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Future beyond Hays High School
Education, News
Staff Report on May 10, 2023
Future beyond Hays High School

Whether continuing on to a four-year or two-year college or university, attending a trade school or apprenticeship or entering into a career in the military, Hays High School seniors proudly showcased their future plans at the 2023 Beyond Hays event. On May 5, Hays HS administrators and counseling department staff held the annual ceremony that recognized the Class of 2023 seniors and their plans for the future post graduation from Hays High. More than two dozen colleges and universities from across the country were represented by the Hays seniors, who pledged to commit to lifelong learning after high school, while also helping other students in the community seek an option beyond Hays.

  • Photo courtesy of Hays CISD Seniors stand together in the Hays High School gym for the Beyond Hays event on May 5.

  • Photo courtesy of Hays CISD Kaylee Mims displays her commitment certificate to attend Louisiana State University.

  • Photo courtesy of Hays CISD Family and friends were welcome to the 2023 Beyond Hays event to support their loved ones.

  • Photo courtesy of Hays CISD Students who have been accepted to the University of Texas - Austin gather for a photo together.

  • Photo courtesy of Hays CISD Students who have decided to go to Texas State University pose for a group picture.

  • Photo courtesy of Hays CISD Mia Alessandra Nieta signs a document stating her intent to attend Loyola University in New Orleans.

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