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“It’s a lot different than a standard high school,” Charlotte explains. “The teachers actually know what your name is and we call the teachers by their names. It’s a personal relationship. Before, I couldn’t get the hands-on learning I needed. Now, I feel encouraged to do my work and I try to recommend it to as many people as I can.”
As a new parent, Rose needed an environment where her teachers treated her as a whole person and understood that she had to balance school with her parenting responsibilities. She found that at Lumen.
As the valedictorian of the first graduating class in the school’s history that started at SIA as freshmen, Sawyer is proud of his accomplishment and of his classmates.
Suhayb describes himself as confident and curious. He’s always trying to learn new things and he never shies away from a public speaking opportunity.
“I couldn’t have started my business without Innovation, learning key skills like communications, time management, and collaboration.” – Rebekah Christianson, Class of 2023
Tinsae Lopez is the valedictorian of Rainier Valley Leadership Academy’s Class of 2024. Today, Tinsae has already earned college credits toward his 4-year degree supporting his career plan toward accounting as he works to build and sustain momentum toward his future.
Chelsea was awarded the Act Six Scholarship this spring. And this proud graduate of Summit Public Schools | Olympus’ Class of 2024 will attend Pacific Lutheran University (PLU) on a full scholarship in the fall.
At Whatcom Intergenerational High School, Erik’s favorite part was the community. “Everyone is inclusive and non-judgmental. Everyone cares about each other and isn’t putting each other down. It’s a community where we build each other up.”
Lina Cousineau Aguero is one of the original students of Summit Public Schools Atlas. As one of its Class of 2024 graduates, she is both a founding student and foundational to how the school grew and evolved to meet the needs of the students it serves.