Summer enrichment

Summer Enrichment Camp Registration Opens 4/25

March 16, 2026
Please view the link below for parent information regarding summer enrichment camps. https://sites.google.com/share.brevardschools.org/bpssummerenrichment2026/general-info All ...
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Captions: Teaching In TV Production: John Angove, the teacher and head of TV Production, guides and instructs his students on the next steps of and in the class. TV Production was “...one of the harder classes”, said Mr. Angove. So while there was lots of creativity and personal touches in the class, guidance and some amount of lecturing was still required. TV Production worked every day to bring us our morning announcements and we can thank Mr. Angove for directing it. Photo By: Tyler Ferreira Alves Hill Perfectly Prepared for Presentation: Bryson Anderson getting ready to read out the morning announcements in Mr. Angove’s recording room. With the task of recorded morning announcements divided between various groups of typically 11th graders, those groups had to break down further when assigned the roles of camera management, one who read the announcements, and an editor. “I want to do something whether it’s being a photographer, working with marketing with possibly a social media influencer—so doing marketing, or professional videos like ads. This class is just great for that.” said St. Fort. Photo by Tyler Ferreira Alves Hill.

Lights , Camera, Action In Mr. Angove’s Class

March 19, 2026
Lights , Camera, Action In Mr. Angove’s Class by Aiden Kehayias and Tyler Ferreira Alves Hill TV Production at Melbourne High School can feel a lot of pressure. They not only ha...
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Caption: Two Sides of Studying: Preparing for a test looks different depending on whether you are teaching it or taking it. By interviewing world history teacher Jennifer Griffith and ninth-grade student Kendyll Allison, two perspectives on test preparation came to light. Ms. Griffith explained that students need to understand key units like “absolute monarchs, the Age of Exploration, and the Age of Enlightenment,” while Allison shared how she studies both of those topics. Both emphasized the importance of understanding the material, not just mesmerizing it Their insights show how classroom strategies and student habits work together to support success on exams. Photo by: Ava Brouard

Two Sides of Studying

March 18, 2026
Two Sides of Studying by Ava Brouard World history teacher Jennifer Griffith shared how she prepares her students for tests by making learning interactive and engaging. Wi...
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TIMEOUT FOR SUCCESS: With much energy and dedication, Coach Maira Thompson gives the Melbourne High School Varsity Flag Football Team a prep talk before they go into the game. Melbourne High School Varsity Flag Football Team has a record of 3-1. With much teamwork and perseverance, Melbourne High School conquered a win with many touchdowns and passes against West Shore. “Our game was energetic and so much fun to play alongside with the girls” said Bellflower. Photo by: Enzo Captures Photo by Enzo Widjaja

JV Flag Football Game

March 17, 2026
JV Flag Football Game by Jayda Blanc Melbourne High School Girls JV Flag Football team competed in a Friday night game against West Shore Jr/Sr High School. This match show...
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Creative thinking: Aliana Alvarado completes a “Mad Libs” creative writing assignment during Creative Writing class this week in Ms. Anderson’s classroom as part of a lesson designed to help students strengthen their vocabulary, creativity, and understanding of sentence structure while building original stories. “It’s fun because you get to be creative and make silly sentences,” Alvarado said. Photo by Paige Allen Focused and determined: Student Nylah Nabors participates in a “MADLIBS” writing and interactive activity during creative writing. Students enrolled in her class seem to enjoy her fun and unique assignments. “Having a teacher that switches things up every now and than is fun” Nabors said. Photo by: Matthew Trazzera

A look into Creative Valentines Cards

March 16, 2026
A Look into Creative Valentines Cards by Paige Allen and Matthew Trazzera Students in Creative Writing with Ms. Anderson recently took part in a Valentine’s Day project that allo...
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Chasing improvement: Track athletes do morning practices each morning as they work on speed and endurance, And technique in preparation for upcoming track meets. The practices take place at 6:00 am Monday through Friday and it includes warmups, running drills and conditioning exercises led by coaches. Athletes focus on pacing themselves and staying motivated as they move through each workout. Marvell Cunningham says, “The drills push me to become a better player. “ While Jenna Antaki shares, “Practice helps me see what I need to improve." Photo by Aubrianna Presley

Track Warmups Inside & Outside

March 14, 2026
Track Warmups Inside & Outside by Aubrianna Presley Track athletes participate in daily practices each day at 6:00 am every morning before school hours, as they continued prepar...
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Diligently Doing Work for Digital Design: Ms. Liscum Maddox works hard on her computer during her period 3 class. Ms. Maddox had plenty of returning students from Digital Design 1 who entered Digital Design 2 and had begun teaching them programs such as Adobe Express and Adobe Acrobat Pro, alongside various fun projects unrelated to the programs. “Seeing students actually get their certifications is huge. It’s exciting for me—It’s exciting for the students, and it shows them that their hard work really does pay off. I love it.” said Ms. Maddox. Photo by Tyler Ferreira Alves Hill.

Logging Into: Digital Design

March 12, 2026
Logging Into: Digital Design by Tyler Ferreira Alves Hill CTE courses have had a broad range, but how exactly broad has it gotten? From construction classes, cyber securit...
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Madame Courtois stands at the front of the classroom, pointing to a diagram on the board as students follow along during French class. Sophomore Kamryn Travers shares her appreciation, saying, “I think that Madame is the best teacher I have ever had.” Photo by: Brooke Johnson

Why You Should Take French Next Year

March 11, 2026
Why You Should Take French Next Year by Brooke Johnson Students at Melbourne High School explored a new language this year through the school’s French program. Tenth graders...
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Planning Ahead: Olivia Eagle, a sophomore, completes her junior-year course selection sheet during lunch in the high school cafeteria. As students prepared for next year’s schedules this week, Eagle carefully reviewed her options before submitting her selections. “I wanted to challenge myself, but also make sure I could handle the workload,” she said. Eagle explained that she had started thinking about her schedule after counselors discussed graduation requirements and said she wanted to balance advanced classes with her personal interests. Photo By Chloe Strong

Course Selection For Upcoming Junior Year

March 10, 2026
Course Selection For Upcoming Junior Year by Chloe Strong As course selection for next school year began this spring, sophomores Marina Gast and Olivia Eagle finalized their...
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Scrimmage Insights: Melbourne High School's lacrosse team opens its season with a scrimmage on February 3rd at Tom McIntyre Stadium. The team showcased strong energy and teamwork, with Carson Turner, a 10th-grade righty attack, standing out. Assistant Coach Josh Buzzard highlighted the players’ competitive spirit, saying, “The energy was strong, and the guys were competitive and cooperative throughout the scrimmage.” While the team showed great effort, Buzzard pointed out areas to continue refining, particularly in face-offs, full-field transitions, and substitutions, as the team built momentum for the season ahead. Turner shared his focus moving forward, stating, “My main goal is to be a better feeder and help my teammates score, not just look for my own shot.” Photos by: Hunter Paige

High Energy in Season Opener

March 9, 2026
High Energy in Season Opener by Hunter Paige Melbourne High School’s lacrosse team opened its season with its first scrimmage on February 3rd at Tom McIntyre Stadium, giving...
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ONE STEP CLOSER. Team Voltage cleans trash in Paradise Beach on February 8th. The Melbourne High School robotics team made many efforts to volunteer around our Melbourne community and the beach clean up was just one of the steps they took to help decrease pollution.”I love that our team is making an effort to help with pollution”, Kaya Kerins a new member of the robotics team said. Photo taken by Daniella Fassman.

Beach Clean-up

March 5, 2026
Beach Clean-up by Melissa Lima Amaro In the United States billions of pounds of trash enters the ocean each year while globally 11 million metric tons end up in the ocean. Tea...
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Testing through Hispanic History: As a new high school freshman, Kyla King proceeds to take her Spanish 3 Honors test with a lot of confidence and determination. Senora Avila Carvajal is one of three Spanish teachers of Melbourne High. Kyla King shows focus and perseverance for striving to learn a new language and apply it to her day to day life. “Spanish has impacted my life by being able to understand others who aren't English speakers”, said King. Photo by Jayda Blanc

Hola Through the World

March 4, 2026
Hola Through the World By Jayda Blanc Students entered the classroom of Spanish 3 honors with feelings of nervousness and confidence as the final test of the interim finall...
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Notes and new beginnings: Freshman Autumn Rose focuses on taking notes during Mr. Woodbury's lesson, understanding and learning. “Taking good notes and being organized in this class is the most helpful” Rose continues to stay focused and on a good track in AP World HIstory. Article by: Paige Allen Photo by: Paige Allen

Inside 9th Grade History and AP World

March 3, 2026
Inside 9th Grade History and AP World by Paige Allen 9th graders Autumn Rose and Ashton Keck had very different experiences in their history classes, but both had learned a ...
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2026 Spring Carnival and Market, Volunteers Needed Where: Micco Park: 9645 Riverview Dr, Micco, Fl 32976 When: March 21st, 9am to 2 pm Are you looking for volunteer hours or a fun way to meet people in your community? We’ve got just the thing! South Mainland Community Center is hosting a Spring Carnival & Market, and we’re looking for volunteers to help make it a success. Opportunities include set-up and clean-up, crafts and activities, and even dressing up as our Spring Bunny You can volunteer for part of the day or the whole event—any time you can give is truly appreciated. This is a great way to get involved and give back to your community. For more information, please call South Mainland Community Center at (772) 663-8748.

2026 Spring Carnival and Market, Volunteers Needed

March 2, 2026
2026 Spring Carnival and Market, Volunteers Needed Where: Micco Park: 9645 Riverview Dr, Micco, Fl 32976 When: March 21st, 9am to 2 pm Are you looking for volunteer hours or a fun...
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Behind the Scenes: A student podcast team works together to plan and record an episode at school. The podcast team included Madison Maringola and Anastasia Mijatovic in Ms. Anderson's 4th period creative writing class. The students worked together and researched the science behind Needohs, planned scripts, and record their episodes on the computer. Maringola said, “The most challenging part of making the podcast was memorizing and remembering our script.” Photo by Ayaana Gupta

Creative Writers Went on Air

March 2, 2026
Creative Writers Went on Air by Ayaana Gupta Two students, a freshman and sophomore, helped create a podcast that informed people how the popular fidget toys called Needohs...
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Literacy Club Inspires Students. The Literacy Club gathers to plan lessons and mentor younger students in reading. The club quickly became one of the most meaningful new clubs, giving high schoolers the opportunity to help younger kids learn. Club sponsor Ms. Courtney Boos encouraged students to make a difference for the community and themselves. “The students meet every Monday and Tuesday before school in my room.” Ms. Boos said. Photo by Jamie Reynolds.

Literacy Club

February 27, 2026
Literacy Club by Aadhya Patel The Literacy Club quickly became one of the most meaningful new clubs in the school. Students met up every week to make lesson plans and helped yo...
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Going for Gold: Mrs. Miranda Korpas’ door highlights Literacy Week with an Olympic-themed design that combines reading, goal-setting, and MYP learning traits. The door was created for Melbourne High School’s annual Literacy Week door decorating contest, which had been held for three years and followed an Olympics theme inspired by the state’s “Read White and Blue” initiative. Media Specialist Carrie Friday said students evaluated the doors, and AI evaluation later confirmed the results, with Mrs. Korpas placing first overall, followed by Mrs. Boos, Mrs. Reynolds, and Mrs. Blackmon. Mrs. Friday explained the winning door stood out because of its creativity and literacy focus, saying she awarded “points for creativity, bonus for literacy, extra bonus for IB.” Mrs. Korpas said the design was brainstormed with a few of her students and completed in two days, explaining, “We wanted to inspire students to be readers and grow in their personal goals,” and added that she was not expecting to win and was mainly focused on having fun and being creative with her class. Photo by Lily Majors

Literacy for the Win

February 26, 2026
Literacy for the Win by Lily Majors The halls took on an Olympic-inspired touch during Literacy Week as Melbourne High School held its annual door decorating contest. One doo...
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Pitching Into a New Era

February 25, 2026
Pitching Into a New Era by Kyle McLaren The school year was filled with recent changes and additions to the campus. From the renovations that occurred in the Culinary Lab to ...
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The Culturally Connected Chemist: Mr. David Peck, the former sponsor of the Cultural Connections Club and a current Chemistry teacher here at Melbourne High School, works on further material for his class. The Cultural Connections Club was “...a space where students could celebrate their differences and feel comfortable,” said Mr. Peck. In his own Chemistry Class, he strived for a similar feeling of comfortability. Mr. Peck said that he does “...love being with and helping the student body”, and though his career, even if its not a part of the Cultural Connections Club anymore, he has had the opportunity to do exactly that. Photo By: Aiden Kehayias

The Concluded Cultural Connections Club

February 24, 2026
The Concluded Cultural Connections Club by Aiden Kehayias The Cultural Connections Club was important to many. It was a club that invited students of all backgrounds to come...
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Please find attached information to obtain free prom attire.   Anyone can participate so feel free to share the info.

2026 Project Prom Event (Free to attend!)

February 23, 2026
Please find attached information to obtain free prom attire. Anyone can participate so feel free to share the info.
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