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They’re back: Drumline

Brianna Dwyer and Aleana Cornet , Staff Writers|August 22, 2018

CATCH THE BEAT: Drumline members getting ready to perform at today’s Open House, Aug. 22.

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OPTIONS: The Media Center offers many different alternatives for bookworms.

Attention readers

LONG LIVE THE KING: Chadwick Boseman who played as black panther died Aug. 28 while battling cancer for four years.

Wakanda Forever: R.I.P Chadwick Boseman

READING CELEBRATION: Ms. Cange and the Goal Chasers club attended West Riviera Elementary school to read books to the students in honor of Dr. Seuss Birthday.

Photo of the Day: Story Time

STRONG ROLES: English instructor Mrs. Cartwright, reflecting on what Womens History Month means and how it has affected her, said: It means that women are recognized for having strong roles and strong voices in society. I think its really important because girls, growing up nowadays, need to be empowered to take on the world and should be well aware that theyre just as capable as their male counterparts.

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LETS GO CANES: Terry Bradden Jr. is a Riviera Beach native and former football player and coach for Inlet Grove. Bradden made his first big break in 2007, during his junior year as a quarterback for Inlet Grove. This lead to the Hurricanes’ first post-season appearance in the program’s history. He repeated this during his senior season, attracting the attention of several Division I programs. Bradden went on to play one year at Howard University before transferring to Tuskegee University. There, he finished playing football and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in social work. Bradden also coached at Florida Atlantic University and is now the defensive quality coach for the Kansas City Chiefs, who won the Super Bowl January of 2020. He is pictured showing his support for the eighth annual medical symposium.

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THE END: Ms. Lisa, whos worked in the main office for three years as the Administrative Assistant spends her last day working so she can pursue her passion in dancing. She said her favorite part of her job was welcoming/ greeting the public meaning (parent, students, visitors and speakers). As she leaves she advises people to have patience with all things, but first with yourself.

Photo of the Day: Farewell

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION: Picture day is on Wednesday, September 22nd.

Photo of the Day: Say Cheese

WONT BE THE FIRST TIME: Ms. Bonikowski said she is excited to have won Inlet Grove Employee of the Month honors again.

Employee of the Month: Ms. Bonikowski

CONQUEROR: Sophomore in the Medical Academy, Naelly Jean plans to persue her dream career in neurology.

Student of the Month: Naelly Jean

ADVISER: Becoming a victor.

Teacher of the Month: Ms. Lorissaint

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