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Class of ’24 Senior Grad Map

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May 26, 2024
Kaelyn Savard
From a gap year to the armed forces to prestigious universities, the Foothill Technology High School senior Class of 2024 shares their geographic location for where they’ll be next year.

In celebration of the Class of 2024’s final months at Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech), seniors will share their post-graduation plans via an event known as “Senior Signing Day,” in which they officially “sign” to the trade school, university or military academy they plan to attend. The event will be held on June 4, 2024 and the map below is a global representation of where senior Dragons will end up following graduation on June 11, 2024. Click the image below for optimal viewing.

From the armed forces to prestigious universities, the Foothill Tech Senior Class of 2024 shares their geographic location for where they will be next year. Click the image above. (Tessa Shinden)

Editors Note: Not every senior from the graduating Class of 2024 was placed on this map since data was collected through an optional google form, “Senior Signing Day” data and the senior Instagram page.

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Tessa Shinden
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Olivia Mowad, Editor-in-Chief
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Kaelyn Savard
Kaelyn Savard, Communications Director
I am a senior and a third-year illustrator for the FDP, as well as the Illustrations Editor and Communications Director. When I am not drawing, you will find me eating tortilla chips (my kryptonite) as I scroll through Pinterest, or hiking around my house. I love to sea-glass hunt and I love being a part of the FDP!