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Jessica Bureau, Co Editor
February 2, 2024
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HELPING HANDS: The National Honor Society (NHS) club volunteered at Mecca Lyons Road Farm at 8:30 am. The Hurricanes and students from other schools came and picked tomatoes for community service hours.

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CLUBS: The National Honor Society had a meeting during lunch on Mar. 6, to discuss new events and expectations to look forward to.
Update
HELPING HANDS: National Honor Society went to Bedner Farms, in Boynton Beach, to pick Green and Red peppers on Jan. 28.
Growing goods
CLEANSED: The National Honor Society volunteered with coastal clean up to help straighten out the seashore of Palm Beach County on Saturday, Sept. 17. "I really loved the turnout of our first NHS event, it really showed how we care about showing up to serve our community," said Vice President Jonathan Eugene shown in the picture.
Tidy up
CONGRATULATIONS: The advisors of the National Honors Society, Mrs. Reyes and Mr. Doby, including Inlet students received acknowledgement because of their academic achievements in school.
NHS Recognition
FORMALITY: New inductees were appointed into the National Honor Society on May 23 as they said the NHS pledge and past officers were rewarded.
Salute to the new
FESTIVITY: National Honor Society members, Ms. Espinoza, Ms. Reyes, and Mr. Doby (shown above) went to Okeeheelee Park for the NHS Senior send-off hosted by Vice President, Cinthia Gonzalez on May 7. "It was a fun event, people painted, played Uno, and played sports," said Gonzalez.
Good times
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MAKING NEWS: On March 5, Nurse Chavers LPN class made it to the news again by having channel 12 tv crew on campus to capture some of the few thing they've been working. Also to show that inlet can do more than just pass exams!
Making headlines again
A taste of opportunities
A taste of opportunities
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It’s not brain surgery but it feels like it
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
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FUTURE READY: High school students, parents, and middle schoolers were invited to come together at the Black Family Wellness Expo on Mar. 1 to explore higher education and career opportunities. University representatives and community leaders provided hands-on guidance on college admissions, career planning, and personal development. One of the sponsors Ms. Kora Jackson from the West Palm Beach Chapter of the Links stated her favorite part of the event is that "we can bring this to our community and people can learn more about their health, the proper way to do certain things, and coming out to have a good time.
Exploring possibilities
EARN IT: Students who received 800 hero points were rewarded with a food truck on Feb. 27-28.
Tasty rewards
A GLIMPSE INTO: TV Production students in Mr. Goldstein's class films next week's talk show during 4th hour.
Lights, camera, action
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.
Library chipper
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
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Jessica Bureau
Jessica Bureau, Co-Editor
Co-Hi guys, my name is Jessica Bureau and I’m a Senior in the Medical Academy. You’ll normally find me around campus participating in almost every activity. Things that interest me are photography, interior design, criminal justice, and the medical field. I love going out and being a helping hand. I hope to become someone else’s motivation as I finish high school.