CBC's College Night set for Wednesday

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• Richland schools offer information night

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  Those attending will have the opportunity to learn about instructional programs, use of technology, gang awareness, preparing students for college and 15 other topics during four 30-minute breakout sessions, which begin at 5:30 p.m.

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• Letters to the Editor

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  Graduation night will be safe, sane for high-schoolers The end of the school year is in sight, and soon the seniors at Gig Harbor High School will say goodbye as they venture out into the world of new experiences. Graduation is always a challenging time for the parents of these students, and grad night can be  stressful as we hope that they make good decisions amid all of the excitement. Pam Parker, Tanya Crites and Janet Buzzard, parents of graduating seniors, have created a safe and sane grad night for the seniors to celebrate. This is a special event, and the destinations have been kept under wraps until the seniors are on the bus. This evening has been planned specifically for the graduating class, and it promises to be a fun, festive, busy night for everyone. It will also provide one final opportunity for the seniors to say goodbye to each other. If you are the parent of a senior, I encourage you to learn more about this event and purchase a ticket for your graduate.Knowing they will be in a safe