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PHOTOS: Returning faces help Horizon seniors graduate

Scott Taylor
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Posted 5/17/22

Former Horizon High School Principal Kim Brady was back on stage May 17 at the CU Event Center to help the school's class of 2022 graduate.

Brady recounted that she was the principal when the …

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PHOTOS: Returning faces help Horizon seniors graduate

Horizon High School Class of 2022 Salutatorian Jayce Abeyta speaks to a crowd of 430 graduating seniors and their families and friends May 17 in the CU Events Center.

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Former Horizon High School Principal Kim Brady returned and took to the stage May 17 to help the school's Class of 2022 celebrate their graduation. Brady was the principal when the students first came to the school.

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Horizon High School graduating seniors, from left, Brandon Miller, Gabriel Rodriguez, Coby Jimenez and Jacob Olguin-Pacheco sit along the CU Events Center's upper deck and take it all in, watching their fellow graduates' families and friends fill the stadium. The four were among 430 graduates from the school on May 17

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Family and friends of graduating Horizon High School students cheer and wave when they catch sight of their senior marching across the stage at the CU Events Center in Boulder May 17.

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Horizon High School's class of 2022 file in to the CU Events Center to take their seats as the school's orchestra performs "Pomp and Circumstance" to begin their graduation ceremony.

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Horizon High School's graduating seniors smile as their families cheer then on during the class of 2022's commencement exercises May 17 in the CU Events Center

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Horizon High School's 2022 Valedictorian Logan Walsh applauds the class of 2022 honor students during commencement exercises May 17 in the CU Events Center.

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Horizon HIgh School Band and Orchestra Director Tim Dailey, left, and math teacher Sandra Tucker — the class of 2022's featured keynote speakers — offer their advice to the graduating students.

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Horizon High School's class of 2022 begin collecting their diplomas May 17 in the CU Events Center.

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Posted Tuesday, May 17, 2022 10:27 pm

Scott Taylor
staylor@coloradocommunitymedia.com

Former Horizon High School Principal Kim Brady was back on stage May 17 at the CU Coors Events Center to help the school's Class of 2022 graduate.

Brady recounted that she was the principal when the seniors were new freshmen, and she urged them to do today what she did when she greeted them four years ago — to consider the people, the parents and teachers, who have helped them get where they are.

In all, the school graduated 430 students.

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