One final tour
The annual Castle Pines tradition of high school graduates returning to their neighborhood elementary schools one last time before they embark on their next chapter continued again this year. Forty-one graduates from local high schools (above left) visited Timber Trail Elementary for the “clap out” through the school hallways (above right). Coming full circle was an emotional experience for many of the students, and there were a few tearful parents as well.
Article and photos by Julie Matuszewski
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