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Editorial: Facing the future

Brooks Secondary School graduates will step onto the stage to receive their diplomas tomorrow night
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The class of 2023 will take part in a grad ceremony at Powell River Recreation Complex on Saturday, June 10, the same venue where the class of 2022 [above] was recognized last year.

As Brooks Secondary School graduates step onto the stage to receive their diplomas at Powell River Recreation Complex on Saturday, June 10, they will carry a multitude of emotions, ranging from excitement and anticipation to nostalgia and reflection. This pivotal moment signifies not only the end of an era but also the beginning of a new chapter filled with endless possibilities.

The significance of high school graduation extends far beyond the confines of academic achievement. It represents a transformative journey, one that has shaped young minds, fostered lasting friendships and provided valuable life lessons.

From the first day of elementary school until the final class of grade 12, students embark on a path of self-discovery, navigating a variety of experiences, challenges and opportunities that mould them into well-rounded individuals.

Throughout high school, those students encounter a diverse array of subjects and disciplines, broadening their horizons and sparking intellectual curiosity. They delve into the realms of mathematics, science, literature, history and the arts, acquiring knowledge and skills that lay the foundation for their future endeavours.

Education stimulates academic growth and cultivates critical thinking, problem-solving and effective communication — building blocks of success in today’s ever-evolving world.

Congratulations, Class of 2023. You are the architects of our future, now armed with the knowledge, skills, aspirations, unique perspectives and fresh ideas to shape our community, our country and the world. We look forward to witnessing the results.