No dream can be real while youre sitting on the sidelines Lynnwood High School graduates 243

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Lynnwood High School honored 243 graduates during its commencement ceremony on June 16, 2025, celebrating a unique class that navigated their high school years post-pandemic. Class President Leslie Vazquez expressed pride in their perseverance, particularly acknowledging Latino students who were the first in their families to graduate. Valedictorian Nathan Tran Doan inspired classmates by stressing the value of courage in chasing dreams. Faculty speaker Sarah Nelson urged graduates to respond with courage and love in the face of future challenges. The ceremony recognized 24 students for earning associates degrees through the Running Start program, with three also receiving STEAM diplomas.

Additionally, 43 students were awarded the Washington State Seal of Biliteracy for proficiency in multiple languages. The Foundation for Edmonds School District granted $249,000 in scholarships to 83 graduates, including 23 from Lynnwood High School. This celebration highlighted both academic excellence and the resilience of the students in overcoming significant challenges.

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