Blake Gumprecht Las Cruces Sun-News Published 7:43 AM EDT Sep 30, 2018 The senior year of high school is a pivotal time for young people. What will they do after high school? Will they go to college? What college will they attend? Will they be admitted to their first-choice college or have to settle for something less? What will they study? How will they pay for college? If not college, then what? Is the fun about to end or just beginning? It’s an exciting time. It’s a scary time. It’s a time of hope and anticipation, daydreams and nightmares. It’s a time that they will never forget, but a time that is also bittersweet. Because of the importance that the senior year holds in the lives of young people, the Sun-News will follow four Las Cruces high school seniors over the next year as they stand at the precipice of whatever comes next. We introduce those students in this article and will publish updates about them every couple months or so. We chose these students from 30 suggestions we received from guidance counselors at six Las Cruces high schools. We tried to pick students with a range of characteristics and academic… Read full this story
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