New and Returning Clubs

As the school year begins, more students are creating new clubs at Suncoast that they feel will fit well into the school. For Chloe Roy, Robert Smith and Bryson King, they wanted to bring in a club that would raise awareness on discriminatory issues as well as act on it, so they created the Equity and Social Justice Club. Equity and Social Justice club strives to bring inclusivity into the school environment...

Winner of the MAO algebra two competition, volunteer of the NAF, and an officer member in Women for Nepal, sophomore student Sarah Thapa had decided to create her own impact by founding the Asian Student Alliance club at Suncoast. She was inspired by her father, the president of the Nepalese Association of Florida. Through this organization he has coordinated many events and has helped the community gr...

The bell rings, it is lunchtime and students run down the halls to get into the cafeteria line. It is a Monday morning and there are a few clubs meeting. One of them is Mind the Gap. “Mind the Gap envisions an inclusive community for students and teachers to foster a mutual understanding of each other by creating a safe space to have discussions about the various gaps that exist in the learning...

Suncoast hosted the first in-person debate tournament in 19 months. Over 300 competitors from schools across Palm Beach and Martin Counties attended the tournament on September 25. Thirty-eight members of the Suncoast Speech and Debate Team competed, with ten of them ranked top six or higher in their respective chambers. The Palm Beach Catholic Forensic League organized the tournament where debaters...