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October 27, 2015

HERITAGE DAY: Karla Lopez, Maria Murillo, and Jorge Murillo represent their Hispanic ethnicity during Spirit Week.

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GO GET A PASS: Tardy passes were collected from the 2022-23 school year by Ms. Goldstein. Students Danica Ivey and Rose Medelus measured how long the passes stretched across campus. From the first building to third.

Late again

NO ACADEMIC CLASSES TODAY: Instead, the Hurricanes are enjoying fun activities in the gym, cafeteria, auditorium, softball/baseball field, basketball court and track, with food trucks and other goodies on the side. And the J-Canes are there. Keep returning here for updates all day as the Multimedia Team covers it all.

Canesfest live!

TIME FLIES, BUT MEMORIES LAST FOREVER: From elementary, middle, and high, seniors have achieved and overcome many things. Today they celebrate those things with tears, hugs, family, and friends as they turn their tassels to begin a new chapter in life.

Hurricanes triumph

FRESH START: The Fort Pierce Central Cobras sent the Hurricanes back home after a 14-12 loss, on May 19.

Close win

UNTIDY: Students leave their trash at a table by Building 3.

Where is the respect for our campus?

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

SHOW AND TELL: Mr. McDermott hosted the 8th Annual Car Show where past and new participants came to showcase their unique automobiles on Sunday, Feb. 26.

Automotive zone

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

MAKE YOUR FUTURE: The Canes and other high schoolers had the opportunity to go to the Claim Your Future Showcase at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on Jan. 31. They had a chance to see many companies showing what jobs they offer.

Thinking ahead

AT PALM BEACH STATE: Nurse Graham and Nurse Cintron transported 31 Medical Academy Seniors to Palm Beach State College on Oct. 24. We visited the EMS & Fire, Pre-Law, and Nursing Departments. said Nurse Graham, Most importantly, we were able to have all students complete their applications and obtain valuable scholarship and admission information.

Advancing science knowledge

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