Praised for their resiliency, Edmonds Heights grads receive diplomas

Edmonds Heights K-12 celebrated the graduation of its Class of 2025 with a ceremony that showcased the school's unique educational model. On a picturesque Friday evening, 50 graduates received diplomas from their parents, emphasizing the vital role families play in the learning process. Principal Kathleen Hodges articulated the school's commitment to a collaborative, self-directed education, where students shape their own learning experiences. The graduation featured student speakers, including Isabella Contreras and Soleil Schultz, who reflected on their academic journeys and the support they received from teachers and family. Dr.

Greg Schwab, Assistant Superintendent of Edmonds School District, addressed the graduates, highlighting their hard work and growth. He encouraged them to step confidently into their futures, recognizing the potential they hold. The event underscored the importance of community involvement and family engagement in education, which has been a core principle since the school's establishment in 1996. Edmonds Heights continues to foster an environment where every learner can thrive, a testament to its innovative approach to education.