Issaquah’s alternative school, Tiger Mountain Community High School, celebrated its graduation a little differently from their district counterparts.
Issaquah’s alternative school, Tiger Mountain Community High School, celebrated its graduation a little differently from their district counterparts.
The small class of 31 graduating seniors held their ceremony at their school on Friday, June 13. The school averages about 100 students.
As each student graduated, faculty spent a few minutes talking about their individual attributes and accomplishments.
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