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Photo of the Day: Refreshing

Alaja Depina, Managing Editor
April 11, 2025
Alaja Depina
WHAT A LUCKY ONE: Arielle Gibson, a 12th grader in the LPN program, was awarded the Coca-Cola scholarship in the media center from a program called Big Brother Big Sister.
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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
EMPOWER: The Team Select Home Care speakers came on campus and educated the LPN students on advocating for their patients and family caregiving program.
Shaping the future of Nursing Care
ROAD TO SUCCESS: On Feb 27, FAMU Director of Academic Affairs Augustus Mitchell (left) and Assistant Professor in Pharmacology Marvin Scott (right) informed Juniors and Seniors in the medical career of the opportunities available at their University.
Endless possibilities
LEND A HAND: Students in the LPN (licensed practical nursing) program, Sydney Ligonde (middle), Brina Brown(left) and Vanessa Morales (right) share laughs as they practice medical procedures.
Let’s roll and learn
SIT AND LEARN: Martene Nelson, a sickle cell speaker, came on campus and educates the medical students about sickle cells.
Photo of the Day : The awareness of the warriors
LIFESAVERS: The JPN (Junior Practical Nursing) students assisted students ages 16 and older on Feb. 7 in signing up for the blood drive that will take place Thursday, Feb. 13th.
Give a pint, save a life
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WATCH AND LEARN: Mr.Clark Pre-architecture class uses Minecraft to see there models come to life during 4th hour.
Photo of the day: Get to gaming
GET PUMP: Emmanuel Banks, a student in Coach Donavan’s class does jump roping as one of his workouts during 4th period.
Photo of the Day: Jumptastic
HOOPING FOR FUN: During lunch, students can come to the court outside of the gym to play basketball, football, soccer, and more.
Photo of the Day: Anything but net
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
SPIKE-TASTIC: Students join together during lunch time to enjoy a game of volleyball.
Photo of the Day: Serve up
HEARTWARMING: Students are celebrating Valentine's Day by wearing outfits that ooze sweet and romantic vibes and giving treats to their significant other.
Photo of the Day: Love is in the air
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GLOW & RALLY: Students participated in the first pep rally of the year, which featured a glow-in-the-dark show, interactive games, and concluded with a performance by the drumline.
Bright lights, big hype
A taste of opportunities
A taste of opportunities
It’s not brain surgery but it feels like it
It’s not brain surgery but it feels like it
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
About the Contributor
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.