Bites in the Heights: Trip’s Diner
February 27, 2020
Trip’s Diner is well-known to those in Seminole Heights. With its nostalgic diner design and laughably large portions, it’s become renowned as the go-to hangout spot for Hillsborough students wanting a classic American meal. Parking can be a hassle on popular days, but Trip’s food makes i...
Robles Park relocation
October 11, 2019
In early September, 96 residents of Robles Park learned that they would have to move. And it wasn’t mold, the public housing development was built over 130 graves in Florida’s first Black cemetery. The relocation of the residents will allow archaeological work to take place at the once covered Zion Cemetery so that it can be turned into a memo...
Mental health mandate
October 11, 2019
A recent mandate by the Florida Department of Education requires at least five hours of mental health instruction each year for students. This made Florida the third state in the U.S. to formally require consistent mental health education in all public schools. This legislation came after t...
The first two football games of the season, originally planned for Sep. 11 and Sep. 17 against Gaither and Blake have been postponed due to a case of coronavirus on the team. Read the story here
https://www.hhstoday.com/news/2020/09/05/coronavirus-concerns-cause-problems-for-the-football-team/#photo
This year, teachers have been presented with a new challenge: planning lessons and teaching to both students at home and at school. For the last two days we’ve seen these plans in action. Read about teachers thoughts and plans here https://www.hhstoday.com/news/2020/09/02/teachers-are-prepared-to-face-a-strange-new-year/#photo
Hillsborough County, the area's largest school district, reopened its doors to students whose families opted for the in-person option.
Read how today's going and see more photos: https://trib.al/6MTgbZH