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The Klamath County Transition Program celebrated the four students finishing the program at the 2018 Independence Day. Similar to graduation, Independence Day celebrates when students finish the program at age 21, and begin life outside the Klamath County School District.
Read MoreTriad High School held its 20th annual commencement ceremony on June 9th, 2018 at 3:00 pm. 13 students graduated from Triad on Saturday. Graduates included Blake Bay, Bennett Brown, Elijah Builta, Pete Drost, Daniel Eberhart, Isaac Franklin, Sarah McCuiston, William Mitchell, Kira Powless, Kylie Root, Shelby Wilson, Jesse Wolff and Gerald Yang.
Read MoreOn a bitter cold June Saturday; two-dozen faculty & administration, and a standing room only crowd of friends and family packed inside Modoc Field to bare witness to the graduation of the 129 Seniors Pelicans walk up to the stage as students and walk off the stage as graduates.
Read MoreHenley High School senior class president Mia Groff chose numbers to tell the story of her fellow graduates. She began with the number 1,377.
Read MoreEduardo “Lalo” Murillo is heading to college on a full ride. The Lost River High School senior recently found out he is one of 110 Ford Scholars, which will pay for about 90 percent of his tuition. The rest of his college will be paid for by scholarships from his college of choice, Lewis & Clark.
Read MoreFalcon Heights Academy set a record for the number students graduating in 2018. In all, 29 Falcon students earned a high school diploma, the largest class yet. In addition, 30 students earned GEDs.
Read MoreThe Class of 2018 is the smallest to graduate from Lost River Jr./Sr. High School, but you wouldn’t know it by the students’ accomplishments.
The 23 graduates earned more than $700,000 in grants and scholarships, completed nearly 4,000 hours of community service, participated in championship robotics teams, competed nationally with FBLA and signed on to collegiate sports teams.
Read MoreMazama High School Class of 2018 Valedictorians Matt Volpe and Mariano Segura jumped onto the commencement stage to the sound of Chumbawamba singing, “I get knocked down! But I get up again! You’re never gonna keep me down!”
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