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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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Florida Panthers' Path Expands

A panther mom and kittens are spotted north of the Caloosahatchee River.

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JHop Staff Outscores Trojans, Lady Trojans

JHMS staff dominate the annual students v. faculty basketball game.

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Yes I Can award winner

Sixth-grader Michael Johnson's creativity is honored.

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A historic J.Hop achievement

A project on the 1894 Pullman Strike advances to the state competiton.

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Track season opens

Trojan boys open with a win, girls come away with a loss

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A day at the opera

St.Petersburg Opera Company treats JHMS arts focus students to a musical feast.

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Trojans victorious

Trojans end their season with district title.

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Trojans claim first place against rival Bay Point

After a tense first half, the Trojans win 52-37.

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Lady Trojans squeak by Meadowlawn

The Lady Trojans win 27-25 in a tight game.

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Walmart's Midtown grocery store to close

The corporation cites financial performance and long-term plans in its decision.

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The Greatest Show on Earth coming to an end

After 146 years, the curtain is set to close on Ringling Bros.Circus in May.

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Trojans dominate Meadowlawn

With a big win led by the bench, the boys' basketball team continues its first place standing

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Too much testing

The Florida Senate is considering reducing the standardized testing schedule.

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MLK "Dream Big" Day

Organizers of the event have a new route and special guests for the popular parade.

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$25,000 surprise

A Jamerson Elementary educator wins the prestigious Milken Educator Award.

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Lady Trojans fall to Azalea

Wednesday's game was a difficult outing for the Lady Trojans.

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Honoring Dr. King

JHMS drama teacher Ms. Hosey takes to the stage in celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Trojans get by Azalea

The boys' team wins 56-52 in a tight game.

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End of an era

Outgoing-President Barack Obama gave a farewell address filled with optimism on Tuesday evening.

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Lady Trojans earn win

The girls' team pummels Tyrone 23-12.

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Help on the way for Jordan Park

The housing complex should soon see improvements to its grounds and maintenance.

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