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The Student News Site Of Inlet Grove High School

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The Student News Site Of Inlet Grove High School

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To new beginnings

Jessica Bureau, Co-Editor
May 14, 2024
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12 YEARS LATER: The senior class of 2024 have reached a milestone in their life, as they reflect on all the growth, work, and achievements throughout their k-12 experience. Family, friends, and many more have gathered together to celebrate this last chapter of an era with tears of joy, and laughter.
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Canesfest live, 2025!
Canesfest live, 2025!
TIME TO MOVE FORWARD: Graduation for the seniors was held May 13 at the South Florida Fairgrounds, celebrating the new level they have reached and how they'll continue their journey for years to come.
On to the next chapter
Inlet Grove Graduating Class of 2025
IT'S BEEN A MINUTE: Former Grovewatch Editor-in-Chief Sephora Charles visited Mr. Hanif's classroom during lunch on April 24, 2025, over 3 years after graduating from Inlet Grove. While there, she spoke to Multimedia Club members about her past experience and her journey beyond Inlet.
Newsroom homecoming
THE REBIRTH: The behind the scenes and start-up of Inlet Grove baseball team.
The resurrection of Canes baseball
TIME FOR YOUR FINAL CHECK-UP: An event was held for the senior medical students on May 6. To thank them for their hard work, the seniors were given small gifts.
Senior Awards Ceremony: LPN and Medical
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OPPORTUNITIES: Douglass Lawson, the mayor of Riviera Beach (center), and Jervonte Edmonds, the State Rep (left), held a senior meeting at the theatre on Sept.12., where they briefly discussed Riviera Beach’s 2025 Youth Council Interest Meeting, and brought Florida Atlantic University students who talked about scholarship opportunities.
Suits for Seniors
TOGETHER WE STAND: The Seniors voted during lunch for their class officers ready to make their voices count!
Photo of the Day: Senior election
THE GOOD OLD DAYS: Growing up from being the newest class to enter high school soon after COVID began, the class of 2025, four years later, now claim their diplomas, wondering where the time went. They've finally crossed the stage and are entering a new era of their lives.
Welcome to graduation
MEMORABLE: A mural celebrating diversity and leadership, painted as a gift to the school by Seniors from the Class of 2023 on the side of Building 2.
Honoring greatness
A CELEBRATION: After four years, the class of 2025 has officially walked the stage on May 13, 2025. Photographed above are Doriska Blaze, Scott Mcdermott, and Miracle Cooper (from left to right).
Looking ahead
IT'S BEEN AN HONOR: An event was held in the auditorium on May 5 where seniors were given medals for their hard work throughout the years. LPN and Medical Academy students were not given any prizes yet; their ceremony has been scheduled for the night of May 6.
Senior Awards Ceremony: Multimedia & more
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TOGETHER: The Moon's waning crescent, Venus, and Regulus are close in the early morning sky.
Triple Conjunction
FIXER UPPER: Inlet Grove students along with volunteers worked together to put together the garden, the event was held by Mr. Burt and Mr. Banks on Sept.6.
Grow a garden
TOUCHDOWN: The Hurricanes first win of the season against Somerset Key 30-0 on Sept .4 .
Fresh start
THERE'S A SHARK IN THE ROOM! The 18th annual My Teacher My Hero Gala was hosted on May 3 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center. Daymond John, an entrepreneur best known for starring in ABC's Shark Tank, was the keynote speaker.
Not all heroes wear capes
LOOK AROUND: From Shakespeare to sentence structure, from fiction to realistic. Ms.Cifuentes class in room 501 is where it all happens.
Where words come alive
A GENEROUS DONATION: Web Design students headed to the Education Foundation of Palm Beach County on Apr. 29 to receive and celebrate a $50,000 grant given to them by Florida Power & Light to give their classroom a makeover.
Thank you, FPL!
About the Contributor
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.