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Celebrations for the Class of 2024 have begun, and last night was Senior Exploration Night, where members of the Class of 2024 presented the projects they've been working on for the last month.
Senior Exploration allows seniors to integrate and apply skills and knowledge in an authentic, in-depth experience. Using a personal question as a guide, students are encouraged to find an experience that will require them to reflect on their growth while at WFS. This year's explorations included creating an online business, learning self-defense and carpentry, and graphic design and corporate litigation internships, among many others!
This morning, seniors enjoyed breakfast together while signing their yearbooks. We look forward to recognizing the Class of 2024 at tomorrow's Commencement!
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