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RHS seniors announce college acceptances and military plans in morning bulletin
Summary
Multiple RHS seniors told the morning bulletin about college acceptances and plans to enlist or commission in military branches, naming institutions and intended fields of study.
Several RHS seniors discussed post‑graduation plans during the morning bulletin, naming colleges and military branches they intend to join.
Alyssa, an RHS senior accepted to the University of California, Riverside, said, "I'm gonna go to study mathematics and I'm gonna stay in the dorms, come home on the weekends, hopefully, meet some new friends."
Tyrese, an RHS senior, said he plans to commission into the U.S. Navy after four years of college and pursue medical training to become a physician. "I plan on commissioning into the Navy. After 4 years of college, I'm gonna try to get my bachelor's degree, and I'm gonna join the Navy and try to be a physician," he said.
Other seniors named colleges and intended fields: one student said they would attend Azusa Pacific to study neonatal nursing; another said they received a full scholarship to Northern Oklahoma College to study biomedical science. Several seniors said they plan to enlist or join branches including the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps and to use educational benefits while serving.
Students’ statements were given on the school morning bulletin and reflect individual plans announced by students; no formal school action or enrollment records were discussed.
