As the 2019-2020 school year comes to a close, The Highlander takes a look at where all the 2020 seniors are headed for college. viewer.mapme.com/seaholm2020…

The Seaholm football team concludes a historic season after a 2 hour 11 minute game, scoring 17-60 against the Detroit Kings

Olivia Walton and Mahala Utsler review Birmingham’s Sidecar

Marigold Wicks reviews "The Peanut Butter Falcon", a heartwarming indie movie. shshighlander.com/2019/10/23…

What do you think? Should 14/15 year olds be allowed to vote?

Denver Glazer discusses with Seaholm students the debate about whether 14/15 year olds should have the right to vote.

To kick off the Highlander's web week, staff writer Amber Leslie takes a look at what is stressing out Seaholm students. shshighlander.com/2019/10/21…

Though Blinded by the Light aims to be a feel-good comedy-drama, the film's poor plot development and technical shortcomings prevent it from reaching its full potential. Read Amber Leslie's review of the film, in theaters August 16th. shshighlander.com/2019/08/12…

Election results are in: The people of Birmingham resoundingly rejected the city's $57 million parking structure bond proposal, with more than 68% of the 5,798 voters voting against the plan.

The IA’s Joint Steering Committee has violated state law for more than a decade. Read in The Highlander exclusive how it happened and what’s been done about it. shshighlander.com/2019/02/07… via @wordpressdotcom

Continue the warmth of the holiday season, read our feature on one of Seaholm's friendliest faces, Jim the security guard! shshighlander.com/2018/12/26…

Please take a moment to fill out this anonymous survey for The Highlander's coverage of vaping at Seaholm and in BPS. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…

Keep up with fall television and everything else entertainment with Highlander columnist Jack Comsa. shshighlander.com/2018/11/04…

The mock election results in. See who won Seaholm's quasi-midterms. shshighlander.com/2018/10/24…

Congratulations to the seniors, who won 86 - 82 against the juniors!

Congratulations to the sophomores, who wine 83 - 77 against the freshmen!

At the end of the Field Day games, the seniors have an 8-point lead over the juniors (28 - 20) and the sophomores have a 4-point lead over the freshmen (26 - 22).

After the Ring Toss, Wooden Skis, and the Ball Toss, the seniors have a four-point lead on the juniors (20 - 16) and the sophomores also have a four point lead on the freshmen (20 - 16).

After the Bigfoot Relay, the Shuttle Run, and the Sack Race, the seniors have a two point lead over the juniors (10 - 8) and the freshmen have a two point lead over the sophomores (10 - 8).