2021 Susitna Valley High School Graduates
Leading up to graduation on May19th, KTNA is highlighting graduating seniors. We are happy to feature each graduate in a post so you can learn more about them. Congratulations! Sam
Leading up to graduation on May19th, KTNA is highlighting graduating seniors. We are happy to feature each graduate in a post so you can learn more about them. Congratulations!

Sam McDonald
It is a little cringy to say, but Su Valley really is like a family. You know everybody, and even if you don’t know their name, you know their face. I have enjoyed participating in the arts while going to Su Valley. I have been in all of the drama productions since middle school and this year I helped to create our senior plaque in my 3D art studio class.
I am looking forward to adulting. I want to make my own decisions and not ask for permission. I would like to thank Mr. Skip Davenport for being more of a friend than a teacher. He prepared me to make relationships with other people. I am able to make connections thanks to him.
My advice to younger students it to try to broaden your range of friends. Don’t get sucked into the cliques because that can just lead you to getting down in the dumps.
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