With mortarboards scattered around the floor after a traditional cap toss, Centauri graduates are ready to make a run for it after their May 26th graduation ceremonies. It was standing rooom only at the Centauri Middle School gym where 84 Falcons received their wings to fly into their next future adventures. A seat was left vacant and a diploma awarded posthumously for classmate Jadyn Quintana who died in a Feb. 28 car crash. Future plans for Centauri's Class of 2018 include LDS missions, college, Armed Forces and work. Class members earned more than $3 million in scholarships and grants.