New iGrad School provides a second chance; program grand opening Sept. 6

Kent School District – in partnership with Green River Community College – hosts a grand opening of the new Individualized Graduation and Diploma program or iGrad School.

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  • Thursday, August 30, 2012 4:07pm
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Kent School District – in partnership with Green River Community College – hosts a grand opening of the new Individualized Graduation and Diploma program or iGrad School.

The grand opening is 10 a.m. Sept 6 at 25678 104th Ave. SE.

The iGrad School was designed to give students who have dropped out a second chance to complete their high school graduation requirements. Students also have access, through iGrad, to GRCC courses.

“While a high school diploma is an important start to a lifetime of success and involvement, for many reasons, some students leave school and never complete or continue their education. iGrad is a chance for students and our community to recapture those lost opportunities,” said KSD Superintendent Edward Lee Vargas.




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