It was the school’s first mid-week graduation since moving to a four-day schedule and ahead of other high schools in the district that had commencement ceremonies scheduled on Thursday and
Elko County School District Superintendent Clayton Anderson said the top students were determined based on the highest cumulative grade-point average in their graduating class.
The estimated price tag of $64,489,036.85 leaves only $11,000 wiggle room from the total coming to the school district under Assembly Bill 519 that lawmakers passed in 2023.