Where are they going? [Class of 2020]

Senior Ayden Gibbs (‘20) has been thinking about what do to and what he’s done in high school now that he’s graduated. While he isn’t totally sure what he’s going to do in the future, Gibbs plans to attend Front Range Community College to explore his options. He says that ultimately, he wants to be a high school football coach and that he’ll likely pursue a career in physical education. Hearkening...

As the school year wraps up and seniors are deciding what their future holds, one senior is heading to the national capital to continue her education and make her mark on the world. Makinsey Hamblin (‘20) will be attending American University in Washington D.C. as a history major. Hamblin said she chose this school “Because they offered [her] a good financial aid package and they’re in an ar...

Even though we aren’t in school, it is still important to highlight seniors and their accomplishments.  MHS senior Tyler Gibbs (‘20) has been reflecting back on his memories of football and his past two years on The Mav staff.  As a junior, Gibbs was a reporter for MavTV, and this year, he is MavTV's Creative Editor. He is most proud of how well MavTV has been doing even with everyone at home....

Andrea Randolph (‘20) has put a great deal of thought into the future of her education, and it starts not far from home. She plans to “[start] at Front Range Community College (FRCC) in Westminster, then transfer to Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design (RMCAD).” She believes that creating a foundation at FRCC will help her get her basic classes out of the way, so she can focus on her major w...

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Graduation is roughly four months away, and seniors are beginning to finalize their post-secondary plans. Colleges are responding to applications, and scholarships are being filled out by the dozen. It’s the time of year when students choose their path.  Chloe Reed (‘20) is a senior who has a path set out for her. She has been accepted to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Ari...

While some students itch to get away from their families by the end of high school, Abi MacPhail has chosen CSU Fort Collins for not only their environmental program but because Fort Collins is between where her brother goes to school and where her family lives.  MacPhail wants to go to a college where there are “plenty of opportunities to expand my learning and meet new people." "I also w...

There are only a few months left of high school for seniors. So many people are ready to go out during the summer days and go on adventures. Seniors are ready to graduate and start a new journey in their life. Their life as a high schooler is coming to an end and many couldn’t be more excited. One of the seniors who’s excited to go out into the world and graduate is Jarom Diaz.  Diaz was ac...

Molly Caylor, a friendly student whom you will almost always find with a smile on her face, is looking forward to her future despite how scary it feels.  Even though Caylor is not certain of what she wants out of the college experience, she is planning to attend Portland State University to study environmental science and energy science. As of now, her plan is to learn as much as she can in the fie...

When most students think about their high school experience, it is likely they have regrets -- things they wish they did differently. That might be true for most, but it is not for Kohley Longmeyer. She plans to attend Oklahoma Panhandle State University (OPSU) which is known for its focus on agriculture and science.  Longmeyer plans to earn a degree in physical science, which is what the college spe...