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Frontier School recognized the promotion of seven eighth-graders during a graduation ceremony held on Thursday, May 21. The seven graduates included Kenzley Azure-Copenhaver, Kolter Berglee, Keyden Beston, Deyson Deserly, Xaden Goodtrack, James Payne and Fredrich Savior. Students handed flowers to each of their parents as part of the celebration. Tressa Welch, a paraprofessional, served