Congratulations to the Juanita High School and Futures School class of 2019. Photo courtesy of LWSD Facebook page

Juanita and Futures seniors graduate

The ceremony took place on June 14 at the JHS Field House.

Wednesday, June 19, 2019 8:30am
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Juanita High School and Futures School graduated their 2019 seniors on June 14 at the JHS Field House.

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Congratulations to the Juanita High School and Futures School class of 2019. Photo courtesy of LWSD Facebook page

Congratulations to the Juanita High School and Futures School class of 2019. Photo courtesy of LWSD Facebook page

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