A Vote is

February 28, 2020

Tate considered what voting meant to her when writing her poem and thought about protection for her family and African American rights in this country. “My poem sends a message to everyone that voting is a fight people of color have finally won in our country; It’s what brings us together as one,” Tate explained.

A vote is the 19^th Amendment

It is the shield for my mother, my sister and my aunt

It is the yellow stars that fall upon me

It is the bruises that have been formed

The blood that has been torn

It is the purple, gold, and white!

It is the fight we have finally WON!

Clubs

The illuminate founders were at the schools club fair, and hope to gain as many new members as possible.

New clubs at Wiregrass: The Illuminate club

Wiregrass Key Club in 2018 standing in front of the Humane Society of Tampa after volunteering.

Selecting the right club

Orchestra students wearing all red to support Red Ribbon Week.

The pledge to be drug-free: Red Ribbon Week 2020

Hewitt assisting students planting seeds in the garden.

Earth club’s garden is growing

Frink felt it was important to speak proudly about voting rights in ways we couldnt before.

The Power of your Voice

Student Life

New clubs at Wiregrass: The Illuminate club

Actors rehearsing their lines and blocking for the play on October 8 and 9.

Behind the scenes: ‘Clue’

Newspaper students Daneila Pena, Isabella Rey, and Nicole Pi pose in their Hippie Day attire.

Wiregrass homecoming spirit week: 2021 edition

Class of 2022 wear their senior shirts to celebrate Senior Takeover Day at the end of the 2021 school year. On these last few days of school, these students are initiated as the new top dogs as they lead Wiregrass Ranch for the next year.

Seniors stride for the finish line

Selecting the right club

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