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Architecture Field Trip
Stefany Francisco, Staff Writer
October 27, 2023
Stefany Francisco
CAUTION: Students from the Architecture Academy visited the Bergeron Rodeo Grounds to interact with the Florida construction career day.
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HANDS-ON LEARNING: Nurse Cintron reviewed phlebotomy with the CCMAs (Certified Clinical Medical Assistant) students on Nov. 13 and had them practice their phlebotomy skills, along with the steps of patient care.
From practice to precision
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.
The wound workshop
HOPE & HEALING: Nurse Chavers the director of the medical academy and the Senior Nursing students wore pink in support of breast cancer awareness.
Photo of the day: Strength in pink
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
Recruiting more scholars
READY, SET, GROW: A honey making insect was found assisting in the growth of the flowers scattered throughout the campus by fertilizing them with pollen.
Pollination station
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MAKING CONNECTIONS: On Sept.12, Scott McDermott took a handful of students to the SDPBC Architects & Engineers Summit to further their reach into the professional industry.
Bonding with architects
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, I'm 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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HEAD IN THE GAME: Palm Beach Gardens sent the Hurricanes back home with a lost of 35-7.
Gators defeat Canes
HALLOWEEN: In honor of Spooky Season, students Ana-Sofia Restrepo and Devynn Bedford decided to get creative and paint their faces.
Too cute to spook
CONQUER: The Jupiter Christian Eagles lost to the hurricanes 36-12 on Oct 24th. Allowing the hurricanes to proceed into the class 2A playoffs.
Apex predator
ONE PINT AT A TIME: The JPNs partnered with OneBlood to host a blood drive with Medical Instructor Mr. Hartung on Sept. 17. After promoting the event with flyers and permission slips, 20 students donated enough blood to save 60 lives.
Lend a hand, save a life
UNITY: The game that was delayed due to Hurricane Helene took place on Sep. 30 against Kings Academy with the Hurricanes Losing 0-16.
The lion's reign
Baking the knowledge
Baking the knowledge