#medsympo6: The chefs

Jason Lunn, Staff Writer|May 7, 2018

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HELPING HAND: Chef Newman’s Culinary Academy students served the future medical specialist from the various middle schools and the volunteer Canes during the 6th Annual Healthcare & Science Stars of Tomorrow Career Symposium.

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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

FIRE IN THE BOWL: Students in Chef Halls second period class used blowtorches to caramelize sugar on top of their creme brulees on.

Photo of the Day: Hot stuff

REWARDING THE EDUCATORS: Director of Human Resources Mr. Schiller and students from The Culinary Academy prepared shrimp and steak alfredo for teachers and to show their appreciation .I choose to cook this meal because I wanted to make something different for the staff, said Mr. Schiller On Oct 6.

Serving up the staff

ASSISTANCE: Chef Hall (left) helping students Samantha Rivas (middle) and Cedique Harris (right) decorate desserts for teacher and student lunches.

Photo of the Day 4: Cupcake galore

Oasis

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Nursing and Pre-Med

ENHANCING EDUCATION: On April 22nd, Inlet Grove hosted the Live Medical Symposium along with the TD Leroy Jefferson Society. A Medical Symposium is created for healthcare practitioners or anyone that seeks a better understanding of some of the most important health and medical related topics affecting patient care. The auditorium was filled with students and Medical Professionals from Palm Beach County, such as Jupiter, Boca, Boynton & Belle Glade, etc.

Our children our future

EXAMINATION: The Medical Academy visited the Cox Science Center on Thursday, Mar. 9, to extend their surgical knowledge by dissecting frogs and observing other exhibits.

Archive of discoveries

CARICATURE: Pre-Law Academy Senior Mckoye Matthews drew his take on the Fitness Club with his editorial cartoon, colorized by Digital Design Senior Brendon Morris. Medical Academy instructor Nurse Naywona Graham, who started the club, said of her likeness in the drawing, Its awesome. I love it! Photos of the club in action follow.

Ready to get sweaty

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

TEACHING THE FUTURE: A group of LPN seniors on Friday, Jan.13 went Time 2 Win Academy. They spent first period and second period with the kids. They all played together. Stacy Courageux a LPN senior in the Medical Academy said the Senior Practical Nurses had a fun Friday with Time2Win Academy.

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Photo of the Day: Hot stuff
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Serving up the staff
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Photo of the Day 4: Cupcake galore
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Oasis
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Across the board
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Teacher lunches, student chefs
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Turkey day
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