Coral Shores High School Principal Laura Lietaert stood at the microphone quite proudly when reading off statistics during Senior Night inside the Performing Arts Center. Of the 165 students in the Class of 2022, 91% are continuing their education. Seventy-two percent of the class is heading off to college, 18% to vocational school, 8% to the workforce and 2% to the military (two to the U.S. Army and the other two to the U.S. Marines). Scholarships awarded to the class were approximately $5.7 million. That includes $637,000 of locally-funded scholarships, $530,000 from Take Stock in Children, $3.6 million from college scholarship offers and $868,000 from Bright Futures. Salutatorian is Felicity Rodriguez, with a 4.64 grade point average, and Valedictorian is Gage Cooper, with a 4.67 grade point average.
