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Senior Spotlight - Markel Randle, Southeast High School
Southeast High School senior Markel Randle decided to take a photography class in his freshman year, a decision which helped him discover a passion for film photography and has led to national recognition and a major scholarship.
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Senior Spotlight – Roy Johnson, Northwest High School
After a health scare changed his future plans, Roy Johnson now plans to attend WSU Tech and become an auto mechanic.
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Senior Spotlight – Chloe Wiley, Northeast Magnet
Following the death of her sister, Chloe got support from a school counselor who helped her deal with her grief.
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Senior Spotlight - Madison Hill, Heights High School
Madison Hill credits her psychology teacher, Nathanael Harvey, for inspiring her to go into the field of psychology where she can help others.
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Senior Spotlight – Arthur Rodgers, Wichita Alternative High School
Arthur Rodgers, a senior at Wichita Alternative High School, describes his school as like a family.
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Senior Spotlight – Kaitlin Grimes, Wichita Virtual School
Thanks to the flexibility of the Wichita Virtual School program, Kaitlin Grimes was the first virtual school graduate this year, completing all her credits last semester.
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Senior Spotlight - Marcus Woodruff, Towne East Learning Center
Senior Marcus Woodruff credits his teachers at the Towne East Learning Center for inspiring him to graduate and to go on to college.
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We are excited to announce a new partnership with Southwestern College and William Allen White Elementary. Southwestern College recently visited our school to give a 35 minute program talking about five good character traits. The program concluded with a fun slam dunk contest and a meet-and-greet with our William Allen White basketball team and students who are potentially interested in pursuing post-high school opportunities in the game of basketball. We will continue to partner with Southwestern College this year through various activities and opportunities.
