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Ruth Mondesir, Health Editor|November 17, 2017

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ALL EYES ON HIM: The TV & Film Production class stayed focused on Lyndell Thomas, a filmmaker who visited the Hurricanes as part of Entrepreneurship Week, to inform the students of the possibilities in filmmaking on a budget.

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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...

PUZZLER: In the reading room on Thursday, Ms. Skinner and Mr. Baker hosted a game day for Mental Health Awareness month. Students came in to play board games, write positive comments, and hang out with friends.

Brain games

FESTIVITY: National Honor Society members, Ms. Espinoza, Ms. Reyes, and Mr. Doby (shown above) went to Okeeheelee Park for the NHS Senior send-off hosted by Vice President, Cinthia Gonzalez on May 7. It was a fun event, people painted, played Uno, and played sports, said Gonzalez.

Good times

NEW BEGINNINGS: The scholarship award took place downtown West Palm Beach at the Waterfront Commons on Friday. Sephora Charles and Gabriel Gerig attended the event and were both nominated for the award. Gabriel won first place in the Community Involvement category.

Curtain-raiser

MEMORIES: Canes came together to create a club where everyone from different backgrounds can share their differences and learn more about each other culture. Thank you to Gabriel Gerig, Mr. Lopez, Dr. Gira, Mrs. Banks, Mr. Dorvil, Mrs. Companioni, and Mr. Haines, Jonathan Eugene, Eirel Montinola, Cinthia Gonzalez, Linda Morales, Jennifer Geffrard, Adrianna Lizana, and Keane Andrada for giving everyone a chance to learn and be proud of where theyre from, said Pierre Monville.

Throwback

SENIORITY STAIN: In front of the main office, the seniors and some underclassmen used chalk sticks on the floor, leaving names of seniors, drawings, or a message to them on their second to last day of school.

Photo of the Day 2: Leaving our mark

NEW BEGINNINGS: The scholarship award took place downtown West Palm Beach at the Waterfront Commons on Friday. Sephora Charles and Gabriel Gerig attended the event and were both nominated for the award. Gabriel won first place in the Community Involvement category.

Curtain-raiser

GroveWatch TV: Prom 2022-Ep.1

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POTRAITS: As the school year comes to an end, incoming Seniors can now start booking appointments for their class pictures

Class of 2023

OBSERVING: Inlet Grove staff welcomed parents and possible future Canes by introducing them to academic programs and clubs on Mar. 30.

Open to options

NETWORK: The 6th Annual Diversity Career Fair hosted by Juan Diasgranados was held in Florida International University campus. Students received opportunities to show their resumes, portfolios, and clips to multiple news sites. Workshops were presented to attendees such as speaking to top editors: Nicole Wolfe, left, Darryll Green, middle, and Monica R. Richardson, right.

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