Stanton County USD452

Stanton County Seniors Earn Associate’s Degrees Ahead of Graduation

Three seniors from Stanton County High School are being recognized for an exceptional academic achievement as they prepare to graduate this spring. Gerardo Robles, Corey Wilson, and David Crane have each earned their Associate’s Degrees through Seward County Community College before receiving their high school diplomas.

Through dedication, time management, and a strong commitment to their education, the three students successfully balanced the demands of high school coursework while completing college-level classes. Their accomplishment places them ahead of many of their peers as they take their next steps after graduation.

Robles, Wilson, and Crane will participate in Seward County Community College’s commencement ceremony on May 8 in Liberal, where they will officially receive their degrees. Earning an associate degree while still in high school not only highlights their academic abilities, but also provides them with a significant head start on future college or career plans.

Stanton County High School administrators and staff commend the students for their hard work and perseverance, noting that their success serves as an example for others. Programs that allow students to earn college credit during high school continue to open doors, and these three seniors have made the most of that opportunity.

As graduation approaches, the Stanton County community celebrates the achievements of Robles, Wilson, and Crane and looks forward to the positive impact they will make in the future.