CASPER, Wyo. – Friday night was one for the record books for Kelly Walsh High School.
Some 476 students graduated from KWHS for the 2025 school year, according to principal Mike Britt, making it what they believe to be the largest class in the school’s 56-year history.
The Ford Wyoming Center was packed with graduates, students, friends and family on Friday during the last of four graduation ceremonies in the Natrona County School District.
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The school’s choirs and band performed, and addresses by Emerson Levin and Haylie Williams.
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