On Jan. 6, 28 graduates crossed the stage and earned their diplomas during the Adult Ed Graduation. The graduation was filled with many happy memories and reflections on the students’ time in the program as their friends and family watched in the audience. Administrators and teachers involved in the program gave speeches while students sang, read poems, and gave speeches of their own. The whole ceremony celebrated all of the graduates’ hard work and dedication to their studies.
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Celebrating achievements: Adult Ed graduation
January 14, 2025
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