Eight students leave with diploma at winter graduation

Nyah Phengsitthy, Editor-in-Chief|February 5, 2019

This year’s winter graduation celebrated eight students. The annual ceremony took place at Skyline Middle School.

The annual winter graduation took place Saturday, Feb. 2 at Skyline Middle School. Administration, superintendent Pat Lintner and teachers presented diplomas to eight students:

Diangelo Estela

Leonardo Gudiel- Lobo

Tibah Al-Qurayshi

Hilda Cabrera Morales

Mastaneh Mohammadzadeh

Autumn Fletcher

Edgar Alvarez-Alvira

Daniel Bravo Requeno

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Band director Daniel Upton conducts a band performance. Photo courtesy of Bob Adamek

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SHOWCASE

First outdoor track practice

A band student dressed up as Patrick Star waves goodbye to the children as they leave.

HHS Band performs Tiny Tots

Juniors Veronica Gutierrez and Macy Waid get ready to start their game against Spotswood High School.

Varsity Girls tennis warm ups

Another JROTC student playing in the VR set. The simulation was supposed to imitate being in a helicopter and trying to stop the California wild fires.

US Army visits with virtual reality stimulation

Senior Rylee Stroop warms-up before going up to bat.

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Eight students leave with diploma at winter graduation

Project uncovers hundreds of lynching victims over decades

Urban Renewal intensifes to generational poverty in Black communities

HHS band director recognized, Music Educator Of The Year

Mu Alpha Theta offers SAT/ACT tutoring

Spring lockdown leads to protocol reform, communication improvement

First outdoor track practice

HHS Band performs Tiny Tots

Varsity Girls tennis warm ups

US Army visits with virtual reality stimulation

Varsity Softball vs. Fluvanna 3/12

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