The Woodlands High School Graduates 1,070

THE WOODLANDS, TX — There's a last time for everything, and for the graduating class of The Woodlands High School that was indeed the truth, as students celebrated their last official night as high school students, embarking on the adult portion of their lives.

More than 1,000 Highlanders received their diplomas during the ceremony held on Tuesday, at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.

The graduation also marked a last time event for The Woodlands High School Principal Gregg Colschen, who is ending his 16-years at the help to become the new assistant superintendent of secondary education at Conroe ISD.

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The Woodlands High School Class of 2018 accomplished a great deal throughout the academic year that was punctuated with several perfect scores on college entrance exams and receiving a record amount in scholarship funds, according to a Conroe Courier report.

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