001animal. Thank you. Father, everyone Okay. All right. Good morning, everyone. Let's give our chamber orchestra a nice round of applause. Okay. At this time, please rise for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. You may be seated. Good morning and welcome to the 2026 courting ceremony. Before we begin, I would like to just say some thank yous. First, thank you to our board of education with with us today. We have Miss Alabout, one of our trustees who will be giving the charge to the students. Dr. Quinn, superintendent of schools. Miss Casali, Associate Superintendent, Dr. Poly Kakus, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum. Mr. Kenigleion, assistant superintendent of
002staff and student services. Mr. Dornichek, District Administrator for pupil personnel services. Miss Rosa, director of curriculum, Dr. Heber, district administrator for instructional technology. Of course, our high school administration, we have Dr. Moscow, our principal, and Miss Pritchard, our assistant principal. And big thank you. This is being live streamed right now. So, thank you to Mr. Nvarz, Mr. Raori um and Miss Zubilantes for live streaming this event and of course our adviserss who are behind me. So we have for the art honor society Miss Milton and Mr. Shear our business Mr. Rell English Miss Zelman French Miss Denil's Italian Mr. Ducker, math, Miss Amante and Miss Bryant, Science, Miss Goldberg, Social Studies, Mr. Chrisu and Mr. Wessle, Spanish, Miss Triolic. Try Miss Holmes. And National Honor Society, Miss Holmes and Miss Frediscoco. Let's give him a
003nice round of applause. At this time, I would like to invite Miss uh Dr. Poly Carnakus to the podium for our welcome. Thank you. Good morning everybody. We gather here to celebrate something truly remarkable. Your extraordinary academic achievement and character. As you're here today, you're going to be adorned with distinctive regalia from the National Honor Societies. And that represents the very best of what our school district embodies. Excellence, integrity, service, and leadership. These are not just words, but the core values that have guided you through your academic journey. Each of you have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the learning that goes far beyond simply earning top grades. You've shown resilience in the face of challenge, compassion to your fellow students, and a deep dedication to making a positive impact in your school and your community.
004The path to this moment has been neither easy nor straight. You've balanced challenging coursework, extracurricular activities, personal responsibilities, and community service. You've pushed yourselves beyond what you thought was possible, discovered strengths you never knew you had, and have grown into remarkable young adults who are ready to make their mark on the world. Now, you're more than just students. You're scholars, leaders, and change makers. The knowledge and skills you've acquired here at Comwag are not just academic credentials, but powerful tools that help you navigate the complex world ahead. Your potential is limitless and today we celebrate this incredible journey that has brought you to this significant milestone. As you prepare for the next chapters in your life, remember your true measure is not of your achievements, but in how you use your talents to lift others.
005Continue to be curious, be kind, be brave. The world needs your passion, your intelligence, and your compassion. You have earned this moment and you have made us so proud. Congratulations. All right. At this time, I would like to invite Mr. Chris Stew up to start reading the names for our recording ceremony. Thank you. Social Studies Honor Society class of 2026 is very proud to have recorded so many service hours by our members both in and out of school. Social studies goes beyond history and is also concerned with our civic lives and values. These important civic elements were reflected in our members volunteerism all throughout the community. This year we awarded more chords uh we awarded chords to almost twice as many students as last year. Each one represents a student who is more connected to
006their community and society at large, helping bring a sense of unity and community, which is so important to the health of our democracy. Want to read the names now? >> Okay. Don't have to rise. Thank you. All rise. Where's Cordelia running? We're good. Excellent. Cordelia Allen, National Honor Society. Travis Amato Jr., Business Honor Society. Meen Anoir, Social Studies, English and French Honor Societies. Spencer Aaron, Business, National and Spanish Honor Societies. Juliana AA, Triam, Math Honor Societies. Evangelene Baker, Business, Social Studies, English, Spanish, National Honor Societies. Danielle Birmingham, Business, English, Social Studies, National Math, and Spanish Honor Societies. Gabriella Buann National Honor Society. Jack Bowl, National Honor Society. Isabella Baruso, English National Italian and Math Honor Societies. Now, I'd like to bring up Miss Melton. >> Good morning. I'm Mrs. Melton. Mr. Shear. >> Welcome everyone.
007We are very proud of all of our art honors students and their accomplishments this year. Students began a humanities mural in the art and music wing, participated in many community service activities, both for fundraising and school beautifification, as well as collaborate collaborated with each other during our weekly meetings. Congratulations to our students attending art school. >> A Katarina Bonakis, English, business, social studies, national, math, and Spanish. Abigail Bosanka, Tri, English, Social Studies, National and Spanish. Hannah Brighten, Social Studies, English and Italian. Brianna Breastmeer, French, National and Business. Luke Buck, social studies, science, English, national, math, and Spanish. Magdalena Burrell, National Social Studies, Math and Spanish. Alexandra Bush, Social Studies, National and Italian. Aviana Campbell Carota, English, Spanish, and National. Daniel Capiello, national and Italian. Laya Capra Tri science English social studies national math and Spanish
008and Sophia Cottonaro English and social studies Mr. Share. Oops. Kiki Chen, business. Dalia Chowry, Triam, Social Studies and National. David Koko, English. Daniel Cordderero, business. Anna Cordova, social studies, national English. Anthony Cruz, national. Leila Kuma, English art and Italian. Sydney Cutler, art, French and national. Abigail Zacher, social studies, English. Nico Davis, business, national, Italian. Efflyn Dearrell, social studies, English and Spanish. And now Mr. Ducker. Nope. Oh, says Ducker. society adviser. Um this year as past years we have taken the seniors into the uh elementary schools to teach them Italian and we went into 10 different classes for a total of 30 visits this year. Okay. All right. Elena Dennis, science, English, French, social studies, math, national, and business. Alyssa Dome, Business, Science, English, National and Math. Georgia Duffy, Try French. Murvey Erin, Try National and
009Math. David Farmer, National and Spanish. Ava Gelber, Social Studies, English National. Ulysa Janeo, Social Studies. Olivia Godszi, Art, National and Italian. Hermione Granger, Try, Business, English, Social Studies, National and Spanish. Victoria Groso, TRM, Science and National. Vienna Guzman, Social Studies, English and National. Okay, I'd like to introduce Miss Goldberg. Hello. Welcome parents and students. This year we truly brought the technology to our signature STEM night. We added in robotics demonstrations and we also had other technology showcased from Terryville. And it was a wonderful evening hosted at the high school. It was really exciting this year. Okay, I'd like to introduce starting with Faith Hennessy, National and Try. Gabriella and Sarah, social studies, English and National Honor Societies. Michelle Gimenez, Science, Art, National, Spanish, and Math Honor Societies. Addison Calberer, Social Studies, English and National Honor
010Societies. Leana Kerchek, Social Studies. Caitlyn Kerwick, Art, National and Math Honor Societies. Yeah. Hania Khan, English honor societies. Michaela not social studies, English national, Spanish and math honor societies and Marie Kosac social studies science English and national honor societies. Ava Crop, National Math and Spanish Honor Societies. Now, I'd like to welcome Miss Zelman. >> Hi, good morning. Um the English Honors Society um continued their tradition of running an annual book drive for used books and we donate them to local organizations. Um a lot of our members also participate in the literary magazine as either writers or editors with U. Miss Montgomery. Um James Lance, business, national and Spanish honor society. Athena Leu Daki Triam French and National Honor Society. Olivia Lorenzo, English and National Honor Society. Joshua Lubel, Science and Spanish Honor Society. James Ma
011Business Honor Society, Abubet Madakqua, Business, English, Social Studies, National Science, Math, and Spanish Honor Society. Leonette Maldonado, Italian and Art Honor Society. James Maniscalo, National and Italian Honor Society. Emily Marino, English Honor Society. Hunter Marquad, Business Honor Society. Jace Moss, National Honor Society. Giana McNelte, Social Studies, National and Italian Honor Society. Congratulations everyone. And here's Miss Denil's. Hey, hello everyone. Welcome, welcome. We are so very proud of our French students this year and every year. Um, we are proud to say that French Honor Society promotes laoponi, the spirit of learning uh the French language, appreciation of the French culture as well and um also to provide community service. This year we had a uh food drive. We had several community cleanups. We raised money for our uh charity of choice, the Doctors Without Borders, which
012is a French organization that goes around the world. It's wonderful and for our senior scholarships amongst other things that we've done. Oh, excuse me. And now I'd like to welcome our next group of seniors. Pinak Meta for business and national. Hannah Mononttoya for business, social studies, national, math, and English. Joshua Mosben for business, social studies, and national. Declan Monkwitz for National. Alisa Nadim for art, social studies, national math and Spanish. Ava ooa for science. Dylan order for business, social studies and math. Willow Pagan for art, national and Italian. Michaela Pagy for social studies, science and math. Grace Payman for triam science, national, Italian, and math. And finally for me, Juliana Raneri for business, English and national. Congratulations to them all. And now let us invite up Mrs. Triolik. Holaeneos. Hello and welcome. My name is
013Patricia Troalik and I'm the adviser for the Spanish Honor Society. Um, this year our members had the opportunity to uh help host Hispanic Heritage Night. We had International Night. We taught mini lessons to the second graders at Clinton Avenue. And we donated 75 cups of soup for our um to our Pax Christie Hospitality Center. Michaela Reyes receiving for National Art and Math Honor Society. Connor Rockio, business, Linda Kate, Rodaliko, Tri, Italian, Social Studies, Science, English, National and Math Honor Societies. Sarah Ramasa, Social Studies and English Honor Society. Briana Royce, National and Italian. Tiffany Sakoio, English Honor Society. Caroline Scully, Social Studies, National Spanish and English Honor Societies. Kayla Seal, National and Italian Honor Society. Emma Short, Art, National and Math Honor Societies. Kylie Smith, English, National Italian, and Math. Gabrielle Sanjin, English, Social Studies and
014National Honor Societies. Angelie Sugnan, Business, National, Italian, and Math Honor Societies. I would like to invite Mr. Rella up. Thank you. Good morning everyone. Um I would like to say how proud I am to be the business honor society adviser. Um we've done a tremendous amount of events this year. If uh if you're in my honor society, you know that I'm always calling on you, always asking you to do extra, which again just proves that you belong there. Um, so that goes from our Chick-fil-A uh partnership where we paired with Chick-fil-A and uh received books, donated them to the elementary school and then went there and read them the books where we also did our career day where we also did career advisory committees to even going to JFK to promote um different careers. So
015again, very proud to be the adviser. So let's give a nice round of applause for our business honor society. With that being said, let's congratulate the rest. So we have Brady Stonehill Triam and National Honor Society. Human Taggavian Social Studies and French Honor Societies. Liryani Taneo Italian Honor Society. Daviani Valerio, Social Studies Honor Society. Brianna Walters, Social Studies, Tri National and Math Honor Society. Gavin Welks, National Italian and Try Honor Societies. Grayson West, National Math and Social Studies Honor Societies. Sierra Windrum, Business, English and National Honor Society. Anna Roy, Social Studies, English, French, and National Honor Society. Haria Ysef, Science, Social Studies, National Math and Spanish Honor Societies. Siana Samberon, English National and Italian Honor Societies. And let's just give everyone another round of applause. At this time, I would like to invite to the
016podium, Miss Alabout, uh, one of our board of education trustees for our charge to the students. Good morning everybody. My name is Franciscao and as a trustee for the board of education, it is my absolute honor to welcome you all to today's ceremony. Before we begin, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has joined us to celebrate these remarkable students. To the family members and friends here today, thank you for your endless love and unwavering support. to our dedicated faculty, staff, and administration here at Comor High School. Thank you for your guidance, mentorship, and for creating an environment where all students could truly thrive. This milestone belongs to all of us and all of you, too. Looking out at all of you today, I am overwhelmed with pride. Your academic success
017is certainly worth celebrating. But what truly makes this group special is that your recognition isn't just about what you learned in the classroom. It's about who you are. You have proven that you possess the four pillars of the National Honor Society. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service. That fourth pillar, service, is perhaps the most vital. It's the heartbeat of this organization and the heartbeat of our comm community. You see, academic intelligence opens doors. We all agree to that. But a commitment to serving others open hearts. Throughout your time here, you're giving your time without expecting anything in return. You learn that true leadership isn't about being in charge. It is about taking care of the people around you and lifting them up. You demonstrated that one person's willingness to help can create a ripple effect that
018changes a whole community. As you prepare to take your next steps in life, I challenge you to take that very same spirit of service and scale it up. The world needs your intelligence, your empathy, and your drive. Do not just settle for success. Use your talents to be a force for good. Ask the tough questions. Stand for the vulnerable. And dedicate yourselves to making the world a more inclusive and compassionate place. You have already proven that you have what it takes to achieve greatness right here at Kamswag. Now, I challenge you to take that true Spartan spirit and go out and change the world. Congratulations, inductees. We are so incredibly proud of you. Now, before everyone heads out to celebrate this incredible milestone, I have one final quick community request for the adults and illegible
019voters in the room. If you haven't done so already, please make sure to stop by the gymnasium right across the hallway and cast your vote for the Comwark School District budget vote and trustee election and support the continued success of our schools and students. Thank you all and have a wonderful rest of your day celebrating our Spartans. Done. That concludes our ceremony today. Let's give our students one more round of applause. We would like to invite all students and all families to our courtyard for a celebratory brunch. Um, so the courtyard is if we exit through the back doors here and we make a right towards the main office, um, our security will guide to the, uh, courtyard. Um, so thank you all for coming and I hope you have a wonderful, wonderful day. Thank
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