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As another year of learning has come to an end we look back at some brightest witches and wizards heading out into the world. Here at the Daily Prophet we would like to Highlight a few students who we think have shown exemplary characteristics, positive attitudes and carry a bright light as they go out into the adult wizarding world. The first installment of this feature, Star Students, will be Introducing three graduates from Hogwarts this past June; Ronan Carter, Valkyrie Atwater, and Skylar Diggory.

First off we have Ronan Carter, he is a Gryffindor and the Head boy. Ronan enjoys cooking and was a contestant in last summers Taste of Wizarding London. In addition to cooking, he does boxing and photography. His activities at Hogwarts include drama with roles in both plays the last two terms that the club put on. As well as dueling club, Art club, magical debate, and quiz bowl. He is a photographer for the school newspaper The Quill. His post Hogwarts goals are applying to the YETI program in the Department of magical law enforcement in the ministry.

Next, we have Valkyrie Atwater, a Slytherin who spends most of her time studying, reading, or on the Quidditch pitch. She balances both out well and has achieved high marks in all subjects. Other activities while at Hogwarts included Dueling club, Flying club, Art club, and The Bookworms book club. In the fall she plans to go to Wizarding University with a double major in Wizarding Communications and Wizarding Law.

Our third and final star-studded graduate is Skylar Diggory, Slytherin's Captain of the Quidditch team. This past summer was her last year on her U-17 team. She played beater on both teams. In addition to Quidditch Skylar was on the gobstones team, a member of drama club, the bookworms book club, flying club, and creature companions. As well as a writer for the school newspaper The Quill. After Hogwarts she plans on pursuing either journalism or curse-breaking.

We would like to congratulate these young adults as well as all of the other graduates this term and wish them the best of luck in the future. Stay tuned for the next installment of our feature in the next school term.