OHS Students Participate In Graduation Walk To Inspire Young Students

June 25, 2018 Contributor
Grace Bruns, Oswego High School Class of 2018 soon-to-be graduate smiles as she walks through the halls of Kingsford Park Elementary School, which was one of several stops as part of the annual graduation walk event.
Grace Bruns, Oswego High School Class of 2018 soon-to-be graduate smiles as she walks through the halls of Kingsford Park Elementary School, which was one of several stops as part of the annual graduation walk event.
Grace Bruns, Oswego High School Class of 2018 soon-to-be graduate smiles as she walks through the halls of Kingsford Park Elementary School, which was one of several stops as part of the annual graduation walk event.
Grace Bruns, Oswego High School Class of 2018 soon-to-be graduate smiles as she walks through the halls of Kingsford Park Elementary School, which was one of several stops as part of the annual graduation walk event.

OSWEGO – Thank you messages to teachers, encouragement for students and extra practice for graduation filled each Oswego City School District elementary school as the Oswego High School Class of 2018 paraded through their respective elementary buildings in one, final walkthrough.

Kingsford Park Elementary first grader Nate Chetney beams with pride as his sister, OHS senior Claudia Chetney, takes a break from the graduation walk celebration at KPS to give him a hug.
Kingsford Park Elementary first grader Nate Chetney beams with pride as his sister, OHS senior Claudia Chetney, takes a break from the graduation walk celebration at KPS to give him a hug.

OHS’ Graduation Walk tradition also brought many hugs and tears of joy as teachers celebrated the brief return of several of their former students.

Wearing their graduation caps and gowns, each senior also displayed their post-secondary education college or career choices.

The event served as an inspirational visual for younger students to continue hard work with their academic, character development and other skills necessary to be educationally successful and one day graduate OHS.

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