Lilliana Hernandez show off her fingerprints after iodine fuming them. “it’s really interesting to watch the prints appear, even if it’s my own print. it was fun and i think the perfect insight to forensics and what happens behind the scenes of crime investigation.” Said Hernandez
Students from the last Europe trip in summer of 2024, posed in a spot by the eiffel tower for a picture and were able to get an amazing unreal looking photo.
SWAT attends the beach clean up
Becca Brightwell stands near exam poster
Asst. EIC, Kyra Chang, wears the Yearbook vest during powderpuff
Club Spotlight: Volleyball Club Potluck
In this picture Hugo in action on the field, showing off some impressive footwork during a soccer practice.
Athletes Emery Hart, KK Baker, and Sarah Wills pose after a volleyball match
Seniors Regan Faherty, Riley Blum, Madi Dixson, and Sofia Rivas gather to take a photo with a Red Ribbon Week-themed poster. Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) made posters for Red Ribbon Weeks-themed days all striking “Pose 28” from a popular Roblox game. The creative posters helped engage students and spark conversations about the importance of staying drug-free in a fun way. Blum shares, “SWAT started making posters in the hallway for each Red Ribbon Week spirit day last year after Tracey Chen suggested it, and it’s been a big hit. It was a great opportunity for current SWAT members to collaborate with new members on how to get students and faculty to participate,”
PowderPuff
The Walk of Fame tiles at Melbourne High School have become cracked and chipped over time, making it sometimes hard to walk across. Plans to relocate and revitalize the tiles could preserve the legacy of alumni while adding to the school’s collection of iconic landmarks. “If it’s reminding us of our past to have a brighter future, then that’s how it should be,” said Landon Moore.
melbourne high first priority group get together Thursday morning before school to get together, have a devotion, and eat donuts
Coraline’s Journey- As students watch Coraline in their Pre-IB ELA class, they are also filling out a worksheet on the Hero’s Journey story applied to Coraline. “It connects to the hero's journey because she goes through every single step, like departure. She goes to like to the other world  and she goes to the crisis. She's at like the dark, deepest stage and she is trapped. And it connects to the allure of fear because it's scary, intense, and suspenseful,” said Freshman Madden Halberstadt.
Elle Curtis, Cassidy Mammay, and Jada Smith use markers to sign a poster for Mrs. Carie Friday. The students wrote encouraging thank you notes all over the poster. “I signed the poster for Mrs. Friday because she’s an incredible role model and I really appreciate all the effort she puts into making the mediacenter, and therefore school, a safe and inviting place to be” said Curtis.
Juniors, Kyra Chang and Maleina Olmsheid conversed with others about what they found unique about the traditional Spanish-speaking community. In the end, the goal of the Spanish club is to explore a new world that may be foreign to others and enjoy those experiences with friends.
BunBun the bunny in his crate
Metal detectors placed near the entry gate.
In 7th period zoology students  begin to cut into the earthworm. They have to be super careful and pin each flap back. Aisling is making the incision and Sarah is using the probe to hold the worm and Allyssa is observing closely to fill out the lab sheet and diagram about the worm.
 Paige Tetterton (Junior) quickly posed in front of a dock when she was actually in Building 8. “Kyle wanted me to be his first test subject for the green screen and he asked me to pick a number. I chose five and it was a dock,” Paige says. Sammi Sanchez (Alumni) and Kara Hedgespeth (Senior) took their photo in front of a space shuttle launch. “I chose the rocket launch because it seemed so unique and something we get to experience so often since we live on the space coast. Also, one of my favorite memories with my girlfriend is watching a rocket launch together behind building 8 during a robotics meeting,” says Sanchez.