On the Wednesday before graduation, Triton seniors waited outside classrooms to present their senior projects to groups of Triton teachers and community members. Some were nervous, some were confident and some just wanted to get it over with.
The senior project is a requirement for graduation at Triton High School so seniors knew how important their presentations were.

The Byron High School Gym was filled with family, friends and community members on Sunday to celebrate the Byron Class of 2019.
Tara Dunken, a teacher at Byron who was picked by the class to give a speech during graduation used the time to talk about the different lessons that the class taught her over the years.

Triton High School classrooms will each have an American flag when school resumes next fall thanks to the efforts of several Triton area groups.
The 26 flags and stands were presented to Triton High School officials last week.

Almost four decades ago, Bryan Johnson began his career as a driver's education teacher for Kasson-Mantorville.
Although, he will still be continuing to teach the course this fall, he will be passing off his responsibility of being the drivers education coordinator, to Dillon Denter, who has been teaching driver's education under Johnson for almost a decade.

Four years ago, Kasson-Mantorville High School Principal Trent Langemo, and a freshman class started at the school together.
Now four years later, that same class walked across the graduation stage, on Sunday.

When the buses pull away from Triton Elementary School on the last day of classes next month, it will be a bittersweet day for Julie Bowman and Cindy Lutterman.
The two women, who have worked for the school for 36 and 28 years respectively, will be retiring at the end of the year.