Montgomery County High School has early graduates as well as students who are enrolled, but will not return next semester because they will be working full-time. The students who completed their …
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Montgomery County High School has early graduates as well as students who are enrolled, but will not return next semester because they will be working full-time. The students who completed their credits early were Destiny Hunter, Aaron Snider, Serenity Stokes, Arianna Davis and Aspen Wiggs. The students who will be working full-time next semester are Ella Fuhrmann, Nora Eoff and Bri Stierlin. All of them will return to MCHS in May for the graduation ceremony. Pictured, from left, are Wiggs, Hunter, Eoff, Fuhrmann, Francois, Davis and Stokes. Not pictured are Snider and Stierlin.
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