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Ricky Rijos finished up high school in January, but he waited until June to get his diploma with his classmates from Flower Mound High School. He's headed鈥�

We鈥檒l turn now to a follow-up of our American Graduate series 鈥淲hat鈥檚 Next for The Class Of 鈥�17?鈥� Earlier, we caught up with Ricky Rijos Jr., an 11th鈥�

Like a lot of high school juniors, Ricky Rijos Jr. of Flower Mound High is facing uncertainty.Ricky had dreams of playing basketball after high school.鈥�

For the past few years, 四虎影院鈥檚 been checking in with students who are part of the Class of 鈥�17. Ricky Rijos is a junior at Flower Mound High School where鈥�

Ricky Rijos is ratcheting up his hoop dreams. Ricky, who鈥檚 a member of 四虎影院鈥檚 Class of 鈥�17, has left one private basketball coach for a new, pricier one 鈥撯��

For decades, it鈥檚 been a rite of passage for American teens. Now it鈥檚 Ricky Rijos鈥� turn. The Flower Mound freshman is learning to drive.Ricky is a member鈥�

Earlier this year, we introduced you to a diverse group of students making the transition from middle school to ninth grade. The series, called Class of鈥�

When we last talked to Ricky Rijos Jr. for 四虎影院鈥檚 Class of 鈥�17 project, the freshman at Flower Mound High confidently figured he would make one of two鈥�

On this first day of school for most kids across the state, we check in with one of the North Texas students we鈥檙e following from 8th grade all the way to鈥�

As part of a nationwide public broadcasting initiative called American Graduate, 四虎影院 is following a diverse group of North Texas eighth graders all the鈥�