SJW Day 2: Take it to the Community Day
Scholastic Journalism Week
Feb. 24-28 is Scholastic Journalism Week (SJW), a time when students across America and around the world bring visibility to our school publications and staff.
Today, we showcase the staff of our student publications — our GroveWatch.com online student news site, our Forecast literary arts magazine, the Yearbook.
Editor-in-chief
As a freshman in the Journalism Academy, Brianna Luberisse became our editor-in-chief. Today she is a senior who says on her staff profile: “Aside from belching Beyoncé songs, I like to help people, take pictures and travel. I am currently writing a book on a child’s perspective of life and hope in the future to edit and publish it.”
Over her four years, Luberisse has written and/or contributed to more than 60 articles, photos, poems and videos on GroveWatch. Brianna has also won 1st and 2nd place in Photography for the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Competition for the past three years; Inlet Grove Student of the Month in 2019, internships at the South Florida Times newspaper during her freshman and sophomore years; helped GroveWatch maintain 3rd place in the Palm Beach Post High School Journalism Awards for the past three years; and Honorable Mentions for both herself and Forecast magazine in 2016 and 2019.
She has attended many Journalism field trips such as Multimedia Conferences at Nova Southeastern University, and Florida Scholastic Press Association, where she attended workshops, created music videos and learned the back end of video, film and music production. Before school began this year, she joined other Canes as volunteers at the National Association of Black Journalist Convention in Aventura. As a result, she was invited to Homecoming at Morgan State University in Baltimore, where she was hosted by DeWayne Wickham, the professor and dean of the School of Journalism and Global Communications.
Co-editors
Co-editors include Kristha Zapata-Palacios, Brianna Dwyer, Hannah Snow, Skyy Hinson, and Tahalia Rennie for GroveWatch.
For Forecast, Hannah Snow.
For the Yearbook, Dwyer, Sireayah Jones, Mariel Beckford, and Kayla Stoldal.
The Features editor is Rennie.
The Arts editor is Jones.
Staff writers
Staff writers include Le’Anna White, Beckford, Jordyn Albert, and Karla Salvador.
The publications’ staff come from all the school career academies, including Culinary, Medical, Marine Technology, Pre-Law, Pre-Architecture/Engineering, and the rest of the Multimedia Academy: Digital Design, Web Design, TV & Film Production.
Collectively, the publication staff works and edits as a team. Before anything gets published, they consult with one another, or if they’re unsure, they ask the adviser, Journalism instructor Mr. Hanif.
Nick • Apr 24, 2024 at 2:26 pm
Fantastic Article! I enjoy how this post includes pictures and details on each staff member. I may learn who is in charge of Grove watch Entertainment from this article, and We can show our gratitude to the members for informing us and giving us, over all very good job
Emmaneulla Ferdinand • Apr 18, 2024 at 7:11 pm
As a sophomore in 2024, I saw this post of the SJW, I was curious when I clicked and found a lot of useful information to learn as I’m taking the Journalism class right now. In my opinion, you guys did a good job. Secondly, I think the 2024 Journalism class and the rest of the students were able to learn a lot from this publication.
Roodley Louis • Apr 18, 2024 at 2:58 pm
Great Article! I like how they put images and information about each staff member in this article. I noticed that the staff members this year did the same thing they were lowkey ahead of their time.
Indera Washington • Apr 18, 2024 at 1:27 pm
This article lets us know who runs the Grove watch Entertainment site. Knowing who the staff is gives us a chance to thank them for letting us know and giving us a heads up on what’s coming up in the week and or acknowledging what’s going on that particular day. I feel like Brianna did a very good job.