 91, 113

Mendez, Cylina .................77,80, 108

Mendez, Kaylee ........ .........................65, 91

Mendoza, Eduardo ............19, 28, 69, 73

Mendoza, Jair ...26, 45, 53, 94, 95 Mendoza, Miguel 80 Mendoza, Pedro ..66

Menendez, Kailey ...39, 44, 99, 115, 141 Mera, Jazlyn ..63, 66

Mercado Cordova, Mia ........69, 73, 109

Mercier, Shender 80 Mertilus, Nathan .........................39, 44

Messina, Jennifer ......................9, 18, 19

Meza, Danna .66, 90

Meza, Shelly ..................69, 73, 87

Michaud, Patricia ...... ............................9, 16 Milaji, Noor

Milla, Rashelle ...........64, 66, 90, 91

Miller, Jonathan ........ .........................66, 83

Mincher, Carley .................73, 114, 115 Miranda, Lindsey .................77,80, 108

Miranda, Marvin ........ ....22, 69, 73, 92, 111

Mittoo, Danielle 9, 16

Monash, Isaiah .....66

Moncayo, Freddy ......................9, 15, 17

Mondelus, Raelynn .. ................................73

Monpremier, Edwingts ...10, 14, 17

Montano, Adrian ..................79, 80, 87

Montano, Alvaro 63, 66, 86, 87, 104, 115 Montezuma, Sebastian ................. ........73, 83, 109, 123

Morales Urcina, Melanie .........69, 73

Moreau, Amelie .........................32, 73

Moreira, Ashley ................80, 103, 113 Morris, Sydney .......... ...........34, 78, 80, 111 Mortimer, Philip .........................63, 66 Moya, Sarai ....69, 73

Mustelier, Lisandra ... .......................66, 109

NNaar, Liana .39, 44, 51, 108, 109 Nagy, Robert ........66

Navas, Keilan .................63, 65, 66

Nelson, Adrian .....80

Newell, Dwivoni .....2, 66, 87, 88, 103 Nicholson, Renae ..... ..............66, 108, 109 Nieves, Tyler ........80

Noriega, Trinity 62, 63, 66, 87, 90, 91, 115 Norris, Brylee ............ .......................73, 120 Norris, Michael .....45

Novotny, Brittany 10, 17, 24, 36, 63, 87, 111

Nunez, Sabrina ......... ............10, 16, 29, 112

OO'Brien, Leyanni .........69, 73, 112, 124

Obando Vasquez, Emmanuel ...........73

Odibi, Adaeze ........... ...........27, 45, 57, 112 Odibi, Azuka .........73

Ogden, Thomas ......10, 17, 23, 24, 112

Olmo, Tanya .............. .....................10, 15, 17

Onye, Michael .............5, 69, 73, 75

Onye, Valerie ............

5, 77, 79, 80, 88, 108, 113, 124

Orr, Alijah ..........66, 82, 83, 88

Ortega, Jazmine ..66

Ortiz-Caballero, Luis ...........22, 69, 73, 111

Osgood, Taylor ....45

Otero, Adrian .......80

PPankowski, Brenden ..........6, 46, 108, 113

Pascal, Blaise ...5, 73

Paternostro, Maya .............5, 27, 46, 112

Patiag, Sophia ........... 66, 67, 85, 88, 89, 102, 104, 113

Paul, Yolanda ............. 39, 46, 51, 60, 104, 105, 108, 109, 122 Pavlova, Eliza ............ 15, 39, 47, 50, 52, 59, 87, 112

Pelaez-Martinez, Julie ........................... 66, 67, 88, 89, 92, 98, 102, 109, 112, 122

Pena, Darianna ....73

Penton, Romie ......47

Perez, Gabriel ........... .........................63, 66

Perez, Manuel ......80

Petersen, Curt ........... .........................66, 83

Petgrave, Jovianne

..39, 47, 58, 112, 128

Pham, John .............5, 24, 32, 73

Pierre, Daphne ......... .........................46, 54

Pierre-Jerome, Christie ................46

Pierrelus, Gabriella .80, 90, 91, 108, 109

Pilliu, Natalia .25, 66

Pimenta Castelo, Rebeca .........25, 80

Poindexter, Brooke .. ...........80, 84, 85, 87

Polar, Santiago .....66

Pomarico, Brianna ... ..................81, 109, 111

Porras, Jared ........66

Portillo, Brandon ...81

Portillo, Tristan ................46, 88, 109

Pozo, Charlize ........... .........................81, 113

Pozo, Eric ................... 73, 88, 91, 109, 113, 114

Pulley, Pristine ...............10, 12, 13, 17

QQuinonez-Guerrero, Valerie ..................73

Quintero, Kimberly 63, 66, 86, 87, 111, 112, 115

Quintero Lopez, Melany 23, 73, 84, 85, 87, 108, 111, 112, 115

RRahama, Lina ............6, 47, 54, 128

Ramirez, Jonathan ... .........................69, 73

Ramirez, Mia .............. 15, 27, 38, 47, 50, 61, 92, 94, 95, 98, 112, 122, 129

Ramirez, Valentina 69, 73, 83, 92, 108, 109, 111, 113

Ramos, Dylan 63, 66 Raphael, Christopher 27, 39, 47, 53, 94, 128

Rauf, Fadya ................ 68, 69, 71, 73, 91, 92, 108, 109 Rayfield, Mason .........................73, 74

Reagor, Malachi ..........................25, 81

Reaz, Ahanaf .24, 74

Reid, Imani .............81

Rempart, Kini ........46

Reyes, Alegna 15, 25, 27, 39, 46, 50, 57, 87, 88, 92, 94, 98, 99, 104, 112, 122, 129, 141 Reyes, Celeste .............10, 17, 22, 37

Reyes, Igor .63, 65, 66, 88, 122 Reynoso, Angel ........ .........................66, 83

Richards, Zaniah ..77,81, 88, 104, 108

Rios, Alexis ............81

Ritchie, Sanai ............ ...........24, 74, 111, 112

Rivera, Kelly .......69, 74, 108, 109 Rivero-Orozco, Joaquin .........24, 74

Robayo, Natalia ........ 15, 27, 39, 46, 56, 88, 120, 128

Roberti, Lauryn ......... 15, 27, 47, 61, 88, 98, 112, 128 Rodriguez, Alejandro .....47, 57, 88, 94, 95 Rodriguez, Anaiz ............10, 15, 17, 109 Rodriguez, Azalea ........................81, 103 Rodriguez, Emily ...... .........................74, 87

Rodriguez, Isabelle ................................47

Rodriguez, Jodie ...... .........................66, 87 Rodriguez, Joshua ................................66

Rodriguez, Keana ..... 66, 84, 85, 87, 111, 115

Rodriguez, Manoel ..73, 74, 88, 108, 113 Roger, Serena .......81

Rojas, Valentina ........ 69, 74, 88, 92, 109, 113, 120

Rojas Lopez, Bradley ..........81, 88 Romaisa, Naopha .81

Romero, Jose ........81

Roqueta Gomez, Miguel ...................81

Rotaru, Rebecca .........................63, 66

Rowntree, Nicole ...... ............10, 16, 29, 112

Ruiz, Cielo ......48, 88

SSaez, Yezenia ........81

Sagredo, Adrian ...81

Saidmurodova, Sevinch ...........34, 69, 74, 88 Saleem, Karma ..........35, 69, 74, 112

Sanchez, Aden ....66

Sanchez, Vania .....81

Sanchez, Vianni ..........................78, 81

Sanchez Cruz, Angela ...................... 39, 48, 50, 51, 56, 104, 108, 109, 112, 122

Sanchez Moran, Roberto ........26, 48

Sanders-Hazel, Saniya ..........81, 108

Santana, Kelvin ......... ....63, 66, 67, 87, 112

Santana, Marisa .....10, 16, 36, 98, 112

Santiago, Nya ........81

Santiago Rosero, Aliyah ...................49

Saravia, Aydan ......81

Scarlett, Kaylah ....74

Scarlett, Melecia ...81

Scott, Marcos ..................77,81, 108

Segal, Andie .............. ...............10, 12, 13, 17

Shikle, Hannah ......... ...........10, 17, 69, 108

Sido, Jorvanie ......66

Sierra Mendez, Arlin .............5, 24, 74, 82

Simpson, Tordel ..................25, 80, 81

Sinclair, Darragh ....... .........................63, 66

Sinclair, Jakari .........................63, 66

Smith, Aniyah ...........32, 70, 74, 115

Smith, Jewel ..49, 58

Smith, Joshua ........... 15, 49, 58, 88, 94, 98, 105, 112

Smoot, Bree .....10, 17

Sochaczewski, Ahava ............66, 87

Solano, Gabriela ...........22, 69, 74, 92

Soljour, Keylissa ........ .......................66, 109

Sorrento, Joseph .........................27, 48

Stamate, Gabriel ...81

Stawski, Sean 74, 83

Stough, Sophia .....81

Styles, Anna ..........74

Sulton, Jada Qynn .......................66, 105

Swan, Seley ............... 34, 69, 74, 75, 88, 91

Swindle, Joy .......22, 74, 104, 108

Sylvain, Kamali ......81

TTabachynsky,Ruslan ...................10, 17, 25

Talpos, Victoria ....48

Taylor,Kayden ..........................81, 88

Telemaque, Nattan 66, 67, 90, 91, 111, 115

Tellez, Andrew .....74

Tello Rosas, Luciana ..........67, 104, 111, 113

Thomas, Ericah .48, 51, 59, 102, 109

Timofeeva, Anastasia ................. .........25, 67, 85, 104

Tinajero, Mariuxi ....... ..............10, 17, 30, 37

Townley,Sara ............ 27, 39, 49, 86, 87, 112

Traille, Heather ......... 25, 27, 49, 94, 95, 109

Traille, Maya .............77,81, 87, 112

Trimmingham, Jayden .....5, 25, 74

UUffner, David ............. .............10, 17, 23, 83

Ulloa-Mendoza, Javier ........5, 63, 67

Underwood, Caitlin .................................81

VVallejo, Juliet 39, 49, 50, 58, 98, 128

Vargas, Kevin .......67

Vargas, Norivette ..... 48, 55, 60, 91, 98, 105, 109, 112, 128

Vasquez, Alec 15, 27, 39, 48, 57, 98, 99, 104, 112, 122, 128, 141

Vazquez, Jeremy ..................24, 74, 75

Vazquez, Josue ...74

Vega, Geraldo ......67

Vega, Kevin ....25, 74 Velasquez, Isabella ................................67

Velez, Michelle .....74

Velez, Nicole ............. 3, 34, 77, 81, 87, 108, 111, 113, 124

Verbetsky, George ................48, 52, 129

Vieira, Mia 15, 39, 49, 61, 88, 89, 104, 128

Visconti, Joshua ....... .....35, 63, 67, 94, 111

WWashington, Ariel 67

Watson, Jordana-Ali .................................81

White, Gabrielle ...67

Williams, Dineen ....... .......11, 17, 22, 87, 90

Williams, Jayden ....63, 64, 67, 110, 111

Wisner, Gregory .....................11, 17, 24

Wizenberg, Peter ..... ...............11, 17, 23, 37

Wolf, Wolfie ..4, 11, 21

Womack, William ...........................5, 74

Wright, Myah

35, 69, 74, 92, 99, 114, 115, 141

Wu-Peruzzi, Keona .. .........................63, 67 X

Xavier, Hendrick ...81

YYarzabal, Javier ....81

ZZahner, Kenny .........................34, 74

Zumaeta, Camilla 5, 15, 49, 55, 59, 112