Seniors’ are down to their final month

Here at Roseville, it is crunch time for our seniors. Although it may seem like graduation is far away, it is next month along with prom, as well as senior dues and final passing grades in order to graduate. Graduation time means many important decisions are upon them for finding a career, making living arrangements, paying bills, and finding transp...
Makyia Whitaker, Staff Reporter
April 24, 2018 • No Comments
Here at Roseville, it is crunch time for our seniors. Although it may seem like graduation is far away, it is next month along with prom, as well as senior dues and fina...
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