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Ravens crow as Riverdale graduates 277

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Posted 5/22/23

Riverdale Ridge Ravens open their wings, making croaking calls symbolizing the raven spirit of transformation, survival, and opportunity into the world to plan for the future, graduating on Monday, …

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Ravens crow as Riverdale graduates 277

The students arrived ready to be seated for the graduation ceremony that will lead them on their journey.

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These students received the seal recognition Bi-literacy by Chris Fielder, 27-J superintendent.

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Riverdale Ridge High School Choir performing "Shine Like Stars" by Pinkzebra.

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Creative caps by students, each telling a story of their future.

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The Riverdale Ridge band performing "How Does a Moment Last Forever." Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Tim Rice, arranged by Michael Brown.

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Isabella Quintana designed her cap with the motivation to write her future story.

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The students walked on stage to receive the diploma from Principal Cody Clark with the school administration, 27J Public School Administration, and 27J Public School Board of Education.

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It is official that the students received the diploma.

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The final duration of the ceremony, students move the tassel to the left to make it official to graduate.

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Posted Monday, May 22, 2023 4:15 pm

Belen Ward
bward@coloradocommunitymedia.com

Riverdale Ridge Ravens class of 2023 celebrated their graduation May 22, with making croaking calls symbolizing the raven spirit of transformation, survival, and opportunity into the world to plan for the future, graduating on Monday, May 22.

In all, 277 students marched.

Principal Cody Clark said to the students, "13 years of the challenging world, and you have shown us all that it takes to earn more and be successful congratulation to all of you for your accomplishments and I wish you all the best and know you can choose your dream."

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