001[Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Good afternoon family, friends, and graduating seniors. It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 10th commencement ceremony of Can I please get a round of applause for our graduates? At this time, you would like to invite the NHS National Honor Society President Robinson. Please remain standing. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] standing for the national performed by biotech graduate. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] And of the free and the [Music] Please be seated. The Fairchild Wheeler campus would like to extend a special thank you to the city and school officials in attendance today. Please rise if you're able when your name is called. The honorable me mayor of Bridgeport,
002Joseph P. Ganham. Interim superintendent of schools, Dr. Royce Avery. Assistant Superintendent Dr. Dr. Albert Saki, Chief Human Resource Officer, Dominic Costello, Chief Financial Officer, Nester Nquo, Chief Information Officer, Peter Karafa, Chief Operations Officer, Jorge Garcia, Chief of Special Education, Michelle McKinley, Executive Director of School Turnaround, Margaret Hughes, Executive Director of School Leadership, Sangira Bella, Executive Director of School Leadership Christopher Weiss, our Bridgeport Board of Education, Jennifer Perez, Joseph Sakalavik, Albert Venahan Graalis, Marissa Estraa Jimenez, Christine Baptist Perez, Aisha Casser, Willie Medina, Robert Traber, and Andre Andre Woodson. Please be seated. I would also like to welcome the principal of the aerospace hydrospace engineering and physical sciences school, Mr. David Henry. The principal of the biotechnology research and zoological sciences high school, Mr. Bezwick Channer, the principal of the information technology and software engineering high school,
003Mr. Chris Johnson, and the assistant principal of the Fairchild Wheeler campus, Mr. Jason Feny. We would like to welcome Mayor Joe Ganham to deliver his address to the graduates. I don't want to miss the opportunity. I don't think I'm the first, but I want to say it right here with a round of applause. Let's give it up for Fairchild Willer campus 10th annu 10th annual commencement class of 2025. Congratulations. You know, days like this, this don't happen all the time. They happen after, in this case, years of hard work, focus, dedication, studying, setting a goal, and then pursuing it. And today marks success. And success is important. It shows that you can set your mind to do something that maybe at one point or at the beginning seemed not only challenging, maybe impossible. Yet today,
004with confidence, you sit here soon to walk across this stage and receive uh a diploma that signifies your hard work and a job well done. I personally want to thank you for making yourselves for earning the steps today up to this stage. Not only for what you've learned, what you'll be able to do in the future by understanding how hard work and focus does create success. That's the blueprint. Whatever you want to do with your lives from here, whatever your goals are, uh whatever your achievements that you hope to be successful at, now you have that blueprint and know that you can do it. I only ask you to set your sights, your dreams, your goals as high as you can and fight and work to pursue them. And when you do, look back so
005that we can say once again, a job well done. Another round of applause for the class of 2025. Congratulations on your graduation. Now, we would like to welcome interimm superintendent of Bridgeport Public Schools, Dr. Royce Avery, to deliver his greetings for our commencement. Thank you. Good afternoon everyone. To our outstanding graduates, their families, our excellent teachers and amazing administrators and everyone here has who has helped to make this day possible. Thank you for being here. Most importantly, congratulations to the class of 2025 today. We celebrate your hard work and journey. It's not about the caps, the gowns, or the diplomas. It's about the path you started way before high school and will continue today. You all got here differently. Some balanced schools with jobs. Some worked at home or worked to to make sure their
006homes are well taken care of. Many of you are the first in your families to graduate. Some of you ca came to this country, learned a new language and kept the determination. I want to at this time give a special shout out to our English learners. Your courage and your commitment inspires us all. Each of you brings something unique to this celebration. Every late night study session, obstacle, and success has shaped you and brought you to this moment. That's pretty incredible. It's important to remember that the world can be harsh. The economy is unpredictable. The h housing costs might change your plans. Some of you might need extra time to figure things out. And that's completely okay. Be patient, stay strong, and adapt when needed. Changing paths doesn't mean failing. It means growing. It's about
007finding out what matters most to you and to your life. As you chase your dreams, don't compare yourself to others. Social media of often shows a perfect picture of success, but remember, it's just a highlight reel. Real life is so much more. Many many see my career as successful. I've been a teacher and a superintendent and I'm honored today to to serve you and your community. This role is something I truly cherish. However, I I don't have a mansion. I don't have an exotic car. Instead, I I have a a fulfilling life and a career driven by passion. I face struggles and I and failures and perseverance made all the difference. But remember, do the work that you love. Trust that hard work will pay off even when times you don't think that it will
008pay off. Consistency, truth, and willingness to learn will help you build a satisfying life. Class of 2025, you are ready and you are essential to the world. We believe in you. We celebrate you and we look forward to seeing what you achieve. Congratulations. Keep moving forward and we are cheering you all the way. Congratulations. Please join me in welcoming the former dean of students at Fairchild Wheeler campus, Miss Maggie Okendo, to our ceremony. [Music] Good afternoon graduates, families, faculty, Mayor Ganham, Dr. Avery, members of the board of education, and all in attendance. It is such a joy and honor for me to speak to you all today. For 11 years, I had the privilege of calling Fairchild Wheeler my home. Some of you knew me as the kind of loud, okay, maybe very loud teacher
009on the catwalk. Others knew me as the funniest and only dean of students. And others knew me as the shortest principal in Arrow history. In whatever capacity you knew me, I hope I was able to have a positive impact in your time at Fairchild. Whether it was through a piece of advice, a mediation with Mr. Omar, encouragement to not give up, a lunchtime check-in, or a shoulder to cry on. I can say with confidence that I have learned how to be a better educator, administrator, and person by working with all of you. And although I am no longer a Fairchild Wheeler, I still carry the lessons and memories from Fairchild with me every day. But today isn't about me. It's about you, the brilliant, resilient, and talented graduates. Let's be honest, high school is no
010joke. You survived group projects, cafeteria and morning entrance lines, and the sometimes spotty Wi-Fi. You've navigated friendships, obstacles, deadlines, and the occasional existential life crisis at 2 am. And through it all, you've grown into thinkers, leaders, and dreamers. Now, you're stepping into a world that's big, beautiful, and open. But before you go out there and experience the real world, I want to leave you with three pieces of advice. First, be curious. The world doesn't need people who know everything. It needs people who are willing to learn anything. Ask questions. In a time where information is everywhere. Intelligence is not having all of the answers, but having the courage to ask the right questions. Explore new ideas. Take the scenic route because we all know it's better than Route 8 anyway. Curiosity is what turns ordinary
011lives into extraordinary journeys. Second, fail forward. You will mess up. You will make mistakes. You might even accidentally post a Tik Tok draft. But failure isn't the opposite of growth. It is a part of it. Every misstep is a step towards growth. Growth doesn't come from getting everything right. It comes from getting things wrong and choosing to try again anyway. It comes from learning, adjusting, and showing up with a little more wisdom and a lot more resilience. So, fall with style, get up with grace, dust yourself off, and keep moving. This is what I meant by the shortest principle. Thank you. Got it. Thanks. And third, stay kind. Kindness is a superpower better than any seen in a Marvel movie. In a world that often feels divided, your ability to listen, to empathize, and to
012lift others up will set you apart. Be the person who makes others feel seen. Be the person who remembers names. Be the person who offers a smile when it's needed most. Be the reason someone believes in goodness again. Because kindness doesn't just change other people's lives, it also changes your own. Class of 25. You are the future and not in a vague fortune cookie type of way. You are the engineers, scientists, developers, entrepreneurs, and change makers who will shape what comes next. So go out there, take risks, speak up, build things, break things, but responsibly. Learn from every stumble, and celebrate every win. Be bold, be brilliant, and be you. And when you're out there changing the world, whether you are curing diseases, launching startups, designing cities, or maybe just going viral for something surprisingly
013wholesome. Don't forget the people who believed in you from the beginning. Your family, your friends, and your teachers. They were your first cheerleaders, and they will always be a part of your story. Congratulations, class of 2025. I cannot wait to see what the future has in store for each and every one of you, and I'm so proud of all of you. Thank you. We would now like to welcome IT graduating senior Luis Hernandez accompanied by Carlos Serrano and Christoal Baragon for a special performance. How you guys doing? [Music] Congratulations, class of 2025. [Music] I'll be singing The Climb by Miley Cyrus. [Music] I can almost see it. That dream I'm dreaming. But there's a voice inside my head saying you may not reach it. Every step I take. Every move I make feels lost of
014no direction. My faith is shaking. But I got to keep trying. [Music] Got to keep my head held high. There's always going to be another mountain. I'm always going to want to make it move. Always going to be an uphill battle. Sometimes I'm going to have to lose. Ain't about how fast I get there. Ain't about what's waiting on the other side. It's a climb. [Music] The struggles I'm facing. The chances I'm taking sometimes might knock me down. But no, I'm not breaking. I may not know it. But these are the moments that I'm going to remember most. Yeah. Just got to keep going high. I got to be strong. Just keep pushing. Oh, cuz there's always going to be another mountain. I'm always going to want to make it move. Always going to be
015an uphill battle. Sometimes I'm going to have to lose. Ain't about how fast I get there. Ain't about what's waiting on the other side. [Music] It's the climb. [Music] [Applause] Thank you for this next song. I'mma have my new group, Los Primos, to help me with this one. [Music] Got to play with this. [Music] Start that again, right? We're going to start with that again. [Music] So, okay. Let me know when you're ready. I want to say a song before you for this next one. This one's called Parativa by Olys Chitis. [Music] Meloch. [Music] Foreign [Music] Foreigne [Music] [Applause] [Music] Fore! [Music] Foreign! Foreign! [Music] I'm casting all of the [Music] No kid. [Music] for [Music] [Applause] [Music] the fire. [Music] Congratulations [Music] class 2025. [Music] Thank you, Lewis, for sharing your talents with us.
016At this time, please welcome Raquel White, saludiatoran of aerospace, hydrospace, engineering, and physical science high school. Good afternoon to our esteemed faculty, staff, parents, fellow graduates. It is an honor for me to welcome you all here today. I would like to start by thanking the faculty and students for the wonderful years and memories I have made as a student at Fairchild Wheeler. I would also like to give a special shout out to family, friends, and faculty members like Mr. Copek who taught me lessons that extended beyond physics. Everyone here can think back to a point in their lives where they're influenced by a change that they conquered with perseverance, open-mindedness, and the will to adapt. Change is inescap inescapable. It affects the masses and alters parts of ourselves that are unique to who we will
017become. While this process is different for everyone, we all went through a dramatic change during the pandemic. We went from kids not ready to face the world to those quarantine and hidden away as we freshman year was filled with uncertainty, new connections waiting to be made and new adventures to embark on. Yet, we were still affected by CO 19, worry of those around us wearing masks and wiping down death. This was a change we all had to overcome. And it over only served to us stronger and more capable individuals ready to face the unknown. These past four years have been eventful yet short. It has altered our different perspectives, influenced our personalities, and served as a building block for our future success. During our time here, we all endured capstones, suffered through hours of research,
018overcame challenges, and felt like nothing went as planned. But despite our nerves, we got through it all and successfully delivered our presentation. We fostered a community through sports tournaments, prep rallies, and after school events, using them as ways to express ourselves, show school spirit, and have fun with friends. We gained new experiences with every field trip. Sometimes just going because we could. These trips always meant a lot to me because they allow me to expand my interests, meet new people, and step outside my comfort zone. While these past four years didn't follow a near path, we all overcame challenges, strengthened bonds, and grew as individuals. Because of that, I would like to say that I'm proud of each and every graduate who has made it here today. The future isn't something we can avoid or
019ignore. It is a chain that awaits us all. From this point onwards, we will all take different paths, embark on new endeavors, and explore personal interests. My hope for the future is for all of us to accept the struggles that life will bring. Not fighting over superficial problems, but taking the good with the bad. corresponds to change that can significantly influence future outcomes, opportunity. Embracing these milestones fosters personal growth, resilience, and innovation, making an essential part of life. I hope you all leave here today ready to embark on new adventures with a willingness to accept the change challenges that future will bring. Thank you and good luck, class of 2025. I'd like to welcome up to the stage Humayra Hussein, saludiatoran of the biotechnology research in zoological sciences high school. Good afternoon everyone. Distinguished faculty,
020family, friends, and my fellow graduates, the class of 2025. It's truly an honor to stand here before you today as the biotech saludiatoran. I want to begin by thanking God for bringing us this far. Now, let's take a moment to give a round of applause to everyone here because it's your unconditional love and support that has gotten us to this very moment. To my mom, dad, brothers, and family, thank you for always being there, putting up with my mood swings, and standing beside me. To the teachers and staff who saw us as real people, thank you because it's your encouragement that has led us to go beyond our own expectations. Now, I want to acknowledge who the real moment belongs to. It belongs to every student here who gave it their all these past four
021years. We have come a long way from the uncertain freshman we walked in as pushing ourselves beyond our limits. Every day we learn something new about ourselves and each other, creating memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. Today, as we celebrate everything we've accomplished, we're not looking back at our transcripts or our GPA, but the quiet victories, shared struggles, and trust that brought us together. As I close, I want to remind everyone that high school isn't the end, but a hard launch of everything we've worked so hard for together. Remember this community, the bonds made, and how you are more capable than you think you are. Thank you, class of 2025, for making high school an unforgettable experience. We accomplished great things, and we did it with compassion, integrity, strength, and most importantly, we
022did it together. At this time, please help me welcome Ryan Nuen, salutatoran of information technology and software engineering high school. Can you hear me? Good afternoon, guys. Everyone, teachers, staff, family, friends, and of course, the fellow graduates of 2025. Feel incredibly honored to be part of such a special moment in my life. I wouldn't be standing here if it weren't for the many incredible people that were here with me today. I generally cannot thank you enough. To my friends that I won't say thank you for supporting me and believing in me. Finally, to my friends that I won't. Finally, to my family, brother, mom, dad, and grandma. There are no words that describe how thankful I am for you. For your unwavering love and sacrifice that have shaped the person I am today. You've shown
023me what it feels like to never give up and to work hard every single day. For that, I'm forever grateful. And for my teachers, I am grateful for always putting the work into the school and my faculty as well. Once again, I'd like to give a round of applause to the class of 2025. Parents, alumni, teachers, I ask you guys all to look around. We've all come here to watch and celebrate as us graduates of the class of 2025 transition onto the next chapters of our life. For me, I think for the majority of you as well, it still amazes me when I look into the audience and I see a room full of interestingly unique people. No, no doubt many of us are nervous about what's next to come. College or whatever field you
024are heading towards is going to be a scary experience. But at the same time, many of us like myself are excited for the next chapter. To meet new people, to create new memories, and to pursue our passions in a new and fascinating way. That's what life is about. Overcoming challenges through failure isn't a flaw. It's what makes us human. And it's through those moments of struggle that we learn, grow, and begin to realize what we're truly capable of. You shouldn't let the past stop you from doing the very things you want to do in the present. Go after the thing you've been too afraid to reach for. Don't let anyone tell you what you should be and what you should cannot do. Go out there and live your heart to the fullest, chasing the very
025things you want. I urge every one of you to allow yourself to feel all that what life has to offer. Because you know what's the greatest regret people have after dying? It's I wish I had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me to. As I give my final remarks, let's not rush to have everything figured out. Enjoy your moments and move forward together. Work like you have 50 years left to live and also play like you have no tomorrow. Make sure to cherish those special moments and that may take your breath away. And we all be connected as we go our separate ways. F Fair Fair Child class of 2025. This is just the beginning of a journey with endless possibilities. And wherever life takes us
026next, let's carry those valuable lessons and memories we've learned from high school to build futures that we're proud of. Congratulations, class of 2025. And thank you. Please welcome Anmarie Amarie Kdisi, valadictorian of aerospace, hydrospace, engineering, and physical sciences high school. Is this good? One breather. Good afternoon, my fellow graduates, students, parents, and faculty. My name is Amir Kadis, as Mr. Fiasto so bey. And I would like to start my Thank you. I would like to start my speech off with a few thank yous. First, I would like to thank my little sisters, Bernardet and Ni Tamwa, for cheering me on and listening to my endless ramblings about high school because even I would have been annoyed by me. To my mother and father, for taking me to after school activities, reminding me to study, and
027for for always being there for me. You knew I was going to earn this before I did. Thank you to all my teachers for hearing me out when I fought for an A+ even when I had an A and for offering extra help even when I made sure not to show I was struggling. Lastly, I would like to thank my friends for helping me to laugh and talk. Without you guys, I wouldn't have had half the fun that I did. Be it on the dance floor at prom, joking as we walk through the halls, and every day at lunch. Thank you. Today marks the beginning of the rest of our lives. Or at least that's what we're told. It means we're supposed to have an idea of what success means to us, of what we
028want to do with our futures. To be honest, I don't have a clue of what being successful will mean to me tomorrow, let alone years from now. In moments like this, we should look to those who came before us. Like our parents, older siblings, or in my case, Ralph Waldo Emerson. A writer when asked the question, "What is success?" answered with the following. "To laugh often and much. To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, sharing the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends. To appreciate the beauty, to find the best in others. Believe the world a bit better. Whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition. To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. That is to
029have succeeded. This quote is one I have framed in my room. I found it at a charity shop in my sophomore year when I first had begun decorating my room. Every time I read it, I'm reminded that success doesn't have to look one way. It's a lot like us. We are all special in our own right, and our futures will reflect that. Whether we go on to college or not, we all have the same chance of being successful. Not only because we graduated high school, success is just something we're all worthy of. That being said, graduating high school is no small feat. Take it from me. It's something that we all should be proud of and something that no one can take away from you. So, when you take your photos and have your parties,
030I want you all to remember you did it. Amidst all the world's chaos, you did it. You graduated high school despite entering during a pandemic. Something that not every person can say that they have accomplished. But we did. I know for all of us there is greatness to come. Goodbye class of 2025. It's been fun. Please welcome the validictorian of the biotechnology research and zoological high school, Miss Ratham. M. [Music] It's okay, guys. Am I loud enough? Okay. Good afternoon everyone and congratulations to my beautiful graduating class of 2025. To our families, friends, and teachers, thank you for being here. Standing here today feels a bit surreal. For some of us, this moment is part of a path long expected. For others, it marks a powerful first, breaking generational barriers as the first in our
031families to graduate. But no matter where we come from, today is a celebration of hard work, perseverance, and the dreams that brought us here. As I stand here today looking at all of you, it's like the past four years are flashing before my eyes. The reason I'm up here isn't just because of my own effort. It's because of the love my parents have poured into me every step of the way. To my mommy, my best friend, the dazzling woman whom I receive my name and my life's blood. You'll always be the first person I turn to when I need help and the last one who would ever walk away. Your strength is the reason I've made it this far. To my Baba, your quiet support has always spoken volumes. You've been there whenever I needed
032you without question. I'll never forget the sacrifices you've made for me. And to my little sister, you're welcome for the bragging rights. LOL. There's a common stereotype of high school being full of superficiality. But I can wholeheartedly say high school has gifted me friends that would stick by me for seven lifetimes. To my Rihanna and my Juliana, nothing makes me happier than chatting up a storm with the two funniest people I know. Nothing beats our conversations and how we can go off on the most random tangents and still somehow understand each other. No matter where life takes us, I know there's never judgment, just love. To my Sana and my Mitila, my brown bombshells, you guys are my eyes and ears. So I truly thank you for that. And lastly, my Sana and my Melissa,
033my dynamic duo. You have no idea how much I will cherish our time together. Since elementary school, the only tears I shed around you were of laughter. I will love you all so much, but our friendship does not end here. We have more adventures to go on. A shout out to my favorite teachers, Miss Credell and Miss Simon. Miss Credell, you've always had my back. Someone I can always count on for powerful advice or to just bear through my rambling. Miss Son, my sweetie pie, I will always remember your kind words. You are sunshine on cloudy days, even when things felt heavy. Your class always made me feel lighter. You made me smile when I needed it the most. As I reflect on my time at Fairchild, there's one thing I can say for sure,
034and I'm sure it's something all of you can relate to. Grinding prevails. Graduates, it was your grinding that brought you here today. and it will be your grinding that will bring you through every obstacle life throws at you. Being a first generation Bangladeshi American, I've learned the value of hard work firsthand. Like so many students here in Bridgeport, nothing was handed to me on a silver platter. I had to figure things out on my own, push through challenges, keep going even when the odds weren't in my favor. But that's what shaped me. My passion, competitiveness, also anxiety are what brought me to this stage today. And I wouldn't trade that. I wouldn't trade that journey for anything. Out of the count out of the countless memories I've made over the years, there is one that
035till this day will always make me laugh, but also beam with pride. It was the chaos in the car driving to capstone night. The biggest night of senior year. I remember being in the car with my friends 10 minutes before showtime, desperately trying to recite our scripts. I looked over and saw the panic in their eyes. And honestly, it matched my own. We were all frantically rehearsing, nerve skyhigh. But somehow when the moment came, we pulled it off. We stood up there and we delivered. Looking back, that night taught me something important. You don't have to feel ready to rise to the occasion. Sometimes the most memorable moments are born from uncertainty. And sometimes it's not about being perfect, but about exceeding your expectations. And I'm sure we all learned that night that we are
036more capable than what we give ourselves credit for. And to that I say, graduates, continue pushing past expectations and don't look back. Thank you. [Music] At this time, please help me welcome Tasine Hussein, validictorian of information technology and software engineering high school. Good afternoon everyone. Parents, teachers, faculty, staff, friends, and of course my fellow graduates. It is truly an honor to welcome you all to this special day as you celebrate the class of 2025. before we begin, I'd like to take a moment to acknowledge something greater than all of us. I'd like to give all praise and thanks to God whose guidance has never once failed. Every step I've taken and every lesson I've learned has truly been a blessing. And it is by his will alone that I stand before you all today. Today
037is more than just the end of high school. It's the celebration of years of hard work, the late nights, the early mornings, and countless memories. The last four years weren't just about tests, report cards, or the race to the top. It was about growth. It was about learning how to face the obstacles that life throws at us, how to pick ourselves up after each setback, and how to move forward with purpose. At this point, I'd like to ask three very special people to please stand up. Abu, Amu, Abu, my parents, and my sister. [Music] Thank you so much for everything. Your love, your prayers, and your sacrifices have carried me further than any grade ever could. You taught me to value education, but more importantly, you taught me to stay humble, to work hard, and
038to hold on to my faith. All the accomplishments in the world couldn't measure up to what you've done for me, and I'm forever indebted to you for that. Everything I work for is to make you guys proud, and I really hope I've achieved that today. To my family and friends, thank you for standing beside me through it all. Your encouragement, your laughter, your patience, and also your hilarious distractions, especially on the days I needed it most. It means more to me than I can ever put into words, and I love you all so much. To the teachers and faculty at Fairchild Wheeler, thank you for believing in us, for pushing us to reach higher, and for seeing our potential even when we couldn't see it in ourselves. You've helped shape who we are, not just
039as students, but as people. Your guidance and your dedication will stay with us long after we walk across the stage. Now to the class of 2025. Take a moment to look around and be proud of what we've accomplished. We've overcome challenges that tested our strength and shaped our character. The last four years have given us bonds that can be considered closer than family. These bonds have been shaped by shared experiences, the inside jokes, and the countless memories that reminded us that we weren't alone. We've became stronger not just as individuals but as a class and that kind of growth is something we'll carry with us forever. We have a community defined by strength, diversity, and love. And that is something no diploma could ever measure. My final me my final message to you all. No
040matter where life takes you next, always stay true to who you are. Don't chase perfection, chase growth. Don't fear failure. Use it as a tool. And don't forget the people who have made sacrifices just so that we can have the opportunity to become something more. Class of 2025, I'm truly proud of each and every one of us. And I can say this with full confidence. We are all destined for greatness. Thank you and congratulations. Dr. Avery, I would like to present the class of 2025. [Applause] They have met all the graduation requirements as set forth by the Bridgeport Board of Education along with the Connecticut State Department of Education. To you, I present the class of 2025. By the power vested in me by the state of Connecticut and the Bridgeport Board of Education, I
041hereby confirm that these young men and women have met and exceeded all the requirements for graduation and now officially enjoy the rights and privilege thereof. Class of 2025, please begin the procession to the stage. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Give them one second. [Music] Ready. Good. Misrath Jan Ahmed. Tasine Hussein. An Marie Adriola Kurisi. Hummira Hussein. Ryan Nuen, Raquel Ashley White, Estean Marines, Caitlyn Alexandra Robinson, Rihanna Udin, Mohamad Rubio Alam, Jeremy Alvarado, Brenda Michelle Arguro, Melanie Artigga, [Music] Paris Sky Booker Carolyn Carolyn Ramirez [Music] Olukashi Dy Arthur Deolivera Texier [Music] Justin Edward Drillard Luchia Fiti Edward Jorge Gomez Fernandez Arian Gautam I didn't think you were actually Pamela Gomez Moran Shanjanna Pinty Hulse Elizabeth Howell Sana Huck Melissa Jacko Matthew Karico Aaron Thomas Kappen Callie Lynn Lane Juliana Libre Brian Alexander Martinez, Karanis Martinez, Adorno, Sebastian
042Kevin Mattis, Joshua Levi Morgan, Kyla Neves, Amy, Amy Nevel, Helen Oliva Morales, Beyonce Padilla, Justin Kevin Palma, Leonardo David Paz Vega Shehab Ramen Tomas Restrepo Munos Desiree Jada Reyes Kevin Ivan Reyes Reene Cassandra Trin Matthew Chenning Yao Jorge a Alex Alexander Aguilar Mcristen Alexander Javier Andre Arias, Samuel Daniel Aendano, Sienna Chantel Banner, Fernando David Barona, Caleb Tyrie, Bon, Elijah Jerome Beavers, Gyro Alejanso Bonia, Daniel Brioso, Jonathan Burton, Capazello, Anthony Jose Chavaha, Clingberg, Jacob Anthony Compton, Melissa Cruz, Alan Jaylen Dicks, Narella, Doris, that was pretty good, Lucas Gabriel Edwards, Jason Richards, Elvis, Jordy, Feliz de La, Alexa Eileen, Flores, Jasmine Flores, Castellanos, Haritz, Jorge, Flores, Reyes, David Zachary Fox, Cameron Fulmore, Amy Bridget Gallo, Andres Leonard, Leandro Garcia, Sheniqua Ammani Ferguson, Melissa Gabrielle Gale, Tyan Nathaniel Gibbs, Goan Victor Fletas Gonalves, Juliana Gurage, Enen Hart, Edamarie,
043Andreas Hernandez, Anderson Hernandez, Eric Omar, Hadago, Kaya Dolores, Jeffer, Felix, Gabriel, Gimenez, Pagan, Aaron Nicole Johnson, Tyler Kaine, Tuba Azim Khan, Jacob Lopez, Jacob Lopez, Brittney Maria Martinez, Shirley Tisha Martinez, Javier Martinez, Arlene Martinez, Nava, Tiffany Selma Mlan, Antonio Daniel Melendez, Alexander Melendez, Justin Alexander Mendi, Kelvin Munes, Ezekiel Miranda, Dion Mitchell, Anna East Mot Sabrina Jaliz Mutis, Jacel Alejandro Oella, Edgar Oha, Ivana Avales, Victor Pereira Silva Danny Pina [Applause] [Music] Isabella Pabanga Aguular Victor Gonalves Pellini Hassan Powell Nathaniel Jaden Ramos Skyler Robinson David Selenus Joshua Sanchez Ethan Sepulva, Isaiah Spearman, Jasine Torres, Kasanova, Nicholas Varela, she's your last one, Gabriella Westfall, Sida Zahara, Benjamin Aka, Stephanie Aka, Tawab Agran, Yarelia Alvarez, Abdul Arin, Tahia Aiz, Amanda Benas Leon Summerbo sorry [Music] Artia wait Sariah Ariel Carwin Alexander Christo Chakon Rosemary Cordiero Josiah Sire Willie Cwley
044Eza Alba dela Cruz Soriano O Lini de Jesus, Jesse de Jesus, Loose. Graciella del Prado, [Music] Alexis de la Cruz, Marcos, Fabricio Hakovo, Delar Rosa, Alejandrino Degado, Garcia, Adriana Danti, Llaya Rose Fabian, Pedro Gnor, [Music] sorry. Nicole Leona Gomez, Dennis Gonzalez, Delaney Hope Gordon, Imagine Greer, Amari Hall, Darelli, Karolina Era, Nicole Era, Abigail Hilarion, Amy Rosari, Briana Johnson, [Music] Annayiah Shade Jordan, [Applause] Shamaya Joseph, Rean Kain, Clarissa Larose, Maria Fernando Lopez, Mario Lopez, Allesandra Magales, Matthew Matthew Martinez, Sebastian Martinez, Mikuel Tafari McFersonson, Aaliyah Mendes, Yaselin Dakal, Kayn Elizabeth Moore, Zire [Music] Skylin Monise, Welch, Zayn Murphy, Jonathan Nunees, Donald Oawoa, L'Oreal Akadachi was born, Stephanie Prada, Dallas Perry, Savannah Marie Powell, Methyl Ramen, Riley Ramirez, Escalene, Elizabeth Ramos Chonone, Arlette Michelle Reyes Lopez, Ania Robinson, Mia Robas, Bella Rodriguez, Nicholas Romani, Lamaya Ruffin, Shane Santiago,
045Aiden Sinto, LeBroners, Jaquan Ship, man on Melissa Silva Wyatt Anderson Spite Josh Elijah Steedman Amira Straw Renee Simone Thompson Ian Thorp Daly Jordan Matthew Tucker Zida Hussein Uniza Sophia Vajjo, Natalie Ventura, Hung Vonvo, Samantha Lynn Wargo, Jayen Whitmore, Brandon Williams, Ashai Witherspoon, Nicholas Ackley, Angel Alcantara, Antonio Alexandrew, Matthew Jacob, Alexis, Pedro Andrade, Giovanni Mai RC, Dylan Athetherton, Jordan Victoria Elizabeth Barnett, Elvis Raphael Barrera, Kayiah Jai Brown, Wilman Aliel Cardinas, Naelli Kond Morales, Justin Canales, Gilvto Cruz, Pascal, Alexis de Jesus, Jesus, Eliosa, Dylan Olivera, Fabas, Gabriel Eduardo, Figero, Cologne, [Applause] [Music] Brady Fleckner, [Music] Jose Alexander Flores, Zaryi Flores, Jessica Fonka, Sia Monae Gadden, Jennifer Garcia, Seth Jacob Goldstein, Jonathan Marquez Gonzalez, Ethan Ernesto and Joy Guerrero, Kelvin Moises Guzman, Noel Bruce Harvey, Jordan Roberto Hernandez, Luis Manuel Hernandez, Joshua Santiago Perez, Campo Verde, Jamir Elliot
046Jones, Trell Bobby Jones, Safia Nicole Love, Daniel Malonado, Antonio Marcus Marin, Christina Melinda Marin, Ryan Matthew Martinez, Gerber, Angel Daniel Martinez, Osorio, Cody, Venato, Matoss, Jaden, Jamal McCord, Gabriel Melendez, [Music] Alexis Mendoza, [Music] Kayn Mill, Tyan Neil, Tagan Nuffleel, [Music] Theodore Jordan Win, Ola Oundi, Ruy, Michael Po, [Music] Jeremiah Raphael Perez, Mason Malik Perry, [Applause] Jamie Exa Piligene, Jakai Javon Porter Laws, Aiden Kai Reefford, Rayford, Jason Kundi, Christopher Ramos, [Applause] Blake Thomas Rampino, [Music] Daniel Rios, Edwin Rios, Cruz, Christopher Rivera, Jonathan Daniel Rivera, [Music] Aillaa Austo Rivero, Maldonado, [Music] Nathaniel James, Roach, Glarabel, April Rodriguez, Matthew Manuel El RL Stervis, [Applause] Pierre Sandon, Yiel Armando, Santiago, Montes, Noah Robert Shefflin, Mai Anthony Smith, Michael Senith, Raymond Stewart, help me. Tamara Turner ths. Tamara Turner ths Ashley Valencia. Samuel Samuel Vasquez Maces. Oh my god. Elijah
047Bob Virgil [Music] Ashika Vishram Jaden Antonio Lopez Williams [Music] Vernon Franklin Woods III Maurice Roberto Young [Music] Maria Amador and Christopher Zaka Quaya congratulations [Music] [Applause] [Music] Graduates of the class of 2025, please rise. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] You You are our 10th graduating class. So, let's move those tassels. Please move your tassel from the right to the left. [Applause] I want to extend congratulations to you, class of 2025. of you did it. [Music] One last time, your teachers will help you. Please exit to the baseball field and your teachers will greet you one last time. Family and friends, you may go meet your graduates in the baseball field. Congratulations. There were three bucks. There were three boxes of 100. [Music] [Applause] Celebrate together. [Applause] This is your celebration. Cate [Music] good times. Come
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