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The Student News Site Of Inlet Grove High School

Inlet Grove News
The Student News Site Of Inlet Grove High School

Inlet Grove News
The Student News Site Of Inlet Grove High School

Inlet Grove News

New era

Alaja Depina, Staff Writer
July 31, 2023
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NEW CANES COMING THROUGH: Freshmen of the Class of 2027 were on campus July 26 for New Student Orientation. Hurricanes staff and students from different careers, clubs, sports, and academics spoke to the Newbies. Student Government Association (SGA) members and other students provided campus tours and displayed the uniform policy for the incoming Canes and their guardians. SGA members also lead the new incomers to the cafeteria or the media center to take a photo for their ID and put what career they desire to be in.

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FRESH START: Malia B, 14, a premedical student, begins her high school journey. "Everyone at the school is welcoming," said Malia.
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PEACE, LOVE, DEATH? Freshman couple Rayanne Williams and Jacob Zukas dressed as a colorful hippie and depressed grim reaper, celebrated their Halloween with a hug.
Photo of the Day: Rest in peace
GUIDANCE: A little heads up about the high school life. It may not be what one may seem.
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WELCOME HURRICANES: Student volunteers hand out informative paper work to the parents and students of the incoming class of 2021.
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EARNED, NEVER GIVEN: Once every week in front of the cafeteria, soldiers from the US Marine Corps come to Inlet Grove to inform students of what they do and opportunities for scholars within the force.
Photo of the Day: Boots on campus
FOR A SPECIAL SOMEONE: On Feb. 11, the Junior Class started selling confectionery bags for Valentine’s Day outside the cafeteria during lunch.
Treats for your sweetheart
VANQUISHERS: The Basketball Canes again were victorious by 76-36 hosting the Pahokee Blue Devils Friday.
Another win
INNOVATION IN MOTION: Hashly Salas has been awarded a scholarship for her new business from the Talented Teen Club Push for Girls and Boys Leadership Academy. Shawn Ho-Hing-King, founder and president of the Talented Teen Club, personally presented the award, accompanied by 9th grade advisor Ms. Latson
Photo of the Day 2: Young entrepreneur
HEAD IN THE GAME: Palm Beach Gardens sent the Hurricanes back home with a lost of 35-7.
Gators defeat Canes
UNVEIL: Schools from all over the county showed what their schools could offer to ranging from their school programs, extracurriculars, and opportunities. The annual school showcase held at the South Florida fairgrounds on Tuesday, Oct 22nd.
Academic exhibition
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PERSISTENCE: Inlet Grove students were celebrated for their outstanding academic achievements on Feb. 7. Those who earned straight A's and B's were recognized for their dedication and commitment to excellence, with parents there to celebrate their success.
Scholars
CHRISTMAS SEASON: The Media Center showcases festive holiday displays, spreading seasonal spirit through its decorations.
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UNTIL NEXT YEAR: As the semester comes to an end, the Art Club reflects on a year filled with color, creativity, and friendship. The final gathering on Dec. 11 was a celebration of creative expression and the bonds made along the way.
Creative closeout
BEWILDERING: The Art Club visited the Norton Museum on Nov. 22, which showcased a diverse collection of creative works, each open to multiple interpretations and meanings.
Beyond definitions
GIVING BACK TOGETHER: New Country 103.1, along with Hicks & Motto, hosted the 22nd Annual Friends Feeding Friends Thanksgiving Food Drive, taking place November 22-24 at Sprouts Farmers Market, Okeechobee & Military Trial in West Palm Beach, in partnership with Palm Beach Harvest.
Friends Feeding Friends
IS THAT REAL: The junior practical nursing (JPNs) students created fake injuries to practice applying dressing and gauze on each other. On the left Brina Brown is applying the fake wounds onto classmate Sydney Ligonde.
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About the Contributors
Alaja Depina
Alaja Depina, Managing Editor
What's up! My name is Alaja, but everyone calls me Lála. I started in the Medical Academy but switched my career to Journalism. I was born in Brockton, MA, and moved to Florida without my parents at the age of 12. I am half Angolan and half Cape Verdean, and understand all versions of Portuguese due to my culture. I used to do/play soccer, track, cross country, taekwondo, jazz band, and advanced band. I was a tutor for the 21st-century program and a coach for a program called Playworks. I love food, music, theories, my two dogs, hanging out with friends, and, of course, talking! I am everywhere and nowhere at the same time, so have fun looking for me.  
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