07/22/2026
🎓2026 Graduates: Tassels Turned, Futures Earned, Meet the Class of 2026
As America celebrates 250 years, Hilltop celebrates the next generation of leaders, dreamers, and graduates. We wish you all the best in your next chapter and the exciting journey ahead!
Cate Whalen
A Colorado Academy graduate, Cate played tennis for four years and was involved in Horizons Club for four years and HOPE Club for three years.. She’s headed to Elon University to study elementary education and participate in the Teaching Fellows program. Her advice for future seniors: study hard and make the most of senior year because it goes by fast. Cate says she’ll miss the familiarity of the neighborhood and always feeling safe here most.
Lucia Blakely
A George Washington High School graduate, Lucia was involved with the Cherry Creek Dance Performing Company. She’s headed to Sarah Lawrence College. Her advice for future seniors: sometimes choosing the more difficult path is the right choice. Lucia says she’ll miss the sunsets at Cranmer Park most.
Lulu Schlosser
A George Washington High School graduate, Lulu was involved in varsity girls soccer, varsity cross country, speech and debate, National Honor Society, hospital volunteering, and youth tutoring. She’s headed to Vanderbilt University this fall to study medicine, health, and society. Her advice for future seniors: find balance and make time for school, extracurriculars, and fun with friends and family. Lulu says she’ll miss being outside and spending time with friends and family on walks and at the park most.
Lila Reed
A St. Mary's Academy graduate, Lila was involved in Mock Trial, DECA, Jewish Affinity, field hockey, soccer, and Student Association during her time in high school. She’s headed to Elon University this fall to study marketing. Her advice for future seniors: make the most of every moment because senior year goes by so fast. Lila says she’ll miss the Hilltop community, where she has lived her whole life, most.