This actually made me think of alternate options for me after high school. I enjoyed seeing where my peers will be headed after their long journey in high school. This is part of what made the last edition so interesting. We always love to read about what others are up to, and where our friends will be at when they are not walking the hallways with us anymore.
I love looking at where the seniors go after high school. It is my favorite thing in the newspaper. I think that the online edition of it s really cool. It is a quick, easy way to find out where students are going.
After graduation, who wouldn’t want to know where their old friends from high school are? This interactive map is a fantastic way to keep in touch with one’s friends; I love it! Besides, it’s fun to see where everybody else is going.
I was there when Korrina was working on this so I know how much time and effort was put into it! It is a great idea, especially when people are interested in picking out colleges they may never have heard of before. It is also always interesting to imagine the people you know and love in the future, which is easily achieved by looking into where they are going to spend the next 4 years.
This is a really cool idea; I just spend several minutes clicking on all the places that our seniors are attending college. Kudos to whoever came up with this idea.
This new aspect of the TRN web-page is quite interesting. I have never seen any sort of comprable interactive map. It is great to see that the Prince George student body is finally putting our town on the map. Whoever first came up with this idea is brilliant.
This method of mapping senior destinations does a good job of allowing seniors to connect with each other. After all, it is considerably easier to go to college (especially one that is in another state) when you know where your friends are going as well.
The edition of the paper where they do the feature on where all of the seniors are going is one of my favorites by far! I had no idea there was a cool interactive map online as well! I think this idea is amazing; it is good for there to be excitement for seniors on graduating and starting a new chapter in their lives.
Faven Butler • May 28, 2012 at 8:53 pm
This actually made me think of alternate options for me after high school. I enjoyed seeing where my peers will be headed after their long journey in high school. This is part of what made the last edition so interesting. We always love to read about what others are up to, and where our friends will be at when they are not walking the hallways with us anymore.
Melissa Tomlin • May 28, 2012 at 7:18 am
I love looking at where the seniors go after high school. It is my favorite thing in the newspaper. I think that the online edition of it s really cool. It is a quick, easy way to find out where students are going.
Marshall Dunn • May 23, 2012 at 8:34 pm
After graduation, who wouldn’t want to know where their old friends from high school are? This interactive map is a fantastic way to keep in touch with one’s friends; I love it! Besides, it’s fun to see where everybody else is going.
Chloe Alexander • May 23, 2012 at 7:36 pm
I was there when Korrina was working on this so I know how much time and effort was put into it! It is a great idea, especially when people are interested in picking out colleges they may never have heard of before. It is also always interesting to imagine the people you know and love in the future, which is easily achieved by looking into where they are going to spend the next 4 years.
John Shumar • May 23, 2012 at 7:30 pm
This is a really cool idea; I just spend several minutes clicking on all the places that our seniors are attending college. Kudos to whoever came up with this idea.
Matthew Schneck • May 23, 2012 at 5:20 pm
This new aspect of the TRN web-page is quite interesting. I have never seen any sort of comprable interactive map. It is great to see that the Prince George student body is finally putting our town on the map. Whoever first came up with this idea is brilliant.
Stephen Brockwell • May 23, 2012 at 3:20 pm
This method of mapping senior destinations does a good job of allowing seniors to connect with each other. After all, it is considerably easier to go to college (especially one that is in another state) when you know where your friends are going as well.
Megan Jonson • May 21, 2012 at 1:31 pm
The edition of the paper where they do the feature on where all of the seniors are going is one of my favorites by far! I had no idea there was a cool interactive map online as well! I think this idea is amazing; it is good for there to be excitement for seniors on graduating and starting a new chapter in their lives.