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Celebrating high school grads and scholastic achievements

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These five Hemet High School graduates were chosen to receive scholarships for college from the Idyllwild Scholarship Fund. All of them have been accepted and confirmed what college they are attending. They received their awards at Senior Awards night on May 30 at Hemet High School and graduated on May 31 at Ramona Bowl. From left, Ben Goulding, Breanna Lewis, Sage See, Kendra Johnson and Monique Grover.
Photo courtesy Kathy Lewis

 

Evan Biley and Chloe Schelly, both of Idyllwild, just finished their junior year at Hemet High School. They were honored to make Daisy Chain at Hemet High and escort the seniors at graduation. Daisy Chain is made up of the top 24 juniors. Chloe and Evan are in a class size of 544 students.
Photo courtesy Leslie Schelly

 

Mrs. Kirsten Ingbretsen’s sixth-grade ELA class with their Language Arts awards at Idyllwild Middle School.

 

These Idyllwild Middle School students received bronze awards for having GPAs of between 3.0 and 3.49 throughout the entire school year. Photos by Amy Righetti

 

These Idyllwild Middle School students received gold awards for having GPAs of between 3.8 and 4.0.

 

These Idyllwild Middle School students received silver awards for having GPAs of between 3.5 and 3.79.

 

 

 

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