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The Student News Site Of Inlet Grove High School

Inlet Grove News
The Student News Site Of Inlet Grove High School

Inlet Grove News
The Student News Site Of Inlet Grove High School

Inlet Grove News
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BANANA DRAMA: After fruity "art" duct taped to a wall sold for $120,000 recently at Art Basel Miami, Georgia artist David Datuna peeled it from the wall and ate it. "It wasn't vandalism," he said, "it was art performance from me and absolutely I am not sorry," according to CNN. com. Hurricanes Marine Science teacher Ms. Martinich re-enacted the performance in Mr. Hanif's fourth period Journalism class with the $120,000 artwork prize left from the Final Exam Team Competition.

Photo of the Day: Unapologetic performance

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
December 20, 2019
PATRICK STAR: Ms. Martinich's fourth period class were dissecting Starfishes. " We opened them up there was a lot of blood and it was a really cool experience," said Ronaldson MIstillion a Senior in the Medical Academy.

Photo of the Day: Marine Science

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
December 17, 2019
EARLY RELEASE: Jaheim Franklin is holding up a sign alerting Canes that Thursday and Friday students will be released at 12:30 and All buses will be leaving at 12:39.

CHORAL: "A blessing, not a lot of practice time due to schedules but those kids are dedicated," said Ms. Graham, Medical Academy instructor and sponsor of the Choir Club. On Dec. 13 the choir will host their first Christmas performance. Marline Alerte, a Junior in the LPN program said they have been preparing and now she thinks it's time for them to bring it to the light. "To be able to be a part of this amazing group is a blessing," said Annacheka, also a Junior in LPN.

Youth singing praises

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
December 12, 2019
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The Canes learned how to be more effective journalists during the annual Palm Beach Post High School Newspaper Workshop on Nov. 5 at the Airport Hilton. The sessions included producing a newspaper front page and writing lunch desert reviews that were critiqued by Food Editor Liz Balmaseda, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner.

Newspaper education

Brianna Dwyer and Moise Lavertu
December 6, 2019
GO CANES! The pep rally kicked off multiple events that happened over the weekend as the Category 5 Hurricanes took on the Suncoast Chargers in the biggest rivalry game of the year, and next day was the Homecoming Dance.

Homecoming spirit

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
November 29, 2019
FIRST GAME: The Girls Basketball team had there first game Monday against Forest Hill. JV wore Blue and played first at 4:30 p.m. and Varsity wore White, played at 6:00 p.m. Varsity lost their game 42-29.

Season tip off

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
November 21, 2019
ORDER NOW: Reserve a t-shirt or hoodie in support of the class of 2020 (seniors). There will be a discount of $40 for both when you purchase them together. See Ms. Mathias in room 505 to order.

Senior shirts and hoodies are here

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
November 14, 2019
ARE YOU READY? The girls basketball season is almost here. They have been practicing for the first game of the season which is on Nov. 18, against Forest Hill High School.

Basketball season is approaching

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
November 14, 2019
THE VOTES ARE IN: SGA is the Student Government Association and they take care of most events that occur around the school. The Treasurer Shelby Ismond said her job is to "manage budget, plan ways to raise money, make sure money isn't over spent, and determine how much SGA should spend when we plan pep rallies, dances and other events." She said "SGA helps the school become a more fun and enjoyable place."

New SGA officers have been elected

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
November 12, 2019
NEW SGA OFFICERS: President: Alyssa Stephens Vice President: Steve Salomon Secretary: Jada Prashad Treasure: Shelby Ismond Sergeant at Arms: Kalalah Norton have been elected Congrats Canes! and the sponser of the club Ms.Manera.

VOLUNTEERING: Students were out of school on October 9 because of the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur. 12 National Honor Society members sacrificed their free time by rendering community service at the Quantum House. The Quantum House is a caring and supportive home that lessens the burden for families whose children are receiving treatment in Palm Beach County for a serious medical condition. While there, the members played and talked with the children until they had to leave. "I am so proud of our students who shared their time with the Quantum House Kids," said Ms. Reyes one of the NHS advisers.

NHS students stepping forward

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
November 5, 2019
EARLY PARENTING: Medical Academy students were given an assignment to experiment on how to care for a baby in Ms. Paramore's second period class (Pre-Medical).

Test of parenthood

Janya Remy and Moise Lavertu
October 31, 2019
PLAYOFFS: The Canes made it to the first round of the play off games where they played against Bradenton Christian High School, but lost 33-48 and were not able to advance to the second round.

Last game of the season

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
October 31, 2019
BLAST FROM THE PAST: Today at Inlet Grove it was a 90's throw back when Maurice Law and Geovonni Wilson were using flip phones from the 90's .

Throwback Thursday

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
October 24, 2019
PAYBACK DAY: it was national pay a friend back day if any of your friends owe you money today is the day to get it.

A penny saved is a penny earned

A penny saved is a penny earned

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
September 27, 2019
Honored: Located in New York, The National September 11 Memorial is almost an acre in size and has the names of the 2,977 people who died in the 9/11 attack, inscribed in bronze.

The lasting effects of Sept. 11, 2001

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer
September 12, 2019
TYPICAL INLET: This is inlet grove while the students are in class the tables are empty the halls are empty and the sky is clear but the canes spirit still remains.

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