In the Spokane-Coeur d’Alene area, 7,878 students are graduating from 65 schools. It’s tough work making it through school. These students persevered — and thrived. Cheers to the class of 2025!
When life changes in an instant, one can either look back at what has been lost, or decide to move forward, living in a world that has been transformed.
Lakeside High School graduate Adam Edwards is not reluctant to share that he defines his life by his strong Christian faith. What impresses those around him, however, is how he acts upon that faith.
Thanks to a life-changing decision he made almost seven years ago, Innovation High School senior Joseph Lemmond doesn’t have to wonder what might have been.
Around the time COVID-19 caused schools to move online, On Track Academy senior Miles Day, then in seventh grade, was being pulled out of school and moved to online classes to help with his mental health.
When Genesis Prep Academy senior Bentley Ubert was looking for a new hobby during his junior year, he didn’t take up chess or e-gaming. He decided to become a boxer.
