Hard work pays off

Alyssa Tenorio and Ruth Mondesir |November 15, 2017

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JUNIOR ACHIEVERS: From left, Stephanie Laing, Michelle Piescik and Bridgette Floyd, nurses from St. Mary’s Hospital, spoke to the nursing students about their journeys through the medical field.

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Choshi wa do! (wassup!) My name's Alyssa Mariana and I'm a senior in the TV and Film Production Academy. Online I'm known as Prince or Jace with a few...

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Hi, I'm Ruth (also called Ruthie), a senior in the Medical Academy. A little about me is I love taking photos, and I'm a very active person, so when people...

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Our students, Tony, Sebastian, and Jaden did an incredible job advocating for our school, commented Mr. Lambaz. They had the opportunity to interact face-to-face with our house, representatives, senators and discuss some key points that needs to be addressed in regards to the profession.

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SPLASH: Mr. Rice took the Canes on a trip to Peanut Island on Tuesday, Jan 24.

Long time, no sea

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CULTURES UNITE: The Multicultural Club held their first meeting of the year on Friday, January 13th in the Media Center.

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Former Cane update

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Advancing science knowledge

ASSISTANCE: Medical Academy director Nurse Graham, Mrs. Cintron and the LPNs volunteered with the Blood Drive on Oct.19. The Blood Drive was a success!, said Nurse Graham. It was truly a BLESSING to be able to give!.
I am so proud of Inlet Grove for doing their part to help save lives!.
There were only 27 successful donations.

Every drop counts

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Cynthia Frgae • Nov 15, 2017 at 10:57 am

I find it really nice that they chose to take time out of their day to help our future doctors and nurses. This is very inspiring and I can tell that our medical students enjoyed it.

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