Photo of the Day: Sneak peak

Le'Anna White, Staff Writer|January 23, 2020

STUDIO SESSION: Mr. Lambaz and his students are designing a recording studio in their classroom this year and the year of 2021.

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Photo of the Day

IRREPLACEABLE INSTRUCTION: Rick Christie, Executive Editor of the Palm Beach Post, came to Room 203 to give students advice and anecdotes about working in journalism, on May 23.

Photo of the Day: Christie returns

PRIDE: Students dressed out for Haitian Flag Day, a holiday honoring the creation of the Haitian flag on May 18, 1803, during the Haitian Revolution.

Photo of the Day 2: Haitian spirit

PINK IN THE GARDEN; What could Dorvelie, Dina, Breyana, and Angelica have up their sleeve?

Photo of the Day: Watch this space

POSITIVITY: Ms. Banks and Ms. Potter organized a scavenger hunt during lunch in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month.

Photo of the Day: Wellness pursuit

STARS OF THE PRESS: 7 Canes received certificates for their entries in the FSPA Spring Digital Contest 2023. From left: Jason Eugene, Lovely Marcelus, Sincere Rodriguez, Dayana Renoit, Medjinha Pierre-Louis, Alaja Depina, and Elijah Goring.

Photo of the Day: Excellence

Pre-Architecture/Engineering

RISING CANES: Mr. Lambaz, Pre Architecture and Engineering instructor, took his students Jayden Sander, Sebastian Navas and Tony Kahwati, to Legislative Day in Tallahassee.
Our students, Tony, Sebastian, and Jaden did an incredible job advocating for our school, commented Mr. Lambaz. They had the opportunity to interact face-to-face with our house, representatives, senators and discuss some key points that needs to be addressed in regards to the profession.

Congressional canes

CHALLENGERS: Pre-Architecture students like Zander Welch, left, and Jaden Alexander, right, competed in a SeaPerch underwater robotics competition on April 23. They were asked to create and design a machine that can perform certain tasks such as an obstacle course and a sub-aquatic space simulator. In all honesty, Im glad that we placed in 4th place out of the 20+ schools that were competing in this event, said Alexander.

Team manta

HANDS ON: The Pre Architecture & Engineering students were selected to take part in the 2022 Underwater ROV Competition. The following students have done extensive research and shown incredible progress and skills so please approach them and pick their little creative brains because no doubt they will crush it and they are so proud of their accomplishments,” said Mr. Lambaz the educator.

Machine learning

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

Claim your future showcase

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

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