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003[Music] Heat. [Music] Heat up here. [Music] Heat [Music] up here. [Music] Heat up here. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat up here. [Music] Heat up here. Heat. [Music] graduates. You may be seated. Good evening, students, teachers, administrators, family, and friends. My name is Chase Wilson, and I'm the associated student body president at Central East High School. On behalf of the class of 2025, we welcome you to the graduation ceremony of the senior class of Central East High School. Central East High School is very proud of its cultural diversity. We would like to welcome you in some of the different languages spoken at our school. [Applause] named East High School. [Applause] Central East High School [Applause] Professors, administr [Applause] and administration. Central East High School [Applause] Graduation Central East High School. [Applause] Central East High
004School senior class graduation. [Applause] teachers class. Welcome. Central East High School graduation ceremony class 2025 [Applause] High School is ceremon. [Applause] Please stand for the pledge of allegiance and remain standing for the national anthem. Ready salute. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, liberty and justice for all. Singing the national anthem tonight is the central choir. [Applause] Say by the dawn. What proud we at the twilight last stars through the perilous fight. For the ramps we watched were so gallently screaming. And the rockets, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say does that spangled banner yet for the land of the free and the home of the
005brave. [Applause] Thank you for that amazing performance. You may all be seated. On behalf of the board of education for Central Unified School District, I would like to welcome students, parents, family members, friends, and staff to the class of 2025 commencement ceremonies. My name is Brad Edmonds, principal of Central East High School. It is an honor to stand before you as we celebrate the class of 2025. First, let me start by introducing some of our distinguished guests. The board of trustees with us tonight are President Nandep Singh Chan, Vice President Yennia Zaro, Board Clerk Nabbr Kurfan, member Natalie Chavez, member Carla Kirk, and member Joshua Sers. [Applause] Our district administration, Dr. Emor O'Brien, interim superintendent of Central Unified School District, the Mayor Igbal, assistant superintendent, chief business officer, Dr. Jamari Lin Lopez, assistant superintendent of
006student family services. Jeff Garrett, area administrator. Christine Pennington, area administrator, and Mark Fowler, area administrator. Graduates, at the end of my speech, we're going to do a little interactive thing. So, I need you to pay attention. Okay? I'm going to ask you to stand up. We'll get there. Good evening, teachers, staff, family members, friends, and most importantly, the class of 2025. Tonight, we celebrate your journey, your growth, and your triumphs. But it is also a night that carries extra meaning because you are not just graduating. You are making history. You are the last class to graduate as Central East Grizzlies. That title comes with pride, tradition, and a spirit that will live all long after this ceremony ends. The roar of the Grizzlies, the colors, the chance, the legacy. You carry it for forward forever.
007Frederick Douglas once said, "If there is no struggle, there is no progress." And that quote couldn't be more fitting for your journey. Class of 2025, you have faced more than your fair share of challenges. You've weathered uncertainty, pushed through setbacks, and stood back when life knocked you down. But every struggle you faced, whether in the classroom, on a field, in your personal life, shaped you. every challenge to help mold your strength, your character, and your voice. You didn't just surv survive, you thrived. And while this may be the final chapter of the Central Grizzies, your story is far from over. In fact, it's just beginning. What you carry from this place, the friendships, the lessons, the resilience you take with you into the world. There will be more challenges, but as you have already proven,
008you know how to rise. You know how to lead with heart. You know what it means to be part of something bigger than yourself. So go forward with confidence. Know that the CGO spirit, that sense of pride, grit, and community lives in you wherever you go. Take it with you. Class of 25, 2025, we are so proud of you. You left your mark. You are the last Grizzlies, but your legacy will reign forever. Congratulations. We love you. Remember, once a Grizzly, always a Grizzly. I want you all to stand up and I'm I'm going to count to three. When I get to three, I want the whole valley to hear you yell CGE. One, two, three. [Applause] Hi guys. Founded in 1921, the California Scholarship Federation is the oldest scholastic scholarship institution in the state
009of California. Life membership is achieved by qualifying four or more semesters in the last three years of high school and earns the CSF Gold Seal on diplomas and transcripts. Students also earn the honor of wearing the CSF Gold Corp and students with a full six semesters of membership are wearing a medallion. National Honor Society is a national organization that promotes scholastic scholarships uh leadership service and character. Students must demonstrate excellence in all four pillars to join and maintain membership. Members are wearing blue and gold cords. Students who are members of National Honor Society and or lifetime members of CSF, please stand to be recognized and congratulated. Congrats The following students are the best and the brightest at Central East High School. Our valadictorians are scholars who have maintained at least a 4.0 grade point average
010for the past four years in all of their courses. This year we have 20 students who have earned this achievement a validictorian. Scholars of excellence are students who maintained a California university eligible GPA or of 4.0 0 or higher over the last three years and completed at least three academically advanced courses including AP courses, community college courses or RO RO capstone courses. We have 21 students who have earned this instinction from the class of 2025. Valadictorians and scholar of excellence, as we call your name, please stand to be recognized. Sophia Aguilera, validictorian and scholar of excellence. Ella back Holden, validictorian and scholar of excellence. Alexis Beltran, validictorian and scholar of excellence. Catherine Christie, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Tessa Davis, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Amelia Diaz, valadictorian. [Applause] Fabian Aua, Scholar of Excellence. Isaiah
011Fer, Scholar of Excellence. Alejandra Hernandez, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. [Applause] Samuel Canderion, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Ashlin Cow, validictorian. Sukuan Carr, Scholar of Excellence. Trufu Lore, validictorian and scholar of excellence. Lza Matthysse, Scholar of Excellence. Farus Mosley, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Marcus Nolan, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Rachel Rendesbacher, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Jacob Bro, valadictorian. Samuel Reese Mosas, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. [Applause] Lana Sales, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Lily Charnik, validictorian and scholar of excellence. Meet Sikhon, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. [Applause] Nathan Valdez, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Grace Bang, valadictorian and scholar of excellence. Please give a round of applause for all of our validictorians and scholars of excellence. Our class of 2025 sumak valadictorian is Samuel Ruiz Masias who will be giving his senior farewell
012as senior class president tonight. Please welcome the class of 2025 magna kumla Nathan Valdinos who will be giving the valadictorian address. Is it on? All right, everybody can hear me. Okay. Hi, everyone. Um, I'll get started. If you had told me four years ago today that I'd be standing here giving a speech as your senior class vice president and heading to UC Berkeley, I probably would have laughed. Not because I didn't believe in myself, but because like many of you, I had moments where I doubted if all the hard work would pay off. But here we are. We made it. Tonight is a celebration of all of us. The late nights, the early mornings, the challenges we faced, and the victories we've earned. Each of us has grown in ways that we never could have
013imagined when we first walked through these doors as freshmen. And while today marks the end of this chapter, it's also the beginning of something even greater. Before we move forward, I want to take a moment to recognize the people who helped us get here. To our incredible teachers who challenged and inspired us. To the faculty and staff who supported us along the way. To our friends who made every period with them feel like a break, especially third. And to our families who lifted us up when we couldn't stand. Thank you all for your support, your belief in us, and for being part of this journey. This moment belongs to all of us. For years, we've worked for this moment, studying late into the night, balancing responsibilities, pushing past obstacles that at times felt impossible. And
014now we are here. But this is not the end. This is just the beginning. The question we must all ask ourselves now is what comes next. So as we stand here today at the edge of our future, I'd like to help you answer that question by asking you what do you want out of life? Not what's expected of you, not what feels safe, but what sets your soul on fire? What kind of life excites you? What kind of impact do you want to make? And what kind of legacy will you leave? Some will tell us to be realistic, to play it safe, to follow the well-paved path. But think about the people who have truly changed the world. The innovators, the creators, the leaders. None of them made history by thinking small or playing it
015safe. No great invention, no lasting impact, no worldchanging idea ever came from someone who refused to dream. Everything extraordinary begins with someone who dares to believe in something bigger than themselves. But dreaming alone is not enough. A dream without action is just a wish. The difference between those who succeed and those who don't isn't intelligence, talent, or luck. It's persistence. It's waking up every single day and deciding to take another step forward, even when the goal seems far away. And sometimes those goals will feel overwhelming. The future can seem too big, the path too uncertain, the dream too far out of reach. And honestly, it should. If your dreams and goals don't scare you, they're not big enough. All of you are capable of so much more than you know. And even with all the
016encouragement in the world, we will all be overwhelmed at some point. During these times of struggle, I ask you to look to General Kraton Abrahams, captain of a tank battalion during World War II, who once said, "When eating an elephant, take one bite at a time." I included this quote to remind us that no matter how massive our goals may seem, how impossible they might feel, they are always achievable if we take them one step at a time. And this isn't just about personal success. The dreams we chase, the risks we take, and the choices we make will shape more than just our own lives. Some of us will build businesses that open doors for others. Some will become doctors that save lives. Others will be the engineers, artists, and teachers that shape minds and
017inspire change, leaving a lasting impact on the people around us. Some of us will redefine industries, spark innovation, or inspire movements. No matter what path we choose, the way we live our lives will ripple out into the world. But none of that happens by accident. It happens when we are intentional and it happens when we refuse to settle. It happens when we recognize that the future is not something waiting for us. It's something waiting to be built by us. So, as we leave here today, let's make a choice to dream boldly, to act without fear, and to never let limits, whether from society or ourselves, define what is achievable. Because the future belongs to those who are brave enough to shape it. Congratulations, class of 2025. Go out and build something incredible. [Applause] Thank you
018guys. All right. So, if you guys would direct your attention to the side of the stage, I would like to welcome our sumakum loud valadictorian and senior class president, Samuel Ruiz MSAS. [Applause] I think it's going to be hard to follow that, but thank you, Nathan. Welcome, students, staff, family, and friends. There are a lot of you in the crowd here tonight, so I'm guessing most of you don't know who I am. So allow me a moment to introduce myself. My name is Samaras and today I have the distinct pleasure and honor to be both the class of 2025 senior class president and class sumakumlad valadictorian. And I know for those of you asking, yes, it does mean that I was never home. As we end this era, let me recount my own first day
019of preschool. I was clinging on to my mom's leg, scared to let go. I was waiting for that door to open to let us into the classroom, but I was scared to go into an unknown place without knowing anyone, without even speaking English. Next thing I remember, it was 4 hours later and I was running out of the classroom so excited, not just to see my mom, but also to talk about all the fun experiences I had and all the friends I had made. School has been like that for all of us at some point, a safe haven. Even when we hated the assignments, even when we had teachers that would annoy us, even when we had those seating charts where we didn't know anyone who sat next to us, we have all looked forward
020to going to school at one point or another. It was the friend groups that we had in our classes that we sat with. It was the conversations we had while running to fifth period together. Or even for some, it was the spicy chicken sandwiches from the cafeteria that might have been dear ankles. We're letting go of this crutch that we have had for 13 years. Class of 2025, we are special. And I'm not just saying that as a cliche that every senior class president says. We are the first class since the class of 2019 a whole 6 years ago to have an uninterrupted full 4-year high school experience. You guys see this? Yeah. This is an artifact from our freshman year. the black mask that all of you used to mask fish. Uh-huh. I'm talking
021about all of you. We didn't even know what we look like until sophomore year, but now I see you all clearly, mostly beautiful faces. Sorry. Sorry. The rest of you are handsome. The rest of you are handsome. I swear. From all the foggy days, specifically the plan D's that we had our freshman year to the football games, the rallies, the formals, and the culture weeks to now our senior year with senior sunrise, sunset, and prom. We've been through a lot. Now, here we are, our last event, graduation. Looking at all of your faces, know that I am proud of each and every one of you. And everyone in this audience is proud of what you have accomplished. We wouldn't be here if it wasn't for our amazing teachers. Thank you, Miss Souza. Our counselors, shout
022out Miss Brooks, our admin, our fellow students, and especially our families. to my own family. [Applause] Seniors, at last, don't forget to thank yourself. Because no matter how you got here, how many missed assignments, tardies, or absences we had, what matters is that you are here sitting down waiting to get your diploma. In a few moments, we're all going to walk up on stage and afterwards, Mr. Edmonds is going to tell the board that he presents us the diplomas and we're going to turn our tassels from right to left in case you guys have it on the wrong side. I see it. Yeah. Okay. But then what what's after that? We're all going our own separate paths. All 389 of us. We are the future. The future doctors, the future electricians, the future Botox injectors,
023the future entrepreneurs. Whether our paths take us to Fresno State, the workforce, Howard, or Harvard. We are all connected back to Central East. We are the last class of Grizzlies because we all know that that other school does not count. [Applause] I can't tell you what your futures will look like, but I can give you advice. Bring it back to our childhood years. As the one and only I Carly once said, "There's no chance unless you take one. And take the time to see the brighter side of every situation. Know that you can work hard and you can get to the other side unscathed because you can't appreciate the sunshine without a little bit of rain. Always hold us in your heart. And please, senior, soon to be alumni, I am begging you, please do
024not be a stranger in 5 years when we see each other at marketplace or at Target because we all have the same roots. We're all Grizzlies. Congratulations, class of 2025. We did it. Oh, and one last piece of advice. Don't light fireworks in the bathrooms, please. And thank you. Go Grizzlies. Okay, this is your senior class president and Sumakumlad valictorian Samaru Mas signing out. Now, please welcome the central choir singing the alma mater. [Music] To thee are all my [Music] thy praises. In an to our high school we will see the orange and black will carry till the hills reply. H to thee are all my m to c high. Hail to thee our alma m long thy praises ring in an to our high school we will sing the orange and black will carry
025till the hills reply to me are all the central [Applause] Mr. President and members of the Central Unified Board of Trustees, I de declare to you that the students in the class of 2025 have completed the graduation requirements for Central East High School. I recommend them for graduation. [Applause] Giovanni. Esta, Dylan, Jackson White, Hime meas. Yes, Hannah Renee Holiday, Jayen Bellinger, Dezen Baines, Brian Ko Ramos, Brandon Clark, Israel Hubler, Kevin Nuen, Alejandro Hernandez, [Applause] Jacob Bingo, Michael Chapman, Kani Laredo, Jacob Rato, Natalie Rivera, Dimas, [Music] Sebastian Galvan, Manri Second, Melissa Gerbe, Rios, Penelopeia, Isabella Cardosa Palmer, Aiden Flores, STO Flores, [Music] Brooklyn Cardio, Nathan Vidos, Eddie Maru, Samuel Ruiz, Masias, Jose Alvarez, Alex Farus Ali Musli, Lily Shik, Mam Allenar, Chufu Lore, Ty Davis, Austin her, Kamani Carter, Haley Austa, Tessa Davis, Newami Halamarium, Lana
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027Kristen Reese, Isaiah Fer, Catherine Christie, Faith Munoz, Andrew Anthony Marquez, Andrew Gillo, Ava Rose Mendoza, Jose Aguilar, Joe James Makabio, Serapia Espanosa, Isaiah Cabrera, Amaya Perez, Vetto Rocha, Kalia Ma. Cynthia, Janet, Corona, Valdia, Yousef, Muhammad, El Pere, Kaya Galabiz, Yousef Alamzami, Heliana Hernandez, Delilah Christine Arianiano, Gabriella Ramirez, Marco Ariano Jr. Ella Backholden Nakji Soda Christie Vang Core Gao Jang Yang Gashon Singh Shocker Dne Lore Sahil Soda Candy Bedwall Oh, son Jin Mali, Kaylee Lee, Gerp Shahal, Mia Stephanie Munoz, Brian Munoz, Garcia, Alexa Ramirez Garcia, Eduardo Madina Cruz, Ashley Ortega, Sergio Estrea, Amelia Valencia, Ariano Iron Yandere Montro Lopez, Veretta Pinto Martinez, Connor Alvado Aoro, Anan Woo, Priscilla Garcia, Sophia Helicoran, Jesse Wright, Gabriel Herrera, Irvin Dominguez, Valencia, Kobe Aoyo, PA. Anna Hernandez, Isaac Mcomes, Kayen Adams, Ricky Ramirez, Jared Conir, Nathan Gonzalez, Ryan Nadamo, Adriana
028Solis, Kayn Duran, Naomi Velasquez, Kayla Capio, Capia, Perez, Yazabella Cordova, Sarah Zar, Cassie Fitzgerald, Isabelle Gonzalez, is Syria singer serenity leesma cat sing west Steven Hernandez Sarb John sing Mua Chester Bionz, Jade Yang, Skyler Adam, Sydney Ta, Xavier Lita, Nathan Thompson, Josh Choan, Traca, Angel Duran, April Fang, Ashley Diaz Melendez, Gonzalez, Herardo Alvarez, Nicholas Garcia, Immani Norman, Ezekiel le Vivian more junior Alexis Edwards David Rapani Murphy Payton Mendes Dollar Salam a Caryo Plent Cadia Hamad, Megan Morales, Florencio Jose Lopez, Hernandez, Joselyn Tusuk, Ethan Si, Emily Paris, Rosa Manzone, Terristen Lee, [Applause] Luis, Sult, Casey Felix Lopez Payton. gang. Felicia Lopez, Eddie, Kevin Suarez, Torres, Joe Vang, Lincoln, Ariel Oh, yes. Me star Garza, [Applause] Isaac Salas, Victoria Espinosa, Zoe Kamoto, Alfredo Jesus Scorio, Cameron Eva Daniels, Kendra Gorn, Aubrey Battle Yansy, Aliana Marie Martinez, Kevin
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030Maya Yalene Prince, and Quan Ryber. Jose Aras, Sergio Gama, Sylvester Saleda, Ibara, Alina Mahira, David Limos, Hernandez, True. Gavin Alexander, Elisa Pera, Papia Austin Wrong, [Applause] Sariah Murphy, Christian Casillas. Michael Flynn, Relia 4, Damian Lee Law, Esparansa Sagosa, Elijah Idris Roberts, Ela Burnaby, Bonia, Kayen Franklin, [Applause] Kenya Morza. Elyia Ross, Cruz, Milana Lcraft, Anthony Torres, Luis Aranda, Ah, Jonah Lee Williams, Cedric Brown Haraw, Ava Thompson, Nicole Barber, Rebecca Unique Blackburn, Abigail Johnson, Owens, Davian Brewer, Delanie Chonang, Aella Ortiz Pisano, Vicente Ronaldo, Melissa Ramos, Mariela Felix, Isaac Viel, Ruby Busio, Juliana, Braden Davis, Ramirez, Salvador, Desa, Ariel, Marathon, Liard, Josiah Garcia, Sierra Garcia, Joseline Maron, Ariana duca Raymond Harmoni Henderson Devonte Johnson, Dalen Scott, Damian Murphy. Israel future sailor be good Trey Harden Color V3 Three, Alexis Pacas, Josiah Ramos, Margarita Medina, Frank Gonzalez, Isabella Liliana,
031Agular David Sienna, Jasmine Guerrero, Sean Tow, Ian Mua. Raymond Reyes, Maximus, Zachariah Abdullah, Sebastian Leaf. Yeah. [Applause] Class of 2025, this is the moment you've been waiting for. [Applause] Mr. President, the graduating class of 2025 has completed a course of study in accordance with the requirements of the state board of education and the trustees of Central Unified School District and therefore entitled to this diploma. Seniors, you may you may remove move your tassel from right to left. [Applause] Ladies and gentlemen, the class of 2025. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music]