Congratulations to Arav Patel! Arav competed in the Florida State Chess Championship, which featured more than 270 players from across Florida. Entering the Classical Open as the 27th seed, he significantly outperformed his starting position and earned top finishes in all three Open events:
Arav Patel Competes in State Chess Championship Read More »
Congratulations to Creekside High School’s 2026-2027 National Merit Semifinalists:
National Merit Semifinalists Announced Read More »
Congratulations to Luke Manghisi on winning wrestling district, runner up at region, and 6th place at the state tournament.
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The National History Day competition allows students to research and showcase their work through a variety of categories such as documentaries, exhibits, website building, performances, and writing papers. This year’s theme was Revolution, Reaction and Reform in History. The competition also allows for advancement to state and national levels of competition for those projects that meet the rigorous standards to compete at the advanced levels.
The students listed below were awarded for their efforts at the annual National History Day County Awards Ceremony at FCTC. The two projects highlighted will be representing Creekside at the state competition in Tallahassee in May.
A special shoutout to Walter “Trey” Boswell for winning Best Overall Project, sponsored by the St. Augustine Historical Society. His project stood out among all the competitors in all junior and senior divisions and categories of competition combined. He will be recognized for his work at an upcoming board meeting.
CHS National History Day District Competition Awards Read More »
A team of 5 Seniors representing the Creekside’s Engineering Academy competed at the district level Project Innovation Competition. Their project, VitaTap, is a more affordable alternative to the EpiPen where the durable casing can be re-used reducing the cost to just epinephrine refills and injection components after use. This has been an issue they have been interested in for years due to several close friends having severe food allergies and jumped at the opportunity to design something when EpiPen’s patent ran out last fall. They won the award for “Best Practical Innovation” for the most feasible, easy-to-implement product with a clear potential for real-world use. The team members include Nathan Lough, Jacob Griffin, Elijah Miller, Dalton Phillips and Ryder Tweet.
Creekside Places in District Project Innovation Competition Read More »
Congratulations to the Creekside Girls Cross-Country team, State Champions!
Girls Cross-Country Team Wins State! Read More »
Congratulations to Creekside High School’s Class of 2026 National Merit Semi-finalists:
2026 National Merit Semi-Finalists Announced Read More »
Qualifying FBLA members attended the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California this summer. FBLA consists of approximately 70 competitive events and members are allowed to select one event to compete in, starting at the district level. Each state is allowed to send their top four students in each event to the national competition. We are proud to announce Creekside’s national winners:
FBLA Students Place at National Conference Read More »
Congratulations to the 2025 American Youth Character Awards Recipients from Creekside!
Congratulations also to the Top 3 Percent of the 2025 graduating class who were recognized at the STAR Banquet.
Creekside Students Recognized at End of Year Banquets Read More »
