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The Check Mates Reach a Checkmate

A king was crowned at John Hopkins Middle last week. Anthony Quandt knocked out all of his chess opponents to become J. Hop’s “grandmaster” at a tournament for chess club participants.

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One for the history books

A musical written by three J.Hop students is advancing to the National History Day competition in Washington, D.C. this June.

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Got furniture?

Find a treasure or donate a household item to the J.Hop garage sale this Saturday.

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Trojan’s “PRIDE”

Five J. Hop eighth-graders win top awards for academics.

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Goodbye, J. Hop- Part 2

Eighth-graders share their favorite J. Hop memories.

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Goodbye, J. Hop- Part 1

Eighth-graders share their favorite J. Hop memories

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Dog-in-training

Pup Josie learns the ropes on her way to becoming a service dog.

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Around the world in a day

Experience the sights and sounds of the JHMS Folk Fair.

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The best man for the job

Head Plant Operator Mr. Sharpe handles it all. Calmly.

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Reaching for the top

Experience Vertical Ventures St. Pete.

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Making history

JHMS students Annika Fuller, Hadassah Eborda, and Talya White perform their skit on the Pullman Strike of 1894 at the state competition in Tallahassee.

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The cold, hard truth

Faculty tastes tests popsicles just in time for summer.

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May 18, 2017

Morean Arts Displays J.Hop Student Artwork

The saying goes that, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” But sometimes, having an artist explain their work themselves can be just as special.

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Student Art Featured at Clearwater Library

Artwork done by six students was chosen for the Clearwater Arts Alliance March is Youth Art Month K-8 Exhibition.

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Orchestra earns straight superiors

This marks the fifth year in a row J.Hop has earned top honors.

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Student artwork chosen for Gibbs exhibit

Several J.Hop artists will be featured in the 3+ Dimensions Expressive Figures Exhibition.

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JHop artists win Scholastic honors

Twelve J. Hop students earned spots for their artwork in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards ceremony and exhibition in February.

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Paradise lost

A new survey finds that Florida may not be a tropical paradise, at least not for families.

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Movie Review: Rogue One

The lastest movie in the Star Wars series disappoints. JHT Movie Critic Kaylee Pedigo tells why.

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