Nominate a 2024 high school senior for our senior spotlight

Leelah McGuire, 17, graduated from Middletown High School this year at Barnitz Stadium, two years after her mother died. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Leelah McGuire, 17, graduated from Middletown High School this year at Barnitz Stadium, two years after her mother died. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Local News
By
April 23, 2024
X

The Dayton Daily News will again feature high school seniors who have contributed to their community or overcome odds to graduate this year.

These seniors may have overcome something major in their high school career, such as an illness; accomplished something that has rarely been accomplished by others; or be planning to do some kind of career that is unique.

We are looking for the community to nominate a senior we can profile in an upcoming issue. Nominations close on May 10. Seniors will be contacted directly.

If you’d like to nominate a senior, please do so here.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeqax9sUuI65RQ8m4TYB3JFiO_c32GFj9GBFo7H1HyHKCU3Lw/viewform?usp=sf_link

In Other News
1
1 injured after semi, box truck crash in Warren County
2
Did you feel the Highland County earthquake reported today?
3
Ashley Flynn case coverage recap and recent top headlines
4
Adventure time: WSU event highlights beauty and wonder of the great...
5
Wright State commits $6M to expand nursing education facilities

About the Author

Follow Eileen McClory on facebook

Eileen McClory is the education reporter for the Dayton Daily News.