From Student to Alumni

Parting words from the Class of 2022

ADVICE FOR THE CLASS OF 2023:

● Plan out your due dates. ● Revise your essays multiple times ● Be authentic in your application and interviews. ● Keep an open mind about colleges that you would attend. ● Visit campuses in person if you can. ● Use your resources, they are very helpful and will help you see things from a different perspective. Reflecting on my high school experience in my applications helped me realize what I value in a college and some of the things I hope to continue with in college. I also learned how important the feel of a college campus and community are to me.

I liked how we had plenty of freedom and were in charge of choosing what we wanted in a college/ where to apply, and our college counselors were there to help us no matter what.

Thank you for all of the hard work that you put into not only the college process but all of the events and activities outside of the college process - making sure that we not only focused on college but high school and taking breaks to have fun.

Thank you so much for a great year, we really couldn't have done it without you! I'm so grateful for all of the help and support from the beginning of the year to the end with everything from college counseling to guidance through senior events and senior projects!

Senior Spring

The Transition from Student to Alumni

By Julia Driscoll | Alumni Relations Manager

The Class of 2022 gathering in the PARK for the Senior Wildflower Chapel in March.