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HVRHS announces Class of 2024 grads from Kent

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FALLS VILLAGE – Housatonic Valley Regional High School recently announced the nine students from Kent who are part of the Class of 2024 and will graduate on June 14 from the regional high school. There are a total of 57 graduates in this year’s class.

Taylor Christen
Christos Curry
Nicholas Dorn
Kara Franks
Gage Heebner
Theodore Hicks
Isaac Watkins
Eason Zhang

The graduates are:

Taylor Christen, attending SUNY Cobleskill with a major in Animal Science.

Christos Curry

Nicholas Dorn

Kara Franks, attending Florida Southern with a major in nursing.

Gage Heebner

Theodore Hicks

Vivian Roberts (not pictured)

Isaac Watkins

Eason Zhang, attending Brown University with a major in Computer Science and Business.

(Editor’s Note: The Kent GTD had difficulty obtaining and verifying the colleges students will attend next fall and will update this post when and if additional information is received.)

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