That’s the way the cookie crumbles

Hannah Snow , Staff Writer|May 16, 2018

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COOKIE MONSTER: Culinary Academy students celebrate Chocolate Chip Day on May. 15 , by baking them from scratch and enjoying the sweets afterwards.

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I’m Hannah, a Senior in the Journalism Academy. I enjoy writing about the society, new fashions trends, and stereotypes on cultures and people. Being...

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VITAL SIGNS: The Medical Academy Sophomores checked other students pulse on Sep. 22 during lunch. (From left) Patrick Flower a Sophomore in the Pre-Law Academy and Tatiana Exantus a Sophomore in the Medical Academy.

Photo of the Day: Circulation

TIME TO TEACH: Senior LPNs and Health Science Foundation (HSF) Sophomores collaborated Thursday, Sept. 20 where they taught and practiced taking vitals. The collaboration helped our SPNs (Senior Practical Nurses) become more effective educators, said Mrs. Graham, Medical Academy Director. Our HSF students were able to get a more individualized experience, it made a large task much more fun and stressed me out much less!.

Schooling the novices

Not the same district

Not the same district

IN ANY CASE: Attorney Corey Smith express the difference between legal writing and Journalistic writing. Theres a certain structure to Journalistic writing. The 5 ws and H. Legal writing is more structured toward elements that fit the facts, even if it is a negative case.

Photo of the Day: Legally speaking

NEWSPAPER: Mr. Hanif keeps a stack of todays and past newspapers from the Palm Beach Post in his class for students to enjoy.

Keeping up

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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DEDICATED: Engineering students displayed their project to the board. Members also introduced themselves to one another.

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IN SESSION: Principal Latson, Alyssa Freeman Executive Director of the Marine Industries Association,
Roodlyne Mason software developer and other directors gathered on Wednesday with a meal made by the Culinary Academy. Engineering students showcased their project to the panel of members.

Across the board

YUM, YUM: For lunch, Chef Hall and students in the Culinary Academy prepared BBQ chicken, fried chicken, mac-n-cheese, cowboy fries, and home on the range green beans with a banana pudding parfait all for the price of $10.00.

Teacher lunches, student chefs

Nursing and Pre-Med
Photo of the Day: Circulation
Nursing and Pre-Med
Schooling the novices
News
Not the same district
Journalism
Photo of the Day: Legally speaking
Journalism
Keeping up
Careers
New beginnings
Journalism
Phone police
Journalism
Someone, help!
Journalism
Photo of the Day: Respect your elders
Maritime Tech
Hands on deck

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Jshaun Smith • Sep 13, 2018 at 12:25 pm

They look amazing wish I could have one.

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Pientka • May 17, 2018 at 7:46 am

Looks yummy! Love culinary desserts!

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