Recognition for a scholar

Jason Lunn, Staff Writer|March 11, 2018

ODALIS VELASQUEZ: The Culinary Academy senior has received her acceptance letter from Johnson & Wales University, and will receive $9,000 a year in scholarships for her participation in the Prostart program.

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Whats up, my name is Jason Lunn but I go by Bob and I am a sophomore in the TV & Film Production Academy. I like playing sports but basketball is my...

OSCARS: Oh, wow! Wow! Will Smith just smacked the s---- out of me, said Chris Rock.

Chris gets rocked

MASQUERADE: Staff and administration came dressed to impress to support their seniors prom night. Principal Latson shown in the picture.

Educator gala

BEHOLD: Faculty and students are rehearsing, their scripts for My Teacher My Hero. Learning our scripts is very fun and were excited about this event, said Sierra Brown, a junior in the Medical Academy.

Preparation is key

CANES: Students from different cultures came together to help others understand the importance of their culture. This was a fun experience seeing all the different types of people from cultures come together and show off their tasty food. If theres one thing that can bring people together its food, said Pierre Monville.

Represent your heritage

REAL NEWS: Journalism can never be silent: that is its greatest virtue and its greatest fault, said Henry Anatole Grunwald.

Journalism Ethics

ARISING: 5 of our very own senior football players commit to a college of their choice at the National Collegiate Scholarship Athletic Signing Day ceremony with support from family, friends, coaches, and advisors on Wed, Feb 1

A step forward

INFANTS: Martinie Nelson from the Community Voice program visits the Medical Academy to educate them on the importance of health care for pregnant women on Thursday, Feb. 2.

Healthy babies

COOKING UP: Chef Hall and IGHS sophomore Branskey Luc performed cooking demonstrations for city residents at the Riviera Beach Urban Farms official Grand Opening on Jan. 21. This event left a lasting impression on several middle school students, who are now considering enrolling in the IGHS culinary academy in the near future. Just off Blue Heron Blvd., the Urban Farm is behind Barracuda Bay.

Farm-to-table

MAKE YOUR FUTURE: The Canes and other high schoolers had the opportunity to go to the Claim Your Future Showcase at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on Jan. 31. They had a chance to see many companies showing what jobs they offer.

Thinking ahead

SIGNING DAY: IGHS Football athletes come together to sign their National Letters of Intent.

Photo of the Day 2: Committed

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