001Who you want? You want, but he's also like I also don't want him to feel like overwhelmed. [Music] open it as they need it before I like that. You think that when it's time for them to march up, open it up again halfways, whatever. Cuz it's only a single line anyways. ies and the quiet losses, the friendships, some just beginning and others that have been here from the start, the passions we've discovered, the setbacks and disappointments we faced, as well as all the lessons we learned along the way. These inevitable changes which sometimes caught us, the inevitable changes that sometimes caught us when we weren't looking were all chapters we lived through together. That's what made it all meaningful. Although this may be the last time, we're all in the same place, it is not
002the end of our story. Today, we turn the page and begin a new chapter. One that we now have the tools, strength, and courage to write. Just by being here today, you have proven something powerful. You are resilient, capable, and ready to make your mark on the world. Never forget that. So, as we move forward, take this story with you. Not just the good parts, but all of it. Carry the tears, the laughters, the friendships, the community. Let it all be a reminder that what we've built at Chelsea High School was real. Um, we are the authors of our own lives. We choose when and how our story ends. Today is not the end. It's a new beginning. New, unwritten, and entirely ours to explore. It might be scary and uncertain. The future always is,
003but you've done this once, and you'll do it again. So, as we part ways today and step into new schools, new cities, and dreams, I hope you carry everything the chapter gave us. I hope you move forward with excitement, not fear. I hope you continue to write boldly, honestly, and with a full heart. Lastly, I'd like to recognize the people who have helped us get here. To our teachers and staff, thank you for believing in us, challenging us, supporting us, and shaping our lives in more ways than you probably realize. To our families and friends, thank you for all your sacrifices, your love, and the never- ending support when we needed it most. To my parents, the two people who has shaped my story more than anyone. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
004[Applause] And finally, to my fellow graduates, this is your story, so make it unforgettable. Thank you and congratulations, class of 2025. We did it. Now for our welcoming addresses. Please welcome Superintendent Dr. Almia Beda. Good morning, class of 2025. Good morning. How are you? Are you excited? All right. Well, we are so excited for you, dear friends, families, and distinguished guests. Welcome to the class of 2025's day. Congratulations, class of 25. What a journey this has been for you. Class of 25, you are known for your spirit and your academic excellence. You have worked hard and enjoyed your years at Chelsea High School, and I have enjoyed watching you over the years. As a class, your accomplishments are many. The class of includes 436 graduates. That is 50 more graduates than last year. Yeah. And
005and and that's a tribute to our staff too for getting all of you across the finish line. Thank you staff. Thank you educators of this class. This includes 355 students from Chelsea High School. 53 from Chelsea Opportunity [Applause] Academy and 28 students from our Chelsea Virtual Learning Academy. The class of 25 has been accepted to 189 total colleges and trade schools. Approximately you have earned approximately 9.5 million in scholarships. This includes specific college grants and scholarships, tuition assistant grants and other scholarships, PEL grants, the John and Abigail Adams scholarship, various community scholarships, the city of Chelsea scholarship, the Chelsea resident and community scholarship fund, and six of you have decided to serve our country in the military. If those of you that are going straight into the military, if you please stand. For those of
006you who are going into the military, we want to say thank you. Thank you for choosing to serve our country. Thank you. What an impressive class. Before I close, I also want to take a moment to acknowledge something that weighs heavily on many of our hearts. We are deeply saddened by what some of our classmates and friends and families are experiencing in our community, especially those impacted by deportation and the fears surrounding it. These are not just policy issues. These are the people we know and love. May we, including myself and you, the class of 25, strive to change the world to be more understanding, more compassionate, and more just. May we help others see the humanity and hope in our immigrant community and understand why so many of us have come here in search
007of safety, in search of opportunity and a better future. That includes education. As the daughter of a migrant worker, I was raised with a deep respect for hard work and was taught that the education was key to success. And I still believe that the dreams and the perseverance of my ancestors shaped my unwavering belief in the power of education. And this is why I stand before you as the proud superintendent of Chelsea Public Schools. As you graduate into the next season of your life, may you remember to be proud of where you come from. Remember who helped you along the way. and graduates, if you could stand and please thank your families right now and give them a round of applause. Thank your mothers, thank your fathers, thank your moms, your aunts, your teachers, your
008grandmas, your grandmas, all your parties. It's so nice to see everybody waving. We are we couldn't do this without our families for sure. As you graduate and go into the next season of your life, again, be proud of where you come from and who helped you along the way. Be proud that you are from Chelsea and a graduate of Chelsea Public Schools. I wish you my heartfelt congratulations on your accomplishments on your graduation today. The world awaits you and we look forward to seeing all that you're going to do. I ask that you please come back and visit us and tell us all that you've accomplished because we know that we are going to see great things from the class of 25. Congratulations class of 25 and we love you. Please welcome Chelsea City Manager
009Fidel Maltz. This is a day of joy, right? It's a day of joy and it is with great joy and pride that I stand before you today at Chelsea High School, a place that has played an important role in shaping the next generations of Chelsea leaders. I am the city manager of Chelsea and I am proud to be an immigrant. I am proud to be an immigrant. My mother brought me and my siblings to the United States from Nicaragua with hopes and dreams of a better future. When I left Nicarawa, I left everything familiar behind. My home, my family and my friends. I was coming to a place where I did not speak the language and I did not understand the culture. It was intimidating and it was scary. You may be experiencing those same
010feelings today as you step into a new chapter in your life and that is okay. When I came to this country, like many of us here today, I certainly did not know that I would be standing in front of you today as the city manager of this great country and this great city. There were times where when I felt alone, when I felt that I did not belong. But thanks to the support of our teachers, our parents, and our friends, I kept pushing forward. pushing Palante. They believed in me and they believed that I had the potential to succeed. And I tell you today that my journey as an immigrant has shaped me into the city manager that I am today. And in many ways, it is similar to the journey that you, the class
011of 2025, are about to embark on. You are about to be challenged in ways that you have never been challenged before. But I promise you this, you are ready for it. Chelsea Public Schools has prepared you well. Whether you are heading to college, whether you are entering the workforce or pursuing something entirely different, it is natural to feel uncertainty. But do not let that fear hold you back. Today, class of 2025, I challenge you. Believe in yourself. Face uncertainty with courage. And know that you can overcome anything. I know that because it is my story and it is the story of Chelsea. The world needs you. Chelsea needs you. We are so proud of you and we believe in you. much. [Music] Gracias. Congratulations again, class of 2025. [Applause] Please welcome State Senator Sal Domenico.
012[Music] [Applause] I am going to bring you on the road with me. That was unbelievable. I never got that kind of reaction in a graduation before. Wish my kids were here to see that. You threw me off now. Now I'm like, "Good morning, everyone. Good morning. All right. This is a great day for all of you, for our parents, our teachers, and especially the class of 2025. So, I have learned a lot from your class and I've learned a lot from kids your age and I've learned some new words that I'm going to share with all of you and hopefully you know what I'm talking about. I have learned bet, right? Mid. Fire's kind of out now. Isn't fire kind of gone now? Fire. Yeah. What about let him cook? Let him cook. A 54
013year old man say let him cook. Not right. Right. Not good. But I have to say this is one of the most accomplished classes that's ever come out of Chelsea High School. No cap. No cap. So, it's great to be here with all of you today and it's great to to see smiling faces and people that are excited about their future and excited about being together to celebrate a milestone in your life. You know, one person and famous author Mark Twain, he said that in 20 years, you'll be more disappointed in things that you did not do than the things that you did do. And what does that mean? Simple. That means don't be afraid to go outside your comfort zone. Don't be afraid to take a risk. Don't be afraid take on a challenge
014that might be something you might not have done or thought about in the past because that is how you become stronger. that builds you as a person and you will be better for it and you will be the person that everyone comes to and gravitates towards to be their help, their friend. And I always say, you know, when people go out into the world at graduation and young people in particular, sometimes you want to be a CEO or president or someone who has a lot of money in the bank. And those are noble things to strive for. But I can tell you without a doubt, the most important things in life are being a good son, good daughter, good wife, good husband, good partner. Good friend. We have all needed someone in our lives to
015lift us up. None of us at the stage or behind you or inside of you have gotten where we are today without someone helping them. Be that person. Be that person to be a shoulder to cry on. Someone who just needs some advice and again that person that lifts people around you up. You know, a wise man once said, "Wise man, my dad. My dad." And when you know, he passed away. But you will realize this later on in life. Everything your parents say right now, you might not think it's true. It's all true. You'll figure it out in about 25, 30 years. It's all true. Listen to what they're saying now. Take that in because they're always right. I think it at the time when my dad was always talking and my mom's talking,
016but they turned to be very smart people 30 years later. Um, they all know what I'm talking about back here. They're all laughing. My dad always said, "Life is a collection of memories." And everything that you do in life, you will look back on the good and the bad. But life is about putting together those things, absorbing them, and it might be the simplest things that you might remember. just someone talking to you or how you felt when someone smiled at you or a special day in your life where everyone came together to celebrate you or even a day where you celebrated someone else. Do not go by life too fast. Take it all in. Things go by in a flash. I'm 54 years old and I can remember being in your seats graduating high
017school and seemed like that was just not too long ago. So, do not grow up so fast. Still be kids. Still be young people. You're allowed to make mistakes. You're allowed to to be kids and do things that you want to do in life. And you know, and Dr. Beta said this already, but I'm going to repeat it because it's so important for all of you to understand and and know too. You know, when when you go off into the world and people say where you're from, the natural instinct if you're not living around here is to say Boston or Massachusetts or greater Boston. You never say that. Never say that. You always say I am from Chelsea, Massachusetts. You always say that Chelsea has helped you become who you are and you have helped
018Chelsea become what it is today. And you will be the ambassadors for this community going forward wherever life takes you. College, the workforce, the military. Chelsea will always be in your heart. And don't ever forget that. And if you were born in this community or if you were born in another community or born in another state or born another country, just know this is where you are meant to be. This is where you are meant to be today in Chelsea, Massachusetts, graduating with your class, forever intertwined with this group of people going forward and forever intertwined in this community going forward. And and lastly, I want to touch on a couple of things that other folks have mentioned as well. My grandfather came from Italy at 12 years old by himself. By himself, Got on
019a boat in Naples and traveled across the Atlantic Ocean to come to a place that he didn't know anybody. He knew one uncle that he never met, but he knew this person was supposed to pick him up at the dock and bring him back to Cambridge, Massachusetts. My grandfather was 12 years old, worked two jobs at 12 years old, support his family back at home and to have enough money just to survive here. Met his my grandmother when he saw her walking by the window one day and said, "I'm going to marry that girl." They got married, lived together for 60 years, established a family in this community. My grandfather worked two jobs for 30 years. Never saw my my father grow up. But he left this world with 35 members of his family. that
020one 12-year-old boy coming to this country, waving to his mother on the back of the ship and his mother waving a handkerchief, saying goodbye to her son and never to see each other ever again at 12 years old. Now, the faces might have changed over time, but the struggles and the obstacles and the challenges have not changed. and your resiliency and your parents' resiliency is a credit to all of you and to this community and to this country. And anyone that is going to create more obstacles and more struggles, we have a responsibility to tear down those obstacles. We have a responsibility to do everything that we should be doing in life, creating more opportunities instead of closing opportunities. And you, the class of 2025, have graduated a pivotal moment in this nation's history. Do
021not let anyone tell you you cannot do it. And do not let anyone put something in front of you that you are not willing to just knock down. You are strong. You are resilient. You are persistent. Don't ever doubt that. Be who you are and follow your dreams and you'll be success no matter what you choose to do. Thank you very much everyone and have a great day. Congratulations class of 2021. Please welcome State Representative Judith Garcia. Good morning, Wenos Diaz Bonia. As your state representative, it is an absolute honor to celebrate the incredible achievements of class of 2025. Today, we celebrate you. Today, every one of you will step into the next chapter of your journey. Whether that's college, a career, or a new pathway you're forging for yourself. No matter where you go,
022never forget where you come from. That's a reoccurring theme. I am a Chelsea native. I am proud of being a Chelsea graduate just like you. and I never forget where I came from. I'm very proud of being Chelsea. And remember that Chelsea is a city of dreamers. Chelsea is a city of doers. Chelsea is a city of people who never back down from hard work. As you move forward, remember success isn't just about personal achievements. It's about uplifting others along the way. Lead with kindness, work with purpose, and never ever stop believing in your own potential. Congratulations, class of 2025. go out there and do amazing things. Please welcome Justenni Alfaro, school committee member elect. [Applause] I'm proud to be here today. I am Jessenia Alro and I'm a proud resident of this city for
023the past 30 years. From those 30 years, 10 years, I have been privileged and having the honor to serve you as your school committee member. I am deeply honored today to say that like many of you I walked through those path. I immigrated at the age of 13 from El Salvador. Didn't like this country because I was make people was making fun of my accent of my culture. I like eating papusmano. I can say I graduated at that time from Charleston High because when I migrated to this country, we didn't have what we have here in Chelsea today. We had the Chelsea opportunity. We have Caminos. I would say that I was part of those activism activities that were happening in the city of Chelsea as we were fighting to defeat bilingual education that was
024being taken. Unfortunately, it was taken, but now we have communos in Chelsea. So, I'm proud of that. I'm a proud mother of children that attended the Chelsea high schools. And like this hand has different fingers. I also had those five different kids. Special education. Those of you who are parents know that special education, honorable kids that didn't want to like to wake up and those who were, you know, kind of dirt me as their mother. And I will know all the securityities here in Chelsea and I know my community. They will call me when, hey, I see your son outside. I see your daughter outside. I'm like, what are you doing there? So many of you parent might know that already. When you engage in a community like Chelsea, you know that they will call
025you parents. Today I can also say that because of my immigration status, I was not able to fulfill my dream to achieve a higher education at the age of 18 when I graduated. However, I did not give up that dream. I always had people behind me that will mentor me that will tell me, "Don't give up. You have potential. Believe in yourself." And I have family members and a husband and kids that also supported me. And I went back to college and I can humble to say that I graduated in psychology as a leader in the city of Chelsea. I'm using those skills to continue to support with the current administration unfortunately that we have right now divided families. a lot of you. My message to you is come back to Chelsea and give back
026to Chelsea. I will also say to be always proud to say that you are Chelsea like many of us have said it before me. Class 2025, congratulations. [Applause] Please welcome City Council Vice President Todd Taylor. [Applause] Good morning, class of 2025. You made it. So, I'm going to keep my remarks very brief. We want to move this along and we want to beat the rain. So, I just want to say congratulations to all of you. Your class is very near and dear to my heart. My my own daughter is a member of your graduating class. [Music] So, and uh special welcome to all the people that came in from out of town to to to be a part of this great celebration. We appreciate all of you. Grandpas, grandmas, uh, aunts and uncles. Thank you
027very much. On behalf of the city council, congratulations. Welcome everyone. And, uh, thank you very much. One thing that everybody said up here, don't ever forget you're from Chelsea and always be proud of it. Thank you so much. Please welcome city council woman Kelly Garcia who will deliver a message from the president of the city council in Norly de Jesus a little short how we feeling today our city council president Jesus is in the emergency room with her son but she would love to be here know that she is so proud of every single one of you. So, my name is Kelly Garcia. I am the proud Chelsea city counselor at large and former Chelsea school committee chairwoman. Today, I want to share a super quick story about why I ran for political office at
028just the age of 21 years old. When my mother was right here in this building, her college sorry, her guidance counselor told her, "So, Cororo, with your Latino accent, no colleges will accept you." She believes them. And instead of pursuing college, she worked tirelessly in an electrical factory for 20 years raising a family of five children. I ran for office because I believe every student deserves to know that their background is their strength and no one should ever be told otherwise. So as you step forward today, be proud of who you are and where you come from. Don't ever let anyone limit your dreams because of your identity. The sky is the limit. [Applause] Please welcome Allison Rivera Colleendre for the junior class president address. Hello everybody. Good morning faculties, families, and class of 2025.
029My name is Alison Rivera Colleendes, class president for the class of 2026, and it is the biggest honor to be standing here today. On this special day, I would like to congratulate each and every single one of you for accomplishing this huge milestone in your lives. Although there may have been times of challenges, struggles, distress, and lack of motivation, you never give up. And it all paid off because at last, here you are sitting down, wearing your cap, and you're gone. You have all made it. As you step into the new chapter of your lives, whether it's college, the workforce, or whatever exciting path lies ahead, I want you all to know we're part of your resilience, determination, and tenacity. But before you head off into the world, I want to leave you all with
030a couple of words. In this new journey, don't be afraid to take a leap of faith and try new things, even if they seem scary, because in the end, that's how you learn. And it's okay to fail. Take care of your mind and your heart. And don't ever forget about those who love you and are there for you. Just know that from today forward, if you dream big, you can accomplish everything you set your mind to. The world is waiting for you. Before I conclude, I would now like to share a verse from the Bible. In Deuteronomy 31:6, it says, "Be strong and of good courage. Do not fear nor be afraid of them. For the Lord your God, he is the one who goes with you. He will not leave you nor forsake you."
031This verse is more than just comforting words. It's a foundation, a reminder you walk with strength, courage, and the presence of a God who is always with you. Don't ever forget that no matter where life takes you, God is there for you and will never leave your side. Class of 2025, you may be gone, but you will not be forgotten. Congratulations. Seniors, please take your places for the upcoming musical performance if you are in band, Canari, or the orchestra. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Before the performance, we would like to welcome Angelina Agustinini for the saludiatory address. [Applause] Good morning family, friends, city officials, faculty, and most importantly, the graduating class of 2025. My name is Angelina Gustini, and I am honored to stand before you today as the class of 2025 saludiatoran. First and foremost, I
032want to thank my parents who always supported me and prioritized my education. I am forever grateful for the values they instilled in me and for the sacrifices they made to raise me and my sister. Without them, I wouldn't be the person I am today. I also want to thank my sister Leah and my friends who've always had my back through hard times. And a huge thanks to all the teachers who guided me on my journey. You helped me grow and become a better student. I couldn't have made it throughout school without your unwavering support. And to my fellow graduates, I may not know all of you, but I know one thing for sure. We're a class of warriors. We endured a global pandemic, a year of online school, our freshman year behind face masks, and
033a challenging senior year. Over these past few months, you've juggled college applications, extracurriculars, taking care of siblings, working late night shifts, and so much more. Heat. Heat. [Music] Thank you CHS Orchestra Canari and Contraan for your amazing work all throughout today. Thank you. We are getting there. Now is the time we've been waiting for, the conferring of diplomas. Please welcome Chelsea Opportunity Academy acting principal Ron Schmidt. [Applause] Good morning everyone. Family, friends, educators, guests, and especially the graduating class of Chelsea Opportunity Academy. There is no day more special for students, families, and educators than graduation day. To all those present here, to those joining us in spirit or from afar, welcome. COA students, over the past few days, you have received heartfelt messages from Tibelli at the senior dinner, a moving note from Mr. Aronson,
034and reflections from your crew leaders who shared something special about each of you. My message to all of you here today is simple but powerful. It's about gratitude. Gratitude is more than a feeling. It's an action and it's one of the most powerful forces we have. It impacts the giver and the receiver in the most profound ways. Small gestures of gratitude can lift spirits, heal wounds, and build bridges. Gratitude brings peace, fosters connection, and creates a sense of well-being that words often can't describe. So on a day like today, let the magic of gratitude flow. To your families, wherever they are, here or far away. To your loved ones no longer with us. To your friends, your teachers, and all the people inside and outside of school who helped you reach this moment. You have
035already faced complex challenges in your journey. Challenges that in many cases most people can only imagine. And through those experiences, you've proven something powerful to yourselves. You are capable. Not only have you recognized the obstacles in your path, you've also met them head on with courage and determination. Even more remarkably, you've learned how to find and sometimes even create opportunity in the very places where others just see barriers. That ability is not just a strength. It's a gift. It's a skill you will carry with you now and one that will serve you for a lifetime. As someone who's lived just a few more years than you, I can tell you the challenges will not start coming. Will not stop coming. Whether political, economic, personal, professional, life will keep testing you. But the good news is
036you're ready. With each new challenge, you continue to grow your strength, your wisdom, and your capacity to resolve. So, class of 25 from Chelsea Opportunity Academy, from the entire COA community, Adam, Jubelli, your teachers, Jillian, SA, Max, Julia, Alvin, Christian, and Jamie, your mentors JJ, Francisco, Catherine, your social worker, Cararissa, instructional coach, Melissa, Angela, and your school counselor, Lordes. We are so proud of you and we believe in you. So, let's carry that spirit of gratitude with us. Not just today, but every day forward. Our world needs it. And you, all the graduates, especially COA graduates, as you venture to this exciting new new experiences, you are the best people to bring gratitude forward. Congratulations. I would now like to invite assistant principal Jabali Nadal to read the names of the COA graduates. [Applause] is
037Steven Chak. Maria Daniela Chavez, [Applause] Monica Chavez, [Applause] [Music] Katherine Diaz [Applause] [Music] Garcia, Jerica Escalante, Rodrigo Marvin Alexander Flores. Owen Garcia. [Applause] Harold David Garcia [Applause] Gonzalez Odilia Gonzalez is Santos. Thomas Guzman [Applause] Navan, Alexi Hernandez. [Applause] Jennifer, Jame, Jason, Anna is Lande [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Carla Cis Lopez, [Applause] Franklin Ulyses, Lopez, Agil [Applause] Rosemary [Applause] [Music] Mahano Brian Ming. [Applause] [Music] Alo [Applause] Martinez Martinez. [Applause] [Music] Salin an Mia Chinos, [Applause] Jimmy Alexis, Mesa Hernandez, Dennis Nicole Nunes [Applause] Chachawa Jason Portillo Fred [Applause] Guacy Ramire Mendez. Joseph [Applause] Rivera, Natalie Adriana [Applause] Rodriguez, Raquel Rodriguez Martinez, [Applause] Anthony Jacob Rosario Perez. [Applause] Alexis Adonai, [Applause] [Music] Fernando, Alexis. [Applause] Joanna [Applause] Seura, Kevin, Ariel, Betil. [Applause] Alejandra Vijoo Dominguez. [Music] Please welcome Chelsea Virtual Learning Academy Principal Meg Msini. [Applause] Great. Good morning
038everyone. Greetings to Dr. Aveeta, dignitaries, parents, teachers, staff, friends, and most of all to all of you, the class of 2025. After nearly four decades in education, I can say without a doubt, high school graduation is the most meaningful. Why? because it represents over 12 years of your hard work, your growth, and your resilience. It is not just the end of a chapter. It's a transition into a future full of opportunity. Today, each one of you move away from the structured world of public school into college, careers, or new adventures. There will be no teachers calling you to see where you are. There will be no vice principal saying, "It's time to get to class." There will be no parents saying, "Get out of bed. It's time to get to high school. Your diploma is
039more than paper. It's a symbol of your perseverance and strength. It's proof that you accomplished something big and important. You started high school in the uncertainty of a pandemic and are graduating in equally complex times as you've heard this morning. But you did it. You made it. And you didn't do it alone. Please take a moment to recognize your families, teachers, and friends. Your community who supported you every step of the way. At CBLA, we talk about pride, perseverance, respect, integrity, determination, and excellence. It's who each one of you is. It's your foundation. It's also a reminder that this school will always see delay students be your pride. Each of you is unique and your teachers see that. Whether is Victor's poetry, Christina's artistry, Gendry's entrepreneurial drive, Jaden's passion for flight and freedom, or Melissa's
040humility and heart. You each bring something irreplaceable to the world. As you step into your next chapter, all of you, class of 2025, please be bold, take risks, and remember, each one of you has a story. Everyone has a story. Success is measured not just in what you do, but in how you make others feel. As my Angelou said, people will forget what you said. People will forget maybe what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. We love you, class of 2025. Go forward with pride. I'd like now like to call to the stage Miss Clarana Alonso, our mathematics teacher, who will read our graduates names. [Applause] Good morning everyone. It is my pleasure to announce the class of [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] ever Christian Alfaro Reyes. Briana Andrade [Applause]
041Bonia Fatima Juliana Aras Gualupe Maldena Cruz Martinez Elina devas, Magalino Hernandez, Gomez, Jayen Helm, Christina Lopez, Ramirez, [Applause] Natalie Martinez, Pacco, [Applause] Kiana, Julisa Merc, [Applause] Linda Is Chavez, [Applause] Asaras, Montana. [Applause] Henry Alonso Morales, Kenya Liz, Polano, Tatiana Pina, [Applause] Santos, Dalia [Applause] IA Justin Robinson [Applause] Jr. Damian Romero Mendes Jefferson Alexis and Alria Pina Kon Santana Jel Sakar. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Please welcome Chelsea High School house one principal Patricia Reo. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Shay Gel [Applause] Aad Shaya Vi Alco Christian Noe Alman Ernnandez Merlin Alvaro Amaya [Applause] Brian Alexander Alvaro Rodriguez Alma Alla Angel Damian Alvaro, [Applause] Catherine Himea, Alvarado, Derek Adonis, [Applause] [Music] Avarana, Alexander, Amaya [Applause] Eric Joseph Anderson Jr. [Applause] Cassidy Sage Andre Thiago Holmes Antos [Applause] Christian Alexander [Applause] Carmenia Himea Aras [Applause] Arza Kaye Alexa Armas Isaiah
042Aroce Rosal [Applause] Oscar Antonio Artikas Jimenez Camille Artika Pagas Anis Lilana Antika [Applause] Hennessy's cry Angel Artika Denise Alexandra Artigga Ruiz Jennifer Guadalupe [Applause] Avalosa Angelica Maria Ayala [Applause] Sara Bana, [Applause] Jessie Barona, [Applause] Victoria Milde Schneider [Applause] Li Eileen Gel [Applause] Bar Na Pamela Bautisa Ramos Jessenu Vars Brian Joseo Coras Katie Daniela Benedz Corales Bonia Perez Aston Michelle Kakawito [Applause] Garcia Jose Ricardo Caseres Maria Estras Isa Kach Jula Stephanie Calderon [Applause] Flores, David Calderon, [Music] Leos, Estean Calderon, Nino, Maria Isela, Calderon [Applause] Cardo, Madivia, Steven Aron Gustilio, Jasmi, Ivan, [Applause] Canario, Gabriella, Alejandra Kas, Constanza, Anel, Fernando, Caravantes, Gonzalez, Raina Marie Cardio, Elisa Marie Cardona Canelles, Ricardo Damian, Carmi, Ria, Janik Davidid, Pareto, Science, Joselyn Caro [Applause] Cad Victor [Applause] Kasim, Freddy's Alexander Castillo, Zela Daffhne Ai Castillo Ramon Omar Alejandro Catalan [Applause] Solis
043Bianca [Applause] Rosalis again [Music] Dina and Garcia, Jamie Chavaria, Deon Chun, Briana Kindres, Romero Anise Iet [Applause] Colon, Christian Alberto Cologne, Ezekiel contends Brandon Cordiero, Arnelio Rafael, Cororez, Ernnandez, Alexander Cornnego, Omar Corno, [Applause] Katie Alexa Coronado Torres, Alexavier Yanir Cruz, Seline Orlando Damasio Garcia, Giovanni Asal De Cruz, [Applause] Catalan Ray Siger, Aron De Cruz, Mrique, Kevin Salvador, Dece PZ Emily Martalis [Applause] Yodanes Pearl Naomi [Applause] Vance Allison Naelli Das um air Amir Fabriio Dia [Applause] Sosa Haiku Lin Donowski Freddy Antonio Darte Gara [Music] Alison Michelle Dubon [Applause] Gavete, Nancy [Applause] Escoval, Liixy Nicole Feruino, Christian Johan Figarero, Sordto Petra [Applause] Musa, Leslie Flores, [Applause] Cuentes, Christian Moes, Flores, Mendoza, [Applause] Johanna Stephanie Flores, [Applause] Marino, Yandel Flores, [Applause] [Music] Perez, Crystal, Natalia Flores, Ramirez, Karen, Lis Flores, Romero, [Applause] Felipe Franco Garcia, Francisco Javier Galiano
044Huarez, Anthony Joseia Rios, [Applause] [Music] Alan [Applause] Goson, Alejandra Karolina Garcia [Applause] Lopez, Rona Garcia Monron, Danielle Santos, Garcia, Giovanni Miguel [Applause] Garcia, Diego Alexandre Lamena Portillo Juan Pablo Haldo Vasquez, Ashley Godoy, Jacine Melissa Gomez, [Applause] Quueos, Manuela Gomez, London, Eddie Francesco Gomeziano, Analise Gomez, Ariel Gomez, [Applause] [Music] Please welcome Chelsea High School House 2 principal Jennifer Knight. It is an honor to call the names of the graduates starting with Christopher Illiam Gonzalez. Irene Gonzalez, Orlando Emmanuel Hordado Garcia, Amayel [Applause] Florero, Alexandra [Applause] Jonathan Alexander Ramirez, Alisa Desmond Morizio, Malik Harrison, Brendan Haley, Nathan Michael Hem, Isen Andy Jerome Arasme, Norma Yasmin Hernandez, Caleron, Diana Jazelle, Hernandez, Perez, [Applause] Diana Raquel Hernandez, Julian Hernandez, [Applause] smile a little bit. Rosalia [Applause] Hernandez Ryan Carrera Madrid, Jasmine Diana Carrera, [Applause] Luis [Applause] Antonio Reas, [Applause] David
045Christopher [Applause] and Clarissa [Applause] Ireola [Applause] Jay Elizabeth escaloo [Applause] Ivan Alejandro, [Applause] Amory Ishim, Norman James, [Applause] Sebastian Tusi, [Applause] Sherwin, Seth Kim, [Applause] Eric Danielson, Los, [Applause] Jonathan Lan Verde, Compos Isaiah, Israel, Kaimir, Leorte, Bianca, Angelic, [Applause] Lara, Javier, Lazo, [Applause] Rihanna Raymond Leon, [Applause] Marlin Javier Lopez, [Applause] Chavez, Emerson Lopez, Lopez, [Music] Chris Lopez, [Applause] Janelli Hennessy Lopez, Jennese Alice Lopez, [Applause] Evelyn Elizabeth Mario Taun, Jennifer Nicole Mahano, Kylie Lissa Maltano, [Applause] Ortiz, Jonathan Steven [Music] [Applause] Mari, Xavier Marquez, Ashley Rosemary Mara, Marilyn Martinez, Alandares, Alexandra Martinez Calderon Martinez Koreah Christian Alejandro Martinez [Applause] Rodriguez Angel Manuel Martinez [Applause] Ashley Marines Martinez [Applause] Rodriguez Hazel Estri Martinez [Applause] Rodriguez Alexa Jacqueline [Applause] Martinez Kimberly Maline Martinez [Applause] Catherine Gabriella Matite [Applause] Esel Medina [Applause] Rodriguez Andrea Liliana [Applause] Indiana Brian Emmanuel Media.
046[Applause] Angelina Mia Dariana Mahia [Applause] Mahia Wagner Donai Mahia [Applause] Park Gyra Mahia [Applause] Elizabeth Naelli [Applause] Mendoza determined [Applause] Mendoza, Christopher Mendoza, Losano [Applause] Edwin Joel Mendoza, [Applause] Jasmine Ariana [Applause] Mendoza, Mariliss Vanessa Menhiva Moreno Fabiola Valentina [Applause] Marino Michelle Jasmine Montulo [Applause] Reyes Alejandro Jose [Applause] Montes Maria Eda [Applause] Marice, Christian Antonio, Mario, Victor, Manuel, Rio, [Applause] Sus, Maven, Elizabeth, and [Applause] Lauren Grace [Applause] Nanthony Tyra Newan [Applause] Samantha Rose [Applause] ale Noi Yaslyn Ariana Roas [Applause] Oriana Noelia Naomi Ortega [Applause] Jesselle Ortega, Jocelyn Michelle [Applause] Osario, Brandon Osa [Applause] Larandos, Felisiana Pablo Ramirez, [Applause] Hillary Pac Mario Alfredo Pacio [Music] [Applause] Joanie Esther Ago Lopez [Applause] Darlene [Applause] Eloina, Christian [Applause] Noel, Emily, Michelle, Pastor Laura. [Applause] Rihanna [Applause] Patron, Erica [Applause] Kenya, Anna Beatatric Perrera [Applause] Vanessa Perez Cardanz. [Music] [Applause]
047Please welcome Chelsea High School three principal Elas Reynoso. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Camila [Applause] [Music] Alexander Rose Perez. Yasmin Petta Aguiden Antonio Peda Salas Joanna Les Portigio [Applause] Ramos Juan Carlos Portigo [Applause] Maria Ramirez, Kiara Gonalopee, [Applause] Ramirez, Jose Anthony [Music] [Applause] Ramirez, Valerie Ramirez, James Joseph Ramos Estrada [Applause] Joanna Ramos [Applause] Gonzalez Robin Danielle Ramos [Applause] Perez Amy Ramar Singh [Applause] Carlos Reyes, [Applause] Vasquez, Nina, Leticia [Applause] Reyes, Rachel, Antonella, [Applause] Reyes, Andy, Leonel, Rivas, Aguilar, Jason Stanley Bonia Marlon Aiden Rivera [Applause] Cruz Wendy Diana Ria Galves Allison Ariani Rivera radius Yes. Elijah VA the mighty [Applause] Rivera Julian Victor [Applause] Rivera Crystal Elizabeth Rivera Diana Brolas, Esmer Deacy Rodriguez, Serato, Mariel Rodriguez Martinez, Sylvia Gualupa Rodriguez Martinez, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Anel [Applause] Rodriguez, Darian Jacob Rodriguez, [Applause] Kaylee Romero [Applause] Martinez, Gabriella Romero, Marino,
048Israel, David Romero, Roas, Leslie, Ro Alup Rosario Ro Fernandez Darlene Joeli Rosales [Applause] Artika Sherin Yosana Rosales Contas Sophia Francis Rosalio, [Applause] David Alexander Luis, Artisa, [Applause] Bestie Hawas. [Applause] Sana Cindy Selena [Applause] Diana Selena Garcia, Justin is [Applause] Sam, Andrew Gaba Ramirez, [Applause] Michael Sabria [Applause] Amedi Christian Sanchez Gael Miguel Sanchez Arnandez [Applause] Miho Anel Gabriel Sanchez [Applause] Romero Leani Sanchez [Applause] [Music] Yona Chanel Sophie Sanchez [Applause] Alexand Alexand Kyrie Sanford Ashley The [Applause] [Music] [Applause] ladies, Yalisa, Leah, [Applause] Santiago, Xavier, Michael Arial [Applause] Santiago, Walter, Santiso, Lopez, Juan Gabrielle, Santos, Ramos. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Jessica Raquel Saravia Amaya Lerno Savia Castana Brandon Michelle Michael Shell Jonas [Applause] Sharif, Jana Rose, [Applause] Singer, Emily Ariana, Sing. [Applause] Cananan [Applause] [Music] Sto Kevin Soo [Applause] Cap Maria Solah [Applause] [Music] Hernandez Mohammed [Applause] [Music] [Applause]
049Jacob Xavier Christopher [Applause] Tame Alana Katherine Taylor Judith Tada, Briana Abigail to Catherine Sai Asencio. [Applause] Diego Anthony [Applause] Perasa Torres Maldonado Anthony Torres [Applause] Jesus Adrian Perez Royal [Applause] W2 Mariela [Applause] Mariel Brian Adulo Sanchez Luan Francisco Valo Silva Henry Alberto Vanes Mia Jr. Kimberly Alejandra Vasquez Guerrera Jennifer Michelle Vasquez [Applause] Lemus Jose Mario Vasquez Romero Johnny Vasquez So Heraldo Vasquez, Hector Manuel Vasquez, Jesua Pavl Vasquez, Luis Alonso, Mega Martinez, Jose End, [Applause] Jasmine Nicole Velasquez, Justin Alexander [Applause] Velasquez, Wilder Miguel Ventura Bera, Wendy Vijal Luna Harvard Van Gustavo Adonaito, Jasmine [Applause] Vato, Michael Joseph Wagner, [Applause] The Jana Divine Williams Michael Williams Jiannis Pasco [Applause] Jiannis, [Applause] Dennis, Francisco, Jiannis, [Applause] Kayla, Vanessa, [Applause] Jiannis, Christopher, Alexander, Jan, [Applause] Kevin Omar [Applause] Sakaras, Haley Ulisa Samura [Applause] Mendes, a Rosalin Samia [Applause] [Music]
050[Applause] Natalie [Applause] [Music] Christolay Saludatoran Angelina Agustini. [Applause] [Music] validictorian Holly [Music] [Applause] Lime historian Brian Alonzo [Applause] Martinez treasure Brian [Applause] Class secretary Vanessa [Applause] Lopez, class vice president. And last but not least, class president Isabella Jato. [Applause] As we conclude our ceremony, I want to provide a couple of reminders. Guests, please remain seated while students leave the stadium. After the recessional, students will meet all guests for pictures and refreshments on the field behind the bleachers over here. So, kids will go inside. Guests to the field, please. Thank you. At this time, I would like to ask all of our COA, CVLA, and CHS students to please [Applause] stand, Please take your tassels in your right hand. Now move it to the left side of your cap. Congratulations. You are now [Music] Heat. Heat.
051[Music] Hey there. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Yeah. Heat. [Music]