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Huntsville High seniors reflect on graduation, college, careers and advice for younger students
Summary
In a series of filmed interviews, seniors at Huntsville High School described mixed emotions about graduating, named colleges and careers they plan to pursue, reported scholarship awards including one student citing $225,000 in offers, and offered advice to underclassmen.
Huntsville High School seniors described a mix of excitement, nervousness and nostalgia about graduating and shared plans for college, trade school and the military during a filmed series of interviews.
The students said why it mattered to them: graduating marks an end to the high school experience and a start of new chapters. "I'm ready to graduate, to be honest. I've been here too long. I'm ready to go," said Student 2, a senior at Huntsville High School. Another student described graduation as a "bittersweet moment" that signals the end of childhood and the start of adulthood.
Students named specific next steps and awards. Student 18 said she will attend Baylor University in Waco. Student 9 said she planned to major in criminal justice at Sam Houston State University and was considering a career path that could include patrol work, detective work, or law school. Student 5 said they plan to attend Texas…
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