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!
Chesterton Academy of Notre Dame offers a classical Catholic education to students. The curriculum includes three years of Latin and four years of theology, philosophy and art.
Lewis and Clark High School senior Fatima Mahdawi, who was born and raised in Afghanistan, had a very chilly reception from Spokane when she moved here, but that was only because she arrived in December.
When Mt. Spokane High School senior Heidi Neumiller learned before her freshman year that she would have the opportunity to enroll in a sports medicine class, she didn’t hesitate.
Venture Academy senior Angelo Hinkle leaves no doubt when he talks about his experience at the non-traditional, standards-based high school – if it weren’t for the welcoming environment there, he never would have graduated.
Whenever North Central High School counselor Kerry Trepus had a new student who needed to be shown around the school, she had a go-to pick for a tour guide: Abigail Liezen.
Camryn Nichols is a bright, cheerful and optimistic person who has overcome and continues to live with a host of physical ailments that leave her in pain and exhausted most of the time. You’d never know it upon meeting her.
