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Fountain Hills grads tour their former schools

Fountain Hills High School Class of 2026 seniors prepare to walk down a middle school hallway May 15 during the Grad Walk.

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Fountain Hills High School Class of 2026 seniors Anthony Alcorn, foreground, and Adam Oberg are greeted by middle-school students as Alexander Black follows behind them.

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Fountain Hills High School Class of 2026 seniors prepare to take a group photo with Little Falcons preschool students May 15 during the Grad Walk.

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Fountain Hills High School Class of 2026 seniors board a school bus for one of the last times together, leaving Little Falcons Preschool after visiting May 15 during the Grad Walk.

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Fountain Hills High School Class of 2026 take a photo with Little Falcons Preschool during a visit May 15 as part of the Grad Walk.

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Fountain Hills High School’s graduating classes have been visiting the lower grades just before graduation day each May in most of the past several years.

That’s what the 2026 seniors did May 15 when they were welcomed into the halls, caps and gowns on, of the middle school, elementary and preschool in the district.

FHHS graduating classes are expected to spike in numbers in a few of the next few years, but will generally continue to get smaller.

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