PHOTO St. Regis Class of 2025
MONTE TURNER | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 3 months AGO
The St. Regis High School Class of 2025 celebrated their graduation on Sunday, May 18 with 16 seniors receiving diplomas. Left to right: Duvall McCoy, Dillon Thomas, Kelian Jones, Hunter Stolla, Wyatt Todd, Kaden Sanders, Ayden Rael, Caleb Park, Leevy Bush, Grace Noonan, Kiersten Trayer, Shylah Delka, Jazmyn Blackburn, Kyla Bush, Averie Burnham, and Khylee Forthoffer.
Around 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning, a huge tree toppled over along Old Highway 10 near the St. Regis Community Park knocking out power for over an hour before NorthWestern Energy could restore it. This moved the St. Regis High School graduation ceremony to 2 p.m. but the school administration appeared to notify their district of the delay with only 1 family showing up at the regularly scheduled time.
The St. Regis High School Class of 2025 celebrated their graduation on Sunday, May 18 with 16 seniors receiving diplomas.
Around 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning, a huge tree toppled over along Old Highway 10 near the St. Regis Community Park knocking out power for over an hour before NorthWestern Energy could restore it. This moved the St. Regis High School graduation ceremony to 2 p.m. but the school administration appeared to notify their district of the delay with only 1 family showing up at the regularly scheduled time.
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