Rogers High School Senior Signing Day
Rogers High School is holding a college-signing ceremony Friday morning at the high school. The ceremony is part of the school’s 100% College Application Completion project that resulted in 94% of Rogers 12th graders completing a confirmed post-graduation application: 2 year, 4 year, military, apprenticeship, etc. This is the highest percentage to date for John R. Rogers High School.
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Rogers High School Principal Lori Wyborney takes a selfie of a gathering of students during Senior Signing Day Friday. The seniors walked across a stage, said their names and announced intentions for further education next year.
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Rogers High School seniors Aleah Davis, Sam Milsap and Alissa Scott are continuing their education at University of Washington and Eastern Washington University.
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Rogers High School student Sam Milsap announces his intentions to attend University of Washington next year during the school's Senior Signing Day, Friday, May 17, 2019.
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Rogers High School students can choose a college pennant before the start of Senior Signing Day, Friday, May 17, 2019.
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Rogers High School student Dale Kinman wears a Spokane Community College pennant on his head before the beginning of the Senior Signing Day, Friday, May 17, 2019. Kinman plans to attend SCC and become an auto mechanic.
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Rogers High School principal Lori Wyborney, left, congratulates Alissa Scott after Scott announces her plans to attend EWU next year during the school’s Senior Signing Day, Friday, May 17, 2019.
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