001United States of America to the stands nation. Thank you very much. You may be seated. [Applause] Good morning. I am Mrs. Rico, the very proud superintendent of these amazing Colts. So, thank you for being here this morning. I would really like to thank all of our teachers and teachers in the audience that are here with us, our staff, our staff members, our support staff who make all of this possible. Also, I'd like to welcome and thank our board president, Mr. Steven Auststerly. Thank you. I'd like to thank our parents and our parents who helped decorate. Can you please stand? parents who helped make this beautiful gym. Thank you. Thank you. So much goes on behind the scenes. Our eighth grade buddies that um are taking care of our kinder students. So, let's just give one
002more great big great big round of applause to our students and our eighth graders. And I'd like to turn it over to Mrs. Pas. I would also like to say thank you to all of you for being here today and a special shout out to our foundation for supporting us and being out to cheer on our kindergarteners as well. Thank you to if I could get a show of hands how many grandparents, uncles, and aunts are in here. I know you helped with lots of probably homework packets too along with their parents and getting them through the school year. We thank all of the parents all extended family kindergarteners. Can you see me? I'm going to read a few pages to you of all the places you'll go before you head up here on stage.
003I'm very proud of you and all of the hard work you've done all year. It's amazing to see many of you who were here last summer at Kinder Jumpstart and then see all of you who showed up on the first day of school and now you're going to be heading into first grade. Let's give you a round of applause. So, congratulations kindergarteners. Today is your day. You're off to great places. You're off and away. You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You're on your own and you know what you know. And you are the ones who will decide where you go. You'll look up and down streets. Look them over with care. About some you'll say, "I don't choose to go there."
004With your head full of brains and your shoes full of feet, you're too smart to go down any not so good street. And you may not find any you'll want to go down. In that case, of course, you'll head straight out of town. It's opener there in the wide open air. Out there, things can happen and frequently do to people as kindergarteners and as footsy as you. And when things start to happen, don't worry. Don't stew. Just go right along. You'll start happening, too. All the places you'll go. You'll be up and away. You'll be seen great sights. You'll join the highf flyers who soar the high heights. Oh, the places you are going to [Applause] go. Thank you to our amazing teachers in school here and Mrs. Salsbury as well and um for filling
005the minds of our kindergarteners with the knowledge that they have now. They've grown so much and we're so proud of them and we're ready to see them get their diplomas. [Applause] I want to take us back 10 months ago. You remember we met in the cafeteria and had a Boohoo breakfast, right? And we got up there and told you, "Your kids are in good hands. We're professionals. We know how to do this. Um, we've got you. Why didn't you guys warn me how squirly these kids are?" And I say that with love and affection because I'm so excited to see what these kids will do. um because the squirly classes are the most athletic classes. As the athletic director, I'm really excited to see them grow and develop. Um not only that, but what they
006were able to accomplish and the growth that they have shown to our school over the school year and the maturity that they have um shown to you as parents, but also to our teachers. And I want to thank our teachers are professionals and they really really did a great job and helped contain that energy that they have. and to focus and that's going to do well for this class. So, I'm really excited um to see them promote and move on to first grade. Congratulations. [Music] Hi, good morning. I am Mrs. Wilcox. Real quick, I would like to take the opportunity to thank a few people on behalf of the kindergarten teachers. Brianna, Novea, Sophia, and Lorie. Thank you for all your support this year. We could not have done it without you. I would also
007like to bring up my co- teacher, Miss Lisa Salgary. [Applause] she will be leaving us this year. Um, so we just want to wish her luck in her future endeavors. Thank you for letting me work with your children this year. It has been amazing and I'm going to miss each and every one of them. First up is Lane Bowen. [Music] James Brixius Avery Connors, [Applause] [Music] Catalina [Applause] Estrada, Angel Gam, [Applause] Grayson [Applause] Hamilton Paisley [Applause] Michael Kennedy Nolan [Applause] Lena Patterson, [Applause] Casey [Applause] Ramirez, Jason Wendle Hammer, [Applause] Winter [Applause] Santana, McKenna Scoggin, Marley Subtles, [Applause] and Jono Velasquez. [Applause] Willow. Oh my goodness. I'm sorry. My paper was folded. Last but never least, Willow V. [Applause] Hi, good morning. My name is Miss Gracia and I'm here to present this. We had a
008great year. I'm going to miss them a lot. Today is the saddest day of the year for me because I see my kids go off, but I'm happy that they've learned so much and grown so much. So, I'm really proud of them. So my first one is Kyler Xavier [Applause] Alvarez, Evelyn Ruth Blum, Aliyah Jade Carter, [Applause] Look, James Costanos, [Applause] Mallerie Castillo, [Applause] Camden, Gay, Conturas, Saul Octavio [Applause] Contas, Natalie Francis [Applause] Dragon, Arya Lynn Holderbrand, [Applause] Maximiano Montes Flores, Valerie Anelise [Applause] [Music] Roas, Josiah Robert Salazar [Applause] Montre Sanchez, [Applause] Liliana Rose Santa [Applause] Maria, Alvin Holton III, [Applause] Sorry, these kids move spots. Dwayne [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Roberts, Connor Paul Maxwell, Thank you. Good morning. And can I tell you what a year it's been? Um, I would like to thank Miss
009Smith for taking over the last seven weeks um due to a family emergency and she has done amazing things with your students and um I'm so happy that she was able to do it and that your kids loved her as much as they loved me. So, it was a good transition. [Applause] I'd also like to thank my team. I didn't know this was going to happen, but I'd like to thank Miss Gracia, Miss Wilcox, Miss Marie, Miss Smith, my administration. Um, without their support, this wouldn't have been possible. So, I thank them from the bottom of my heart. [Applause] on to what we're here for though. Okay, you got the first one. Valentina Alvarez. [Applause] You know why she had the first one, right? Evelyn Apadaka, [Applause] Evelyn York, [Applause] Everly Bork. [Applause] Elliot [Applause]
010Con Striker Emerson [Applause] Bailey Grade, Azim Hill, [Applause] Bryce Hutchinson, [Applause] Austin [Applause] Marin, Mattaline [Applause] Martinez, Anna Nicholson, [Applause] Lily Phillips. All right, baby girl. Sierra Rios. [Applause] Hannah Sanders. [Applause] James Tabard, Idalgo, Zeno Torres. [Music] The Continental Kindergarten graduating class of 2025. [Applause] [Music] What's going on? [Music] [Applause] [Music] Are you mama? Happy cheers. Happy cheers. Look [Music] at her. [Music] When you're older, when you're wiser, you're taller, stronger, brighter, closer to [Music] [Applause] me. Our [Applause] life [Music] happy day [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Happy day. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Are you lighter? [Music] [Applause] [Music] Why? You're [Music] [Applause] [Music] weren happy graduation Today we are our lives are burning bright. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Woo! Heat! [Music] where we want to be a part of It's birthday. [Music]
011far. [Music] Jesus. [Music] [Applause] All right, Let's give it up for actually the class of 2037. 2037. Oh my goodness. Parents, grandparents, it is our job. We have the hard job because that spark you see in their eyes and the love of learning is what we have to continue to help them be excited about wondering and learning and investigating and solving problems. We need to keep that spark because I want to see those smiles and that look in their eyes when they promote from fifth grade and then from high school in 2037. My goodness. [Applause] Boys and girls, I would like you to help me give a great big shout out of thank you to your amazing parents and family members that are here. Can you say thank you? One, two, three. Thank you. All
012your teachers, can you look at them and say thank you? I want you to continue to work hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen. Okay? Continue to work hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen for you all. Okay? I love you all so much. You're amazing. Thank you parents again. I would like for you, we're the students will be up here waiting for you um to get signed them out with their teachers. Also, if you're going to take them for the day, which you don't have to, but if you choose to, we have sign out sheets at the gate with Mr. Curtis. That's for the siblings. For the siblings, if you're taking the siblings, please sign them out at the gate. If you are a relative and not a parent and you want
013to take the students out, please sign them out at the office. Okay. The siblings have to be signed out at the office. Okay. So, thank you. Round of applause for amazing people. We also have a smart and would you like to say a few words? Just a few words about what's happening outside in the foyer. Um there is one side that the graduates will go down. They have pizza, eeges, and a a graduation gift. And on the other side for all of our guests, we have uh muffins, croissants, and water. So please enjoy. And congratulations to all the graduates. Thank you. Have a great rest of your day. Thank you.