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Our whole high school class of 2030 and college graduating class of 2034. Congratulations. I'm Eli I am not the god this year. Guys, let's do it. Let's get on with it, Apostle families, parents, opportunity. >> [applause] >> Thank you so much. We will now present certificates to each of our promoting eighth graders. Mrs. Dolly De Lara, the middle school teacher here, and social studies teacher, and Miss Carrie Maharaya, science and STEM teacher, will be calling the names of the promoting students. And this is Class of 2030. Yolanda Apostle Ribas. >> [applause] >> Tyrone Benjamin Aguilar. Woo! I mean to say Aguirre Ibarra. Kristoff Aldrin Yea Arincon. Logan Bart. Janica Dion Calla. >> [cheering] [applause] >> JESUS ALONSO Castro Montoya. >> [applause] >> Germani Prefab. >> [cheering] >> Francisco Javier Ferraris Jimenez. Luis Allan Leon Ramirez. >> [applause] >> Roman Hilario Leon Guevara. >> [applause] >> Brandon Jesus Lopez Gonzalez >> [applause] >> Daylon Leonardo Lopez Lancaster >> [applause] >> Aubrey Lopez >> [cheering] [cheering] >> Shaymus Manuel >> [cheering] >> Dominic Andrew Montano >> [cheering] >> Amelia Lydia Moore >> [applause] >> Mason Anthony Moreno >> [cheering] >> Victoria Yanez Manuel >> [applause and cheering] >> Jesus Olvera Martinez Angel Montego Ramos Hayden Adam Reed Cody Alex Reed Colton Richard Swan Herman Miguel Segura >> [cheering] >> Mario Alberto Salas Valenzuela Elena Deshawn Rose Savage Emily Rose Spencer.
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Now, I want to say this to my fellow classmates. We finally made it. But this isn't the end. This is the beginning of a new journey into a world full of new possibilities. And again, congratulations to the class of 2026. This is another chapter completed in your story. Sprayed my name on a water tower. carved it in an old cottonwood tree. Signed a bunch of high school books so they wouldn't saw my daddy's name in it. It's how they remember you. >> Did you stand or did you fall? Build a bridge or build a wall or give it all? What did you do? What did you do? Did you make them laugh? Did you try your dreams? What did you choose? What did you choose? When it all comes down to your last dollar, will you give or will you take? When the stiff blows the hardest will break it ain't a question of how they did Build a bridge or build a wall.
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Parents, friends, and guests, as senior class president and a proud Greenway student, I have one final request. As we receive our diplomas, please help us keep this moment respectful and meaningful. Please refrain from yelling or whistling while names are being called so every family can hear and celebrate their graduates names. On behalf of the class of 2026, thank you to our amazing Greenway family for supporting us along the way. The time is finally here. Congratulations, class of 2026. Thank you. [applause] Once again, I'd like to introduce our principal, Amy Deiola. Thank you, Ramsey. At this time, it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker. Mrs. Laura Rita has a long history with the Glendale Union High School District as a parent, as a volunteer, and as a board member, which she has been a part of since 2021. She is a graduate from Glendale High School and has spent countless hours volunteering in both the Glendale and Phoenix communities.
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My best friend, my biggest cheerleader, my mom. >> [cheering] >> Congratulations once again class of 2026. I wish you all the best. Thank you. [applause] I want to start off by saying thank you to anime for shaping me into the weeb I am. I'm going to strive to be the next Tokag, the strongest jiu-jitsu sorcerer, and become the eminent shadow. I want to I want to thank my friends for the times we shared and for accepting my weirdness and being there for me when I needed it most. Uh, I can't return all those pencils I borrowed, nor can I stop stuttering. And as John Lee would say, should the day ever come that we aren't together, you will continue to shine like gold in my memories. Most importantly, Gracias Vivios Vona Santana Vista Viva Mexico Viva Halisco Vivaas >> [cheering] [applause] >> Good afternoon, class of 2026, families and guests.
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Yeah, and I'd actually like to see the the attorney question get on that agenda. So >> I would I would want to make sure we're doing that in front of a televised televised thing. >> Well, I was thinking we could adjourn town meeting and come here, but or meet here before town meeting. I don't know, but Well, that's what I was wondering, right? If if we know town meeting is going to be maybe a half hour, we could have town meeting from 7:00 to 7:30, finish that and then start our meeting at 8:00 if we if we felt like there was enough to do rather than just because I definitely don't think that the attorney question that has been brought up should be done on an untelevised No, no, absolutely. Yeah. We do have a legal update I scheduled for the June 17th meeting. So, we you know, if the board would like, we could certainly bundle those two together for that meeting.
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>> The 01 is bounced in there and it's a ball and a strike. >> You don't have to be an overpowering pitcher in soft though. You can hit your spots and get some spin on it and make the ball hard ahead. It's uh not everybody's Nicole Darrento, right? >> Here's the 1-1. That's up and in. Two balls and a strike through that. And you constantly see in high school and especially in college softball, a lot of pitchers throw upwards of 150 pitches a game. >> It's crazy because in baseball, you would never see anything like that. >> What's really wild is is during uh summer tournament play when you watch a pitcher pitch >> three games in one day. So, we're talking almost 300 pitches in a day, sometimes more than that. These girls are incredible in what they can do uh if they have the right stamina.
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Oh, yeah, I attended uh last week the Board of Finance meeting uh and um and thank uh all of them for um listening to some of the concerns that we had. That was a a meeting where unfortunately we did have to share um and I know we shared with you just some of the concerns with the high school boilers. Uh and I know Casey has some updates on that for later. So, and it's on the agenda, but um I just want to thank them very much for for being open and listening and asking really good questions about it. Um and you know, seeing ways that we could get more information so we could try to work together to make smart decisions about how we manage that situation until we're actually able to uh follow through with the full HVAC HVAC renovation that has to happen at the high school, which the RFPs have I think gone out, right, on that?
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I've seen a lot of you figure out who you are, find your people, and step up in ways you maybe didn't expect when you first got here. Yes, you inspired us in the classroom, but what I'll remember most is how you treated each other. And yeah, we had some big moments, league championships, CIF playoff runs, art shows, choir performances, and seeing our band and color guard represent Lo-Ellen. >> [screaming] [applause] >> Those were great, but not really what I'm going to remember the most. What I'll remember the most is the everyday things, the way you showed up for each other, the friendships, the laughs, and the way you had each other's back when it mattered most. What makes this class special is you made Lo-Ellen a place where people feel accepted for who they are. Our mission talks about building an inclusive environment, creating lifelong learners, and developing active citizens.
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Brook Chávez, [shout] Johan Macías, Alexander Galván Aguilar Sandoval, [shout] Alina Madrid, Gina García, [ovation] María Maeda, Ovana [shout] García Segura, Uber Magaña Pineda, [ovation] Kimberly Gómez Pajardo, [shout] [ovation] Emily Maldonado, Daniela Gómez Galván, [shout] Anish Mala, [shout] Aulani González, [ovation] Michael Marquez, Brian González Valente, Daniel Martínez, Brian González, Martínez, Carla González Bernal, Aisea Martínez, Mariana González Navarro, José Manuel Martínez, [shout] Adán González Saldaña, Madel Martínez, Mx Gramajo, [shout] Roselia Martínez, Christopher Gutiérrez, Miguel Martínez Reyes, [shout] Esmeralda Hernández, Stephanie Medina Reyes, Natalie Nicole Hernández, [ovation] Vanessa Medrano Cibrián, Malía [ovation] Bridg López Rodríguez, Roseline Jacobo, Grace Mejía Ruano, Cristal Leiva, Lisbeth Mercado, Adrián López, Melanie Aguilar, Vivian Grabador López, Adilene Ramírez Vargas, Luis Moguel Arroy, [ovation] [shout] Jane Ramos Ceja, Natalie Montealegre, Ke Ridler Morgan, [ovation] Jimena Mora Rangel, Marisol Rentería, Elizabeth Morales, Ashley Reyes, Alesa Moreno, Jasm Estefanía Rodríguez, Michel Muñoz, Mía Analí Rodríguez de Rueda, Ran Noar, Tatiana Rosa, Janet Núñez, Natalie Rosales, [shout] David Olarte Espinoza, Denise Ruiz Núñez, Cruz Olivares, Nazirra Rubalcaba, Luis Ángel, [ovation] [shout] Valentina Josel Saldívar León, Jen Olmedo Santizo, Andrea Salinas Díaz, Belén Orozco, [shout] Karina Pacheco Reyes, [ovation] Daisy Sánchez, Joann Park, [shout] Edgar Sánchez Arévalo, Areli Peinado, Areli Sánchez Flores, Diana Pérez, Tristan Sarabia Hernández, Dy Pérez, Juliana Silva, Sofía Pérez, Marlí Silva, [shout] Iriana Portillo Moreno, Vanessa Zinc Rocha, Emer Solí, [ovation] [shout] Lucelena Alvarado, Jason Brce Torres, Rowen Álvarez, [ovation] América Torres Martínez, Jaqueline Barriento, Turcios, [shout] Carlos Borbón Villa, [shout] Samantha, Jaceln Vaca, Ingrid Corona, Emily Valdés, [ovation] Carlos Cruz, Noveli Valdés, Roseline Flores, [shout] No Valenzuela [ovation] [shout] Kirenia Franco Ocampo.
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Thank you board members and district office staff for letting us update you on the happenings of our school campus. For athletics track, we have four people on our track team that made it to section and have a high chance of attending state consisting of Connor Bushy for long jump and triple jump, Payton Ford for shot, Himeme Gonzalez for 1600 and 3200 and Israel Garcia for 1600. FFA. We hosted our annual spring banquet last Thursday. Thank you to all the parents, members, and staff that attended to support our students. It was great to recognize the hard work for our members this year and to celebrate Mr. Bull's retirement after 38 years of service to our school and community. We have catered numerous events and weddings over the last few weeks to fundra for our national FFA convention trip this coming October and have many more fundraisers lined up over the summer.
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We maintain a police department operates 24/7. We train and we equip them to handle situations and nobody no staff member teacher let alone a student should ever have to confront a dangerous potentially dangerous situation without support. Their police department also has a an officer certified in crime prevention through environmental design, we call it CPTED, and that's to like design spaces to minimize the chances and and make them less prone to misuse. And and furthermore, we also just yesterday had had a discussion and came to a consensus that we're going to um we're we're not going to allow or we're going to control the kind of behavior that's taken place in public spaces in recent years. And and I think that we can step up in a way to help make this more possible, less of a burden on schools, but it would give us the opportunity give you the opportunity to consider more how we can arrange shared use and and after hours use during the summer and the winter and weekends for for schools and see them as recreational spaces taking the places of parks when those parks don't exist, which is which is a lot of our community.
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So you know it looks promising. Um they did have one of their students uh they just posted it today on the website. They had a contest for New Jersey um >> New Jersey Transit. One of the Overbrook art students won and they wrapped a bus in her design. It's super cool. It's like >> for the 250th they just Yeah. Yeah, it was really cool looking. >> Yeah, it was really cool. Um, so they did that and then you know spring sports are in full effect. Prom's coming up the week uh is on June 5th and then graduation and they oh they scheduled graduation for 3:00 in case there's rain so that if they need to move it back they can because they said no matter what they are going to figure out a way to have it outside. So um so yeah, they're just getting ready for all the end of the year you know activities and and that's it pretty much it.
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Ashley Morac. Miss is was voted on as the teacher of the year for Peter Mutual Elementary School. Miss Morup is a passionate educator who establishes strong routines in her classroom, fosters a caring, nurturing, loving environment for her students and their families, and continuously works to learn more and hone her craft. From the parent who nominated Miss Mar, she stated, "All of her work speaks for itself through her students. She is amazing and will do great things. From how she sets up her structure and with the students and models things for other teachers, Miss Mar is a genuinely great educator. As Miss Mor's colleagues have noted, as she has become a leader in the preschool at Peter Mutual. She has worked hard to earn the respect of her co-workers, administration, par profofessionals, and parents. She has a warm, loving, and well organized class. Her structure and routines in the room create an environment in which any student can succeed and any teacher can help step in and see what needs to occur.
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We had a productive and exciting meeting. >> Well done. Any questions for Mr. Dawson in the education committee? All right. For governance, we actually have Ms. High with a brief report, I believe. >> I do, and I have the briefest of reports this month. Um we met where we had met um a couple weeks ago. We really just received um two policy alerts, and they're they were so brief that we we didn't receive one until last Friday. And the other one was concerning health care and looking at resolutions, and this is something that we will be covering at our June committee meetings. And that's it. >> Thank you, Mrs. High.
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>> Second. >> Thank you. >> Mr. Becker, >> yes. Yes, >> Mrs. B. >> Yes, >> Mrs. Walsh. >> Yes, >> Mr. Wolf. >> Yes. >> Great. We have our board secretary certification. Uh, and this evening we will not be having an executive session. So, I just need a motion. Motion to >> I
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I've worked with many of you and it's um you make us all very very proud. I'd like to introduce Mrs. Daniela Rutz, the school 5 teacher of the year. So, I'm closing in on my 11th year as principal of school number five. From day one, I've been blessed with a wonderful staff for every single one of the those years. However, there is one person that I grew to rely on, and that is our incredible teacher of the year, Daniellea. Aside from her strong instruction and classroom management, Mrs. Ruts serves as my memory. Don't forget it's the 100th day of school next week. Thanksgiving's in a few days. Can we hold our annual parade and her latest reminder, our 100th birthday is approaching. Let's celebrate. But her reminders don't stop there. Mrs. Rutz immediately begins planning and organizing activities not just for her class but for the entire school.
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Caleb John Furderer. Dan Bernie Valenzuela Aguilar. Cornelio Valenzuela Robles. >> [cheering] >> Aidan Eli Vega. Yurexy Araby Medina Rodriguez. >> [music] >> NICHOLAS EDWARD WILLIAM. JASMINE LEE VILLALOBOS. >> [cheering] >> CONGRATULATIONS. >> [applause] >> Congratulations once again to all all our eighth graders. You've reached an important milestone and we are really very proud. To our families, thank you for being here to celebrate this moment. Your presence today is a powerful reminder of the strong community behind these eighth graders. Cheering them on not just today, but every step of the way. And to the class of 2013 carry this moment with you. Keep your hearts kind, your minds open, and your spirits strong as you move forward into high school and beyond. Now, please stand as we conclude our ceremony with the recession. I'll search the world >> [music] >> to find [singing] you. If you ever find yourself lost in the dark where you can't see >> [singing] >> I'll be the light to guide you.
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How'd you love it? What did you do? What did you do? Did you make them laugh or make them cry? Did you quit or did you try yours? What did you choose? When it all comes down, it make him cry. Did you quit or did you try your dreams or let them die? >> What did you choose? When it all comes down, itin't >> how they how they how they remember you. How they how they how they how they remember you. They remember you At this time, I would like to present board member Yulan with special remarks to our senior class. Paul Yulan began serving on the GHSD governing board in 2025. An Arizona native and 25-y year resident of the district. He and his wife Gail are proud parents of four children, three of whom graduated from Sunny Slope High School with their youngest set to graduate in 2026.
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And for that we are very grateful. Please welcome to the stage Mrs. Laura Arita class of 2026 faculty family families and friends. Welcome. My name is Arita. As a member of the governing board, I spent a lot of my year looking at meeting agendas, academic data, budgets, policies, and facility renovation reports. Today, looking out at this wave of cap and gowns, I'm rewriting that our schools were not only built to house classrooms, but to house stories. Over the last four years, you haven't just been students. You have been the authors of your own growth. You've navigated twists you didn't ask for. And you've overcome obstacles that weren't on the syllabus. There is a common myth that once you graduate, the real world begins. But in fact, the world has been real the entire time. The friendships you gain, the mistakes you've made, and the character you built are not simply practice.
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My name is Jacob Pena, and I just wanted to say what an honor it is to be standing up here today to speak on behalf of our class. These past four years have taught me so much and I'm so incredibly grateful for everything I've learned and all the new people I've met along the way. First and foremost, I would like to thank my family, especially my parents and my nana for being my biggest support system. I wouldn't be standing up here today without their unwavering support and love. I would also like to thank all my teachers I've had these past four years, but especially Mr. Johnston, Miss Anderson, Miss Carlson, and Mrs. Jerel. Thank you guys for everything you do for each and every one of your students. I appreciate you all very much and wouldn't be here without your guidance and support. Lastly, to the class of 2026.
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