• 12/20 - 1/6 Winter Break
  • 12/12 - 12/15 Much Ado About Nothing in PAC
  • 12/19 End of Quarter 2
  • 12/16 - 12/19 Exam Week
  • 12/9 - 12/13 Winter Week
  • 10/31 Spooky Lunch Jams
  • 10/21 - 11/13 Fall Food Drive
  • 11/1 New Senior Lunch
  • 10/16 Senior SAT Day
  • 10/14 No School
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The student news site of Lake Brantley High School

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Abby Roberson

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter

Abby Roberson is a senior at Lake Brantley Highschool and a first-year staff reporter for The Brantley Banner. In addition, she is the President of National English Honor Society, President of Pre-Med Club, and secretary for the campus’s Interact Club. Outside of school, Roberson volunteers at Teague Middle school and Second Harvest. She enjoys books and movies in her free time and hopes to present unique opinions to the discourse surrounding them.

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Lana Del Rey's " Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd" made it to the top ten on Billboard 200 soon after being released.

“Did you know” that Lana Del Rey’s new album is great?

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
April 7, 2023
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Battle of the breakfast

Abby Roberson and Trinidy Kev
February 16, 2023
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Twins Michael (left) and Andrew (right) Harris stand out on Tom Storey Field Stadium. The pair received over 25 offers to play collegiate football .

Split decision: Harris twins commit to separate colleges

Abby Roberson and Trinidy Kev
February 8, 2023
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The girls varsity soccer team won 6-0 during senior night game against The Villages Charter School, in part because of their strong bond and emphasis on teamwork.

Girls soccer kicks the competition

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
January 23, 2023
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Rainbow Kitten Surprise’s performance in Nashville, Tennessee was accompanied by exquisite light and stage components. As an avid fan, this concert was better than I ever could have imagined.

Rainbow Kitten Surprise: surprisingly amazing

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
January 12, 2023
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The return of the McRib

The return of the McRib

Abby Roberson and Trinidy Kev
November 29, 2022
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According to thefilmik.com, The Menu premiered in 3100 theaters on its first day, making over $3.6 million.

The Menu: a recipe to success

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
November 28, 2022
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Prior to the Homecoming game and dance, students and faculty participate in spirit days and afterschool events. In honor of the school’s 50th year being open, homecoming week’s spirit themes and festivities are designed around the school’s opening roots: the 70s.

Hustling through homecoming week

Abby Roberson and Trinidy Kev
November 2, 2022
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On Sept. 13, senior Sieana Banangada takes a swing in the varsity girls golf match against Winter Springs. Matches such as these lead up to the girls trip to regionals.

Girls golf goes to regionals

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
November 1, 2022
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On Sept. 2, Halloween Horror Nights began its annual appearance at Universal Studios. Featuring 10 bone-chilling houses and a variety of spooky events, Halloween Horror Nights is a hot spot for horror loving adventurists. “I have been to Halloween Horror Nights for three years straight and I am always impressed,” senior Bella Gannam said. “We have bought the Frequent Fear Pass and go about once a week, sometimes more. This year we made it to opening night and seeing the action for the first time and before it could be spoiled was super scary and cool.”

Halloween Horror Nights: a night of terror

Makayla Martindale and Abby Roberson
November 1, 2022
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Taylor Swift's 10th studio album was released Oct. 21, 2022. It has so far broken records on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music for most first day steams.

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The Sanford Zoo continues to experience flooding from Hurricane Ian. Branches and leaves litter the grounds of the zoo.

Central Florida Zoo remains damaged weeks after Hurricane Ian

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
October 25, 2022
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iOS 16 allows users to "Undo Send" and "Edit" their text messages.

iOS 16: optimal personalization, major disappointment

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
October 13, 2022
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Students gather inside of the drama room for their first read-through of "Hamlet".

“Hamlet” begins

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
September 23, 2022
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Lake Mary spirit week

Lake Mary spirit week

Abby Roberson and Trinidy Kev
September 21, 2022
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On the last day of spirit week, Friday, Sept. 16, students came to school wearing red, white and blue in support of the “Patriot Riot” theme. Students also gathered to purchase the “Break Mary” shirts at lunch to wear them to the highly anticipated rivalry game later that night.

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Thursday, Sept. 15 boasted a country attire to represent the theme “Heard the Rams”. Students dressed in a variety items such as of cowboy hats, flannels and boots.

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For Wednesday “Twin Team Up” theme, seniors Angelina Joseph, Julia Hubbell, Joseph Molina, Jessica Song and Soor Hansalia showed up in matching orange and black outfits to participate in school pep. “Unlike other spirit days, twin day allowed for a lot of room for interpretation which allowed me and my friends to get creative,” Molina said. “Participating on any day is always fun, but this theme was easier and funnier to do with a group.”

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Students supported the theme by wearing black attire. The halls were filled with the dark color all day.

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On Monday, Sept. 12, the annual Lake Mary ram statue was placed in front of the Darwin Booth Tree in the courtyard. Student Government members decorate the ram in accordance with the spirit day themes, which on this day, was “black-out or back-out”

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On Aug. 12, freshman were welcomed into the auditorium during their English classes for a teacher-led orientation. Upperclassmen helped to create a fun environment through welcoming them, and playing a game of "Epic Rock, Paper, Scissors," in which freshman played a tournament of the game, until there was only one winner.

Welcoming freshman with smiles

Abby Roberson, Staff Reporter
August 31, 2022
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