ACH class of 2026 sets off for new adventures following graduation
The Almira/Coulee-Hartline graduating class of 2026 turns their tassels to indicate they’ve officially graduated high school.
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Naomi Molitor walks back to her seat following her valedictorian speech at the graduation ceremony.
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ACH graduate Elizabeth Schwartz shares words of advice from her time in high school and lessons she will take in her next step in life.
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ACH’s Josh Booker shakes hands with Dawn Baergen as he receives his diploma for graduating high school.
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Zane Heathman from ACH holds up his diploma during the 2026 graduation ceremony.
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COULEE CITY — The 2026 graduating class for Almira/Coulee-Hartline High School concluded their high school careers Saturday and now prepare for their next steps in life. The 21 graduates were joined by friends, family, and a large group of their supporters from the community.
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