Journey’s Class of 2025 participated in the first annual National Signing Day designed for seniors planning to attend a university, community college, trade school, or the military. This day celebrates years of hard work, dedication, and perseverance, as students were recognized for their academic, athletic, and personal achievements, reported Erin Riley, vice principal. Students signed a commitment certificate, took a photograph, and signed the Class of 2025 banner.
In other Journey news, senior Kali Clark shared with the school community her intention of going into law enforcement. She explained, “I chose law enforcement because I want to help victims realize that they aren’t alone when they may seem to be.”
She thanked her mother and her teachers for their support, and advised her classmates, “Don’t lose faith in yourself, even when a rock is in the road. Don’t let things that happen to you define who you are and keep you from wanting the future you want.”
