Lemon Bay High School

Thank you, Emma.

Turning now to education, Lemon Bay High School is rolling out a cutting-edge cybersecurity program that could change students' futures here in Inglewood.

Madison has those details.

Madison?

Thank you, Max.

Lemon Bay High School recently unveiled its brand-new cybersecurity classroom, a $130,000 renovation transforming an old computer lab into a state-of-the-art learning environment.

As reported by Chloe Nelson at The Daily Sun, students now have access to tech features like blue LED lighting, gamer chairs, and wall-to-wall monitors making it feel more like an Apple store than a typical classroom.

Most importantly, students are already earning nationally recognized certifications such as Cisco and CompTA credentials that open doors to immediate job opportunities after graduation.

Even into adulthood, she still stayed close with them, and she and her family tried to meet her parents for weekly dinners.

Denise attended Lemon Bay High School, where she was an amazingly bright student, both in extracurriculars, playing flute in her high school band, and definitely with her academics.

She was incredibly smart, very good in school.

She even graduated magna cum laude in 2004.

We'll get there, but it was avoidable.

But anyways, moving on.

After graduating from Lemon Bay High School, Denise and Nathan moved to Tampa.

Okay? And once they moved to Tampa, they both started attending the University of South Florida.