001Good evening everyone. Thank you so much for joining us on this very special evening when we get to honor so many of our students who have worked so hard through the last four years of their academic career. At this time I'd like to ask everyone to please silence their cell phones. Um the students are going to do a lot of the speaking of the programs. We want to make sure that they are heard. Um, and at this time, if you would like to arrive, the students will be entering from the back of the auditorium. [Music] At this time, I would like to call Casey and Lindsay from the social honor italica to the microphone to lead us in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and
002to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Please continue standing for a moment of silence. Thank you. At this time, everyone can please be seated. As we begin our program, I would like to say thank you for coming. My name is Dr. Trangali. I run the World Languages Department. I would like to please say thank you to all of our distinguished guests that are here this evening. Superintendent Hart, Deputy Superintendent Gretchen Manning, Assistant Superintendent, Excuse Dr. Margaret Adams. Um from the central office, Dave Okconor, the principal, Mr. Lynch and vice principal Mr. Murphy. Um, also thank you to all of the dedicated staff who are here this evening who have supported our students through their language study and also all of the deans and teachers
003that are here tonight to support the students. At this time, we'd like to ask the superintendent to come and say a few words. Thank you very much, Dr. Dangali, Principal Lynch, faculty and guest. Good evening. This is a wonderful evening to celebrate success of our students. Once again, Everett High School is no stranger to success for our students and our families who support our students. And tonight is a special evening as we welcome folks into the uh honor society of the various languages that we offer here at Everett High School. I'd also like to um thank the members of the podium uh party as well as members of the audience who've come tonight to celebrate with us. I'd also like to acknowledge a school committee member whose daughter sits on the stage behind me. Um,
004Miss Babcock, Robin Babcock. Thank you, Miss Babcock, for always supporting our students uh, in every one of the events that we hold. The presence of our students on this stage is a certain sign that something great is happening here at Ever High School. Whether it's a performance like this or last night's Memorial Day concert that we held here or this awards ceremony, this auditorium is the place where we celebrate our students, our faculty. We recognize achievement and share success as a district and of course as a community that we call home ever. As superintendent, it gives me an immense satisfaction to take my place on the stage with all of these amazing young men and women and to congratulate you on your excellence in world languages. The ability to speak in multiple languages is a
005great gift, not to mention a pathway to success in a world filled with instantaneous and varied communication channels. I hope you put this asset to great use in the future. Congratulations also to the parents and families in attendance this evening. Your smiling and proud faces are essential to celebrations like this. Thank you for the love that you give to your students and your support of the Everett public schools. This is a great place to learn and thrive. And now we're going to send some of these young men and women on to bigger and better things beyond Everett. Thank you so much for allowing me to say hello tonight. [Applause] Thank you, Superintendent Hart. This evening, our program is going to be run by the students. We are going to honor the three honor societies and
006then we're going to have a culmination with the students who earns the state seal of biiteracy. So, the program leading us off right now will be the Latin Honor Society, um, advised by Miss Julian [Applause] Mack. Welcome everyone. Thank you for coming. U membership in the National Latin Honor Society is selective. Students must maintain an Average throughout the year. They must be members in good standing of their local JCL chapter and the national JCL. They must be examples of good citizenship and character in the Latin classroom and beyond. In addition, membership does not automatically happen year after year. Because a student is inducted this year, it is incumbent that he or she continue to maintain the standards for inclusion. I encourage those of you still in the early stages of your Latin career to aspire
007to similar heights each and every year. And I'm going to welcome Jack Whiting Sales. My name is Jack Whiting and I and I am a senior member of the Latin Honors Society. Thank you for joining us tonight to honor our high school Latin students who have been nominated for induction into the National Latin Honor Society. The National Latin Honor Society was founded almost three decades ago as part of a National Junior Classical League, which includes 50,000 members in approximately 1,200 chapters located in almost every state in in seven I mean several foreign countries. Now introducing uh Anthony Santiso to read the Thank you. I will now read the JCL poem, The Purple and Gold. Seeking the best, our the highest our goal. Working through greatness, through glories of old. Searching the realms of the golden
008past, we follow the classics truth that last. In knowledge, truth, and fellowship, we are growing every day. The friendly hand of the JCL aids in every way. In Rome's proud steps, we are marching on with every true colleague and forever will hold the purple and gold of the Junior Classical League. We now invite Natalie Trong to lead the Latin Honor Society oath. Next, we will recite the pledges that each inductee will say as part of their induction into NLHS. Let your membership in this NJCL Latin Honor Society represents your continued interest in increasing your understanding of your own culture by learning to appreciate that of the past. Your membership will make certain demands of you. Thus in the presence of these witnesses, please join us in our pledges. makist oblivious skilivorum at RTM Antorum hunk
009mayudoic may familib Mayor. Now, Miss Mac will introduce our members. On behalf of Everett High School's chapter of the National Latin Honor Society, it is my pleasure to introduce our new members. First, our junior inductees. Raphaela [Music] [Applause] Anarujo, Emma Perry And now our senior members, Anthony [Applause] Santiso, Natalie [Applause] Trum, and Jack Whiting. Please join me in congratulating the new inductees into Everheat Honor Society. With that, I would like to conclude the uh National Latin Honor Society induction. Congratulations to all our new members and we wish for their continued success in the study of the language and the culture of the ancient world. [Applause] Congratulations to all the inductees and senior members of the National Latin Honor Society. At this time we are going to have our um students who are inducted into the
010Hispanic Honor Society. This year we are very excited because part of the Hispanic Honor Society is run by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. and we have been able to open a section of Portuguese as well. So, the Soci Honoria Hispanica, also known as the Hispanic Honor Society, sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, was formally organized in 1953. The purpose of this society is to recognize high achievement in the study of Spanish and to promote an interest in Hispanic studies. There were over 2,000 chapters across the United States and abroad. As an international society, its motto is to saluna all together and its colors are red and gold. Also, the insignia and seal are those of the mother association. Presently, the world language department ever high is
011proud to continue this tradition with our own chapter of the so. The name of our school chapter is Camino Alandar which is you make the path you walk on which was from a poem by the famous Spanish poet Antonio Machado. Tonight we congratulate the students who will be inducted into this prestigious society. At this time could I call on the officers to come up and lead the ceremony. [Applause] Anthonyos. [Music] [Applause] Good evening everyone. My name is Kelly S for and as vice president I would like to welcome all of you to the induction ceremony of the sociodad onaria spanka at ever high school. It is a wonderful opportunity to recognize and celebrate the achievements that our students have made in the study of the Spanish language. We thank you for your presence today and
012for sharing this important moment with us. As stated, this ceremony will be bilingual between Spanish and English. I will now invite the secretary and treasurer of our chapter to explain our chapter [Applause] name Maria Babcock. As mentioned earlier, the name of the Ever High School chapter of the sociod on Epanica is seasakamina alendad. You make the path you walk on, which is from the literary work canales of Spanish poet Machando. And I will now recite a poem in Spanish. [Music] Camino [Applause] sasa and I'm the secretaria for our society. At this time I will recite the poem in English. Traveler, your footprints are the path and nothing more. Traveler, there is no path. You make the path you walk on. By walking, one makes the path and you've been glassing behind. One sees a path
013that will never be walked again. Traveler, there is no path only wakes you up in the sea. [Applause] We will now begin the traditional oath ceremony of the sociodad onaria espanica. Will the new inductees please stand and repeat the oath of the society phrase by phrase in Spanish. The following is the English translation. As a member of the seas camino chapter, I promise to devote myself to the study of the Spanish language in order to master it someday. remembering that a language can be a strong tie between persons of differing origins of race or religion. As a citizen of my country, I promise to de to promote friendship and understanding between it and the other lands of the world. This is my promise and my oath. Rome detoer. Orion detore Andrea spices. By the authority
014granted by the presidency of the seas Camino Alandar chapter 1 declare you members of this chapter. Please come forward now to receive your certificate. Congratulations. [Applause] Felicades. Uh, my name is Mary Jordano. I am a co-advisor of the Associaria Espanikica. On behalf of Ever High School's chapter of the Associaria Espanikica, it is our honor to present the following students as new members. Emily Akasio [Applause] Allison Alaron, A Costa, [Applause] Kaduina Alson, Isabella Valio, Victoria Balio. [Applause] Nikolo, Sueli de Pois, Medina Deich, Juliana Diaz, Kimberly Dionio, [Applause] Jennifer [Applause] [Music] Eduardo, Anthony Francisco, Gerlene Core, [Applause] Brian [Applause] Lewis, Gandhi [Applause] Murville, Gail Monville, [Applause] Kadisa [Applause] Nishad, Roi Ortiz [Applause] Romero, Maria Elena Ran [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Kylie Reyes [Applause] Chavez, Hannah [Applause] Ravi, Elizabeth Ria, Oliva Kaylee Rodriguez, Nord Davi [Applause] Santana, Sarah Silva,
015Christristar Teada Perez, [Applause] Kenton [Applause] Tran. Good evening everyone. My name is Katherine Tachi. I am also co-advisor of the sociadaria. At this time, on behalf of the National Association, we would like to present honor cords to our senior members who will wear them at graduation in recognition of their achievements. Anthony Fontes, [Music] [Applause] President Kelly St. Vice President Hillary Monta Anelles, [Applause] Secretary Amelia Maria Bhoff, treasurer. Manal [Applause] Buhu, Muriel [Applause] [Music] Tampo, John [Applause] Cardardoso, Enri Enrique [Applause] Frana, David Po, [Applause] Eraso, Sophia [Applause] Melo, Mariana Neves, Maria Rivera [Applause] Tehala, Jasmine Salvador Lopez, [Music] Ann Souza, [Applause] Ancesia Troches Cruz. [Music] different. [Applause] In conclusion, we extend our congratulations to our new members of our chapter and we wish for them to continue success in their studies of Spanish. Like the mother
016society says all together the administrations the teachers and the community all together we can make the different we can make a difference in lives in the lives of our students. For this we congratulate you all. [Applause] Congratulations to all the members of the honoraria. And at this time I'd like to call Miss McInness and the students of the societa honoraria italica to the podium. [Applause] want to say. My name is Miss McKinnis and I'm the adviser of the Italian Honor Society. So, I'd like to introduce my officers. Um, they're going to tell you a little bit about our chapter. Hello all, my name is Miguel Ventoro Beniti at the Chhata Onaria Italica, the National Honors Society of Italian for High School Students is sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Italian. The purpose of
017this program is to give recognition to achievements in Italian as well as to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of Italian culture and civilization. In order to be considered for membership in the Italian Honor Society, students must achieve and maintain an A average in Italian, a B average as their overall GPA, continue studying the Italian language, give back to the community, and promote Italian culture. Alabella Italiano Lana Fondata. Ladies and gentlemen, we are here with joy to acknowledge the students who have demonstrated ed the true interest and knowledge of the beautiful Italian language. The chochate Onaria Itala, the National Italian Honor Society for High School Students is sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Italian for students who attended high school in the United States. This chapter of the National Italian Honor Society was
018born in 2016 and the name of our chapter is Lucia Dorni. Our motto is always moving forward. Our name Lupetsia Toraboni is chosen by the inaugural class of the Italian Honor Society of Ever High School. Lucretzia Toaboni was in her own right a brilliant poet and an inspiration for her son Lorenzo de Medici. Unfortunately, her works were for the most part unagnowledged as women in her time were prohibited from being a poet. Lorencia Tonavoni was a strong intelligent individual and an intellectual ahead of her time. I have the honor of presenting the following candidates for membership into the society italica. This is their oath. So please raise your right hand. Lucia alingua Italiano Persona de lao fra alre delo. By the authority granted me as the advisor of the Italian Honor Society, I declare you
019members of this chapter. [Applause] At this time, I'm going to call the juniors to receive their certificates, starting with the officers. David Flores Aguilar, [Applause] [Music] President Vice President Miguel Ventura Giannis, Secretary Luna Seova Meli. Treasurer Colleen [Applause] Fritz, Laura Agalar, Lais Antonio, [Applause] Sabrina Barz, Sierra, [Applause] Diana Condorales, [Applause] Vasquez, Lindsay Sherel, [Applause] Paul, Victoria [Applause] Cutler, Selvin Flores, Saravia, [Applause] Olivia Leela, [Applause] Brooklyn Lmonica, [Applause] how Maldonado, [Applause] Casey Martinez, [Applause] Daniel [Music] Pino and Patricia Portio [Applause] Moso. And now I would like to present certificates and cords to the senior members who will well wear them at graduation in recognition of their achievement. Flora Lisia [Applause] Alaron, Eliza [Music] [Applause] Barbosza, Jazelle Belran Gonzalez, [Applause] Firing Kalito [Music] Hernandez, Lexi Chen, Briana Delorbe, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Evelyn Flores, Reyes, Victoria [Applause] Fona,
020Daniel Garcia Bartilo, Elma Econovvic, Fatima [Music] [Applause] Limus, Pomela Marius, [Applause] Auroralo, Carol [Applause] Martinez, Evan Martinez, Sumiga [Applause] Kowan [Applause] Daros, Tracy [Applause] [Music] Fam, Daniela Portio, Limus [Music] [Applause] Jasmine Portio [Applause] Bubas and Karen Portillio. Thank you. And please congratulate again the new members of the National Honor [Applause] Society. In our last part of our ceremony this evening, we'll be honoring the students who have earned the Massachusetts State Seal of Biiteracy. This is a relatively new program. Um it is offered by the department of elementary and secondary education. And in order to be eligible to um earn the state seal of bi literacy, the students need to complete um three different things. The first being a qualifying score on their MCCAST or their access assessment for English. The second part is a qualifying
021score on a world language assessment. And the third part is completing all the parts of their um graduation. So tonight we are so excited to tell you that Ever High School has 65 students who have earned the state seal of bi literacy in at least one other language. This is going to carry through with them. Um the students received this evening um a letter from the department of elementary and secondary education in case anyone would like to be a future educator. Um those are in their folder. Um they'll receive their test results. they will receive um a certificate um which they can also use when they leave school um because every year there are state colleges in Massachusetts and beyond that are recognizing the state seal of biiteracy um for credit outside and after secondary
022um school. So we are so proud of them in the myriad number of languages in which the students have earned the seal. Um, so I'd like to start by giving everyone on stage a great round of applause for all of their workers and then I would ask that they come forward so that they can receive both their certificate um the packet of information we just gave them and also their silo by literacy course. So at this time if you are one of the students receiving please stand. Emily Accassio, Rosalyn Alaron, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Calderon, Daniela Arius Hernandez, [Applause] Julia Victoria Baldino, Eliza [Applause] Barbosa, Brian Khalixto [Applause] Hernandez, Jennifer [Applause] Compost, Jacqueline, Kaneza, Jefferson Carbio [Applause] Morales, Paola Castro Romero, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Chrisley Clement, [Applause] Randy Cruz, Villinoeva, [Applause] Ruben Dantis, [Music] Sophia de
023Paola, [Applause] Mel Diaz, [Applause] [Music] Pon, Edwin Flores, Marcia, Melissa Gomez, [Applause] Eduardo Guava, [Applause] David Quzo, [Applause] Erzo, Camille Jabas, Dear Raju, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Brian Jimenez, [Applause] Laura [Applause] Late, Lucas [Applause] Liberado, Ora Leonard Milada, [Applause] Raquel [Applause] Martial, Randy [Applause] Maldonado, Amelia Maria Babcock, Anelise Marque [Music] [Applause] Ferrer, Marina Mendoza, Esco, Gandhi [Applause] Mirville, Hillary Mona [Applause] Anhal, Gel Monville, Daida [Applause] Morales, Carlos, Mongia, Palasios, [Applause] Lissa Isabelli [Applause] Ner, Minuen, Hadiza Nishad, Isabella Hagen Lando, Daisy Perez Bermudez, [Applause] Enrique Pinto, Jasmine Portio [Applause] Kubay, Davi Hangle, [Applause] [Music] Christian [Applause] Renos, Ben Reeros, [Applause] Vatia, Esmeralda, Restrepo, Medina, Elizabeth Rivera, Oliva, [Applause] Maria Rivera [Applause] Tahada, Austoto Roacha, [Applause] Cynthia Salvador, Amador, Brian Sorz Gomes an [Applause] Souza Georgia Talano [Applause] Alvado Cesia Troes [Applause] Kru Irania Vasquez Lopez [Applause] and
024Louisa Vev. [Applause] Congratulations to the students on stage and I would like to ask for nine students to stand. These nine students have earned the state seal of biiteracy in two or more languages. These students, if you could please stand and we'll call you to the podium. Lucas, Emily, Victor, Anthony, Enrique, Seis, Matas, Ludma, and Anna. These students these students have completed all of the necessary skills in both languages to earn two state seals of biiteracy. So Lucas Bridto, Emily Dilva [Applause] Victor Hugo [Applause] Dea, Anthony Fontes, [Applause] Enrique Franca, [Applause] Sephus [Applause] [Music] Orus, Matas [Applause] Hiro, Ludma Basani [Applause] and Anna Sabrina Verin. [Applause] Congratulations to those nine students who have earned the state seal in two languages. We now have students. We have seven students. So could I ask Anna, Julia, Isabella,
025Myra, Gerene, Beatatric, Romy, and Jasmine to stand. These students have earned advanced in their English assessment and advanced in their language assessment which has earned them the state seal of biiteracy with distinction from the state level. So congratulations to our students. Anna Julia Decastro [Applause] Isabella Gonzalez de [Music] Olivera, Myra [Applause] Gutierrez, Gerene Howard, [Applause] Beatric [Applause] [Music] Mena, Romy Ortiz Romero and Jasmine Salvador Lopez. [Applause] Congratulations. We have one student who could not join us this evening, but I feel like um it's very important that we recognize that she received two seals of bi literacy. One seal and one seal with distinction in two different languages and it is Lissa Chesarino. So [Music] congratulations. At this point, this concludes our ceremony. I would like to thank all of the students for all of their
026hard work, all of their accomplishments, all of their family and loved ones, our administration, for all of your support. Um, and just I hope you all have a wonderful night and congratulations again for all of our students. [Music] [Applause] Thank you.