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Chris and Sayna review a bit of news and sports before welcoming some special SFHS guests to talk about their favorite holiday traditions. There might be nerf guns involved...

Chris and Sayna review the biggest news stories affecting SFHS, Forsyth County and the world.

Hosts Chris and Sayna review what's going on around SFHS, as well as some global news and trivia.

Sources of Strength. SFHS students and counselors are creating a new interactive wheel for students to support their mental health. This wheel will be shown to students after Thanksgiving break to get...

Apple Inc. has yet again come out with an astounding line-up of clean, high-quality phones with some pretty innovative features. The company recently released several new electronics including the iPad...

      Long, shimmering dresses and matching ties, boxes of corsages and endless rounds of photos: Prom is an annual tradition that marks a monumental moment in the lives of high school students. The...

Revving up. Electric cars are rising in popularity due to convenience and environmental concerns. Several South students and teachers have used these vehicles for many years and urge others to do the same....

We are more than the color of our skin. Colorism is prevalent in every culture on the planet, both subconsciously and outwardly. Throughout history, people have looked down on women with darker skin. As...

Last year was a big year for Apple, with the successful release of the iPhone 11 and Apple Watch 5. Both of these technologies have new and updated features for all their consumers to enjoy. With the addition...

Students at the French Renaissance Fair. Students are gathering for the fair and waiting for it to start. The fair took place in South's Plaza on October 6th. "It was a lot of fun!" said Junior Ayesha...

Flu season. A wide eyed teacher nervous to get a flu shot. A CVS pharmacist there to give the shot. Forsyth county supporting flu shots and to keep there community safe.

In early September, the new Crumbl Cookies establishment opened in Forsyth County. Many students, teachers, and families in the South Forsyth area eagerly awaited the grand opening line for their free...

Unique patterns. Cody Strozensky, a student at South Forsyth High School, wears a black uniquely patterned mask with a dark hoodie. With the pandemic, students have been seen with some pretty unique and...

Fighting Covid in the Classroom. While it is not a requirement for students to wear masks at South Forsyth, many students prefer to wear masks to protect themselves and others from exposure. While was...

Mask up. Junior, Zac Tishgarten, wears his mask to protect himself and his peers. SFHS students are expected to wear masks to protect the entire campus.

Walk around. Blue marking around the school guide student traffic. the administration worked hard to ensure that they would minimize the spread of COVID by guiding more students outside.

South Forsyth's gymnastic Coach. Coach Naffky has been coaching gymnastics at South for six years. As a young child, Coach Naffky found a safe place in her gym through gymnastics. " I think it is important...

With over a hundred devices including iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, and more, Apple continues to create more products to appeal to today's generation. Recently, Apple Inc. has released a new line-up of devices...

Ionic demonstration. Mr. Steele, a chemistry teacher, uses his ClearTouch board to teach. Throughout the school, a variety of styles lives within the teachers.

Breast Cancer awareness month. Every year students dress head to toe in pink outfits at a football game in October to commemorate those who have connections to the illness. South students line the railing...

The recycling program at South Forsyth High School has been around for 10 years, cleaning the school’s environment and providing an enriching activity for the school’s autism classes. This program...

Yellow for Remembrance. Senior Matthew Trinh proudly holds up a yellow ribbon in honor of his support on such a day.