The last day of school for 9th-11th grade is June 18th
Football conditioning off-season mat drills Monday-Thursday and occasionally Friday from 3:30-5:30pm.
Athletic programs will resume next school year 2021-2022
Graduation is June 17 at 8 p.m.

Working hard for upcoming season

Kennedi English, Staff Writer|September 27, 2017

Kennedi English

‘THE IMMIGRANTS’: That’s what the boys soccer players call themselves. Both the boys and girls teams are having open gym after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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Ms. Peggy Bell on September 28th, 2017 2:00 pm

Love this picture. May you have a great season! Go CANES!

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ONCE A HURRICANE ALWAYS A HURRICANE: Despite this untraditional year, the class of 2021 managed to complete it with excellency. As everyone gathered at the South Florida Fair Grounds on May 17 to witness the success of the graduates, tears, smiles and hugs were shared among students, friends, families and staff.

The finish line: Class of 2021

SENIOR CHECK OUT DAY: On June 14 students and parents came to school to receive things such as the yearbook, cap and gown, etc.

Pick up

SENIOR AWARDS NIGHT: Friends, family and staff gathered to support the class of 2021 on their achievements June 10. The final of three honors ceremonies, organized by Senior Class advisers Ms. Goldstein and Mrs. Day, and led by Senior Class leaders Chardly Zetrenne, left, and Fedeline Montrose, was dedicated to Multimedia Academy and LPN seniors.

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Celebrating success

They’re in

#GETYOURGREENON: Thursday, May 20 is the official day to wear green to raise awareness about mental health. Hurricanes staff began showing their support days in advance, with Assistant Principal Mrs. Banks taking the lead.

State of mind

LET'S GO 'CANES: Terry Bradden Jr. is a Riviera Beach native and former football player and coach for Inlet Grove. Bradden made his first big break in 2007, during his junior year as a quarterback for Inlet Grove. This lead to the Hurricanes’ first post-season appearance in the program’s history. He repeated this during his senior season, attracting the attention of several Division I programs. Bradden went on to play one year at Howard University before transferring to Tuskegee University. There, he finished playing football and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in social work. Bradden also coached at Florida Atlantic University and is now the defensive quality coach for the Kansas City Chiefs, who won the Super Bowl January of 2020. He is pictured showing his support for the eighth annual medical symposium.

Believe it and you achieve it

BABY SHARK: “If softball ever gets a pro team, I would definitely play,” said McDermott. “We do have a team USA in the Olympics and if I could play for them, that would be a dream.”

Shark sighting

BASKETBALL CHAMPION: Kobe Bryant was a famous basketball player who led the Los Angeles Lakers to five championships. He lost his life on Jan. 26 in a fatal helicopter crash. He was a husband and a father to four daughters (one of which died in the helicopter crash as well).

Long live the legend

THAT'S ALL FOLKS: Football season came to an end but here is a recap of the 2019 football season.

Until next season

FIRST GAME: The Girls Basketball team had there first game Monday against Forest Hill. JV wore Blue and played first at 4:30 p.m. and Varsity wore White, played at 6:00 p.m.
Varsity lost their game 42-29.

Season tip off

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