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With a smile on her face, senior Avery Brown walks down a hallway at Rockwood Valley Middle School. On Friday, May 9, the class of 2025 visited their elementary and middle schools before graduating.
With a smile on her face, senior Avery Brown walks down a hallway at Rockwood Valley Middle School. On Friday, May 9, the class of 2025 visited their elementary and middle schools before graduating.
Maddie Roberts

Class of 2025 visit former Rockwood schools to celebrate graduation

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Crestview Middle School

Class of 2025 graduate CJ Woode and Crestview Middle seventh grade teacher Brianna Mccolgan on their favorite memories and advice for the future.

Rockwood Valley Middle School

Left to Right: Class of 2025 graduate Oluwatose Toriola, teacher Kyle Gilhaus, Class of 2025 graduates Madeline Manternach and Maddie Powell talk about their past memories with. Gilhaus is a traveling orchestra teacher for Babler Elementary and Rockwood Valley Middle.

Wildwood Middle School

The Class of 2025 students who attended Wildwood Middle School walk through the hallways one final time.

Babler Elementary School

Class of 2025 graduate Gina Rattini talks with Babler Elementary first grade teacher Cara Moore about seeing each other again after a long time.

 

 

Ellisville Elementary School

Class of 2025 graduate Abby Scott and Ellisville Elementary third grade teacher Kim Schaedler on their favorite memories and advice for the future.

Chesterfield Elementary School

Class of 2025 graduate Hogan Nolley (right) and his two younger brothers, Baker (middle) and Hudson (left) talk about Hogan’s future plans after graduation.

Green Pines Elementary School

Class of 2025 graduates Grace Doherty and Evan Sommer reflect on their favorite memories with Green Pines Elementary fifth grade teacher Talayna Marco before she retires.

From being a student in the club to working there as an employee, Class of 2025 graduate Ava Steele speaks on her involvement in Adventure Club over the years. Her employer, Sandy Frazier, and some of Steele’s students reflect on their memories with Steele and their feelings about her graduating.

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Four year staffer Zosia Paciorek is heavily involved in tennis. Placing 2nd in the Missouri Team Championships, Paciorek also values giving back to her community through the sport. Starting her adaptive tennis program for young athletes with disabilities, Paciorek has been running this inclusive camp for a year now where athletes get one-on-one coaching from volunteers. Apart from her passion for tennis, Paciorek dedicated herself to student journalism since freshman year at LHS. Having written over 40 stories, Paciorek has gained experience in the field of journalism and is excited to continue her journey this year.
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