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ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE: Michelle Brown is the president of her own communications company, formerly worked for Palm Beach Post, and previously been the communications manager for various corporations.

WHM Week 2: Michelle Brown

March 12, 2020
ROLE MODEL: English instructor Ms. Kirkman reflects on female role models, One of my female role models growing up was teacher Christa McAuffliffe; I was in fifth grade when she died during the Challenger accident. First, it meant a lot to me that she believed teaching was so valuable as an occupation that she put her life on the line, and ultimately lost it, in order to educate students from space. Second, I read an article about her after she died and a quote of hers has always stayed with me: I touch the future. I teach.

Each one, teach one

March 10, 2020
CELEBRATING STUDENT PUBLICATIONS: During Scholastic Journalism Week. Feb. 24-28, students shed light on their publication staffs and what they do.

SJW 2020

March 5, 2020
STRONG ROLES: English instructor Mrs. Cartwright, reflecting on what Womens History Month means and how it has affected her, said: It means that women are recognized for having strong roles and strong voices in society. I think its really important because girls, growing up nowadays, need to be empowered to take on the world and should be well aware that theyre just as capable as their male counterparts.

Positive influences

March 3, 2020
TOGETHER WE STAND: March is a month where women and their contributions and hardships are acknowledged and celebrated.

Women’s History Month

March 2, 2020
APPRECIATION: Special thanks to CEO/President Dr. Banks and other administrators and staff who support our student publications.

SJW Day 4: Thank you!

February 28, 2020

SJW Day 3: We Can!

February 28, 2020
GROVEWATCH: Brianna Luberisse, the editor-in-chief.

SJW Day 2: Take it to the Community Day

February 25, 2020
GOING BACK INTO TIME: Ida B. Wells-Barnett was an African-American investigative journalist, educator, and an early leader in the civil rights movement. She was also one of the founders of the NAACP.

SJW Day One: Multimedia day

February 24, 2020
CONGRATS: Mrs. Pawlin published her first book on Amazon.com, making her the first published English/ reading instructor to do so.

[Photo] There’s light at the end of the tunnel

February 17, 2020
CELEBRATING STUDENT PUBLICATIONS: During Scholastic Journalism Week. Feb. 24-28, students shed light on their publication staffs and what they do.

SJW? What’s that?

February 20, 2020

GWTV: Spring 2020- Ep. 2

February 19, 2020
BE MINE: SGA director Mrs. Pietenza accompanies students Jalen Giles, Yardine Chocetene, and Alyssa Stephens while selling Valentines Day flower grams to students.

Love is in the air

February 13, 2020
BRIDGING THE GAP: Operation Specialist William Wise enlightens student Jalen Giles on the possibilities and oppurtunities available afforded by the U.S Navy through brochures and pamphlets while showcasing U.S Navy souvenirs.

Sir, yes sir

February 13, 2020
LETS GO CANES: Terry Bradden Jr. is a Riviera Beach native and former football player and coach for Inlet Grove. Bradden made his first big break in 2007, during his junior year as a quarterback for Inlet Grove. This lead to the Hurricanes’ first post-season appearance in the program’s history. He repeated this during his senior season, attracting the attention of several Division I programs. Bradden went on to play one year at Howard University before transferring to Tuskegee University. There, he finished playing football and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in social work. Bradden also coached at Florida Atlantic University and is now the defensive quality coach for the Kansas City Chiefs, who won the Super Bowl January of 2020. He is pictured showing his support for the eighth annual medical symposium.

Believe it and you achieve it

February 11, 2020
GET ACTIVE: Polls are where the student body can survey whatever it is that the question is asking and is located on the left side of the screen under β€˜recent scores’.

Stay updated

January 29, 2020
I HAVE A DREAM: Advanced journalism students attended the 39th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Breakfast, where influential figures throughout Palm Beach County were in attendance, as well as students around West Palm Beach whom received awards for their contributions.

Keeping the legacy alive

January 28, 2020

Put a stop to human and sex trafficking

January 23, 2020
TECHNICAL TALK: Ms. Baker, Digital Design instructor, accompanied Jacob Zukas at Santaluces High School for the Schemer Cover Design Competition.

Moving forward in technology

January 10, 2020

Behind the radicals

May 30, 2018
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[Photo] Taking care of business

May 25, 2018
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[Photo] An event to remember

May 25, 2018
GRAB THE TISSUES: Rose Courage and Michelle Lahens step foot on Inlet Grove for the last time as they finished their rehearsal for their graduation. They were rewarded with cores and awards for their achievements such as Multimedia, SIC Club, SGA, Medical, Key Club, Merit, and for being a scholar.

On to better things

May 25, 2018
SAK PASE: Haitian Canes gathered together to take a photo in honor of Haitian Flag Day. Today symbolizes the day that the first Haitian flag was adopted, which was on May 18, 1803.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: Get your flags ready

May 18, 2018
QUIET DOWN: Ms. Bell shares a bit about how she became a librarian, her childhood growing up in north Philadelphia in a Catholic household, and the obstacles she went through to finish school without coming from an academic background.

Behind the books

May 17, 2018
THANK YOU: In recognition of Teacher Appreciation Day, these photos show them doing their day-to-day job of caring for students and making sure that no child is ever left behind. The photos also show how much they mean to us students.

We love you teachers

May 8, 2018
BACKLIGHTING: Advanced Journalism students took photos to demonstrate backlighting, which is illumination from behind. In other words, the light source is behind the subject, making pictures appear dark from the front.

Hey, delete that backlighting

April 24, 2018
STOP FRYING YOUR BRAIN CELLS: Studies have shown that students ranging from 9th grade to the 12th prefer smoking marijuana rather than cigarettes. Both are unhealthy choices.

Be smart, don’t start

April 12, 2018

The cemeteries are full!

March 28, 2018
DR. SPECTOR: He prefers sitting on the desk in his Science classes to be closer to a meeting of equals with his students.

Getting into science

March 9, 2018
All about SGA

All about SGA

March 9, 2018
CONGRATULATIONS: Student-athlete Jordan Hall was joined in the media center by friends, family, and faculty to honor and celebrate her committing to Brewton-Parker college and all of her accomplishments.

Signing Day: Jordan Hall

March 2, 2018
OUR HISTORY : This photo represents a few African-Americans that paved the way for all of us to be equal.

Be black and be proud

February 28, 2018
FLAG FOOTBALL: Students Toni Andrews, Nia Filsaime, and Brenay Porter sign up for flag football. While sophomore , track-runner , Teliyah Greathouse posed with Coach Kelly.

Photo of the Day: Get those flags ready

January 31, 2018
CLASS ACTION: Pre-Law instructor Dr. Kerkhoffs students experienced meet-and-greets with judges, bailiffs and K-9 dogs, and observed the closing arguments in a criminal trial, May 4 during the β€œLaw Week” activities at the Palm Beach County Courthouse.

What an honor, Your Honor

May 9, 2017
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Grab your gavels

September 6, 2016
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