At the homeschool program Academy Northwest, senior Jacob Nowlan finds himself thriving again.
Trevor LaFond has left past struggles behind at Leaders in Learning High School in Monroe.
Jean Christian Niyonkuru pursues his love of cars at Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center.
Robert Knight is building on his home-schooling with courses in precision machining and electronics.
Glacier Peak High School senior Freja Jorgensen was drawn to theater early on.
Grace Fortney created an award-winning seatbelt safety video.
Senior Jenna Knudson has attended the Marysville Christian school since preschool.
T.J. Ingersoll, who will be in the school’s first graduating class, helps build a positive climate.
Everett High School senior Amy Nguyen wants to be a doctor, helping those in developing countries.
Emma Lande has a new appreciation for life as she battles Hodgkins lymphoma.
Destiny Robinson of Arlington High School is aiming for a career in genetic counseling.
Jack Softcheck is considering a career as a medical doctor, but his love of music is a strong lure.
The competitive dancer keeps an active schedule of school, dance and work to feel highly productive.
Heritage High senior Kimberly Smoley plans a career in dermatology.
Her work is on display at the Schack Art Center and she hopes to become an animator.
She went from playing video games to building her own computers and creating a food drive database.
AIM High School in Snohomish, an alternative program, lets Erik Linder compete across the world.
Marysville Pilchuck senior Cheyenne Coe decided she wants to be an emergency room nurse.
Anita Bradford-Diaz has had her share of setbacks, but they only seem to increase her motivation.
Marysville Arts & Technology’s Brady Uker likely to pursue “anything social.”
