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Senior Day 24'

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Last week we bid a heartfelt farewell to our seniors on their last full day, signaling the conclusion of their journey with a day filled with meaningful celebrations. Kicking off the festivities was the cherished tradition of the senior breakfast, where our soon-to-be graduates received their caps and gowns, overflowing with excitement for the milestone ahead.


The day took on a nostalgic tone as our seniors led a symbolic "Walk Through" of the school, accompanied by our youngest learners, who looked up to them with admiration. It was a touching moment of unity and reflection, as the passing of the torch from one generation to the next was palpable in the air.


Senior Chapel provided a space for profound dialogue and self-reflection, with graduating seniors sharing their insights and experiences with underclassmen. Through candid discussions, students gained valuable perspectives on life's journey and the importance of spiritual growth, fostering a sense of camaraderie and support within our school community. After the panel discussion, we had a great message from our 2024 Valedictorian, David Baker. His inspiring words resonated with everyone present, encapsulating the essence of our seniors' journey and their aspirations for the future.

As the chapel session drew to a close, a symbolic transition occurred as seniors passed on their legacy to juniors, marking a moment of continuity and growth within our school.


Finally, the day concluded with a heartwarming tradition as parents gathered to decorate their seniors' cars, adorning them with symbols of their future endeavors and sending them off with love and support.


In its entirety, the day was a touching celebration of achievement, fellowship, and anticipation, honoring the accomplishments of our graduating seniors as they embark on the next chapter of their lives.



 
 
 

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