Pompano Beach High · Newsroom

Stories from the halls, the harbor, and the home front.

Every week our student journalists and neighborhood correspondents file dispatches on the people, policies, and culture shaping life around Pompano Beach High. Filter by topic, follow a beat, and stay close to what matters locally.

Featured Story

Long-form reporting from our senior editors — published Sunday mornings and updated through the week.

The Newsroom

Filed this week

1,201 local stories archived since 2018. Use the filters below to follow a single beat.

Local Government

City Commission Approves Late-Night Bus Route for Atlantic Blvd. Shift Workers

After two years of public hearings, Route 42 will run until 2 a.m. on weekends starting in January — a small line on the map with an outsized impact for hospitality staff.

Daniel Okafor·Nov 12·5 min
Read story
Sports

Inside the Tornadoes' Late-Inning Comeback That Has the District Talking

Trailing 6-1 in the fifth, the varsity baseball team rattled off nine straight runs to clinch a regional berth. We chart every pitch of the rally.

Jasmine Park·Nov 11·6 min
Read story
Arts & Culture

The Quiet Renaissance of the Old Kester Building — and the Murals It Just Couldn't Hide

Three local artists, a sympathetic landlord, and a courtyard that suddenly became the most photographed spot east of I-95.

Eli Renteria·Nov 10·7 min
Read story
Environment

Sea Turtle Nest Counts Are Up 38% on Our Stretch of Beach. Here's Why Biologists Are Cautiously Smiling.

Better lighting ordinances, dune regrading, and a generation of beach stewards who grew up watching hatchlings scramble to the surf.

Priya Ramnath·Nov 9·4 min
Read story
School & Community

AP Capstone Class Publishes a 200-Page Oral History of Northwest Neighborhoods

Sixteen students, forty-one interviews, and a question that kept coming up: "What did this block sound like when you were young?"

Mr. Levine's AP Seminar·Nov 8·8 min
Read story
Student Voices

Op-Ed: Why Our School Newspaper Went Independent — and What It Cost Us

A student editor reflects on the year we left the district's publication umbrella, gained a law firm, and learned what editorial independence actually means at seventeen.

Anonymous, Senior Editor·Nov 7·5 min
Read story
Browse by Beat

Find your corner of the paper

Each section is anchored by two staff editors and a rotating crew of contributors from the senior class.

The Sunday Brief

The week's best reporting, delivered before sunrise.

One email each Sunday. The lead story, two reads you missed, and a calendar of what to watch for — straight from the newsroom to your inbox.