Graduates zipline from the school to the stage grabbing their diplomas from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduates zipline from the school to the stage grabbing their diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments.(Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Ryan Glaze ziplines from the school to the stage where he grabs his diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. The school hopes to hold a traditional graduation with their certified diplomas in early August. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Cece Kim ziplines from the school to the stage where she grabs her diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. The school hopes to hold a traditional graduation in early August. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Averey Jensen ziplines from the school to the stage to grab her diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. The school hopes to hold a traditional graduation in early August. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Sophia Porter hugs Kristi Glaze, marketing director, after she ziplined from the school to the stage grabbing her diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduates zipline from the school to the stage grabbing their diplomas from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Reagan Bole ziplines from the school to the stage grabbing his diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Helmets with graduation caps mounted on top at The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)A gown hangs in the equipment closet at The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Reagan Bole reacts with his diploma in his hands as he ziplines from the school to the stage during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduates prepare to zipline from the school to the stage grabbing their diplomas from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Emma Roeda ziplines from the school to the stage grabbing her diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduates prepare to zipline from the school to the stage grabbing their diplomas from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduates zipline from the school to the stage grabbing their diplomas from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Cece Kim ziplines from the school to the stage where she grabs her diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduate Sophia reacts after she ziplined from the school to the stage grabbing her diploma from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)Graduates zipline from the school to the stage grabbing their diplomas from head administrator Jeff Cooper during The University School’s Diploma Grab Celebration in Old Colorado City on Friday, May 22, 2020. The private Christian K4-12 school is best known for their adventure program. With adventures at their core, staff wanted to incorporate a creative and fun way to embrace the pandemic while they celebrate 24 of their graduating seniors’ accomplishments. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) (Chancey Bush The Gazette)
