FBCS grads head out into the world
Forrest Bird Charter School graduates laugh at a comment by guest speaker, longtime government teacher Mark Webber, during Saturday's commencement.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER)
Forrest Bird Charter School teacher Mark Webber puts on his mask to remind the soon-to-be graduates of a moment in class. The moment was one of many during his speech at Saturday's graduation to burst into laughter.
A Forrest Bird Charter School graduate records the ceremony from the comfort of her seat during Saturday's graduation.
Forrest Bird Charter School class speaker Maggie Russell talks to her fellow graduates during Saturday's commencement.
Forrest Bird Charter School graduate Daniel Landry chugs a bottle of coffee that he won in a bet with government teacher Mark Webber after receiving his diploma.
A Forrest Bird Charter School graduate takes a selfie from the Panida stage after receiving her diploma during Saturday's graduation.
SANDPOINT — They are unique, fun, and loving.
"These beautiful people have hearts of gold, developed a resiliency that we may not have had growing up as older adults, and developed the ability to change in a moment's notice," Forrest Bird Charter High School administrator Mary Jensen said, introducing the just over two dozen graduates at commencement exercises at the Panida Theater on Friday...
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