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Photo of the Day: Admins interrupted

Period 4 PhotoJ class on the loose
Jay Class, Staff Writer
May 6, 2026
Kamari Eutsey
SIDE EYE: Why are those girls smiling?
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THERE HE IS: Mr. Morehouse leaves school early at 1:45 with the classic grin and thumbs up.
Photo of the Day 3: Clocking out
PREPARED: Not just a badge, a responsibility worn daily. (Officer A)
Photo of the Day: On duty
NEXT UP: Meet Mr.Graham a reappearing teacher here at Inlet Groves that teaches environmental and physical science in room 706 (I took this photograph with, my aperture on 5.6, my ISO on 200, and my shutter speed on 1,400).
Photo of the Day: Returning teacher
UPCOMING DATES: Mrs spector board displays reminders for upcoming assignments and finals.
Photo of the Day: Written deadlines
RUNNING LATE: Students are reviving a late pass from Mr. Sterner.
Never on time
PINK FOR PIENTKA: The Senior Class of 2024 painted a Breast Cancer ribbon in remembrance of Ms. Pientka, who is a breast cancer survivor and a beloved person to students, staff, and her family.
Photo of the Day: Honoring Ms. Pientka
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Inlet Grove Community High School students at a Riviera Beach city council meeting in April, taking notes and reporting on the city's actions. Kelvin Verhovlyak, left, Mikala Graham, center, and Abigail Guillaume, right. Graham wears scrubs as part of a separate medical program in the high school.
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2026 EDITION: The tradition continues as the Hurricanes again enjoy campus-wide fun, while student publication team members continually update the end-of-year action.
Photos of the Day: Canesfest
THE JOURNEY BEGINS: This is the first photo in this scavenger hunt, and it represents a natural object from nature.
On the hunt
Years became moments
AND THE CANES WERE THERE: Inlet Grove again took the MLK Essay Competition hosted by the Martin Luther King Coordinating Committee, with Marielys Solano winning 1st Place, Alexis Wilcher second, Abigail Guillaume third and honorable mention to Kelvin Verhovlyak. Their writing on the 2026 theme, "Building Bridges, not Walls," appears below.
Carrying on the legacy
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HAVE FUN: Mr. Goldstein's TV Production class went on a 15 minute walk outside.
Photo of the Day 4: Recess
TAKE THAT: TV Production instructor Mr. Goldstein teaches Camerion Palmer how to play Gin. "The American classic," said Mr. Goldstein, "gamble free."
Photo of the Day 2: Playing cards
CELEBRATING SUCCESS: Katie Pyrrhus is going to her sophomore year. She said it was a rough ride, but still made it out in the end. "I will never forget the quote, 'Always give it your 80%, and you might get a 90%.' It taught me that I don't need to be above and beyond to succeed."
Photo of the Day: Moving forward
FUTURE LAWYERS: Mrs. Whitfield's pre-law students practiced a criminal prosecution at the Palm Beach County Courthouse.
Photo of the Day: Mock trial
GATHER AROUND: SGA held a meeting in the cafeteria to discuss the rules and policies for the full-day activity on Wednesday, the 27th.
Photo of the Day: Canesfest planned
HERITAGE: From left, Angelica Pierre, Emilie Dupoux and Ruth Dorcent celebrated by displaying their flags honoring the culture, history, and tradition on May 18.
Photo of the Day: Threads of legacy
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