It’s an important and special occasion for students–their high school graduation. But these days the big milestone comes with a big price tag, one that some families simply can’t afford leaving students not only feeling stressed but considering opting out. But now a Kelowna-based organization hopes to ensure no student has to ever skip out on the celebration. Klaudia van Emmerik reports.
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