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2025 Canal Winchester High School Graduation

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YouTube / Canal Winchester Local Schools
Date
2025-05-25
Location
Franklin County, OH
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3,446 words · about 20 min
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2026-06-07

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001[Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Thank you. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] N. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Hey. Hey. Hey. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] I want to [Music] go [Music] down. Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Come [Music] on. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Hallelujah. [Music] [Applause] All right. All right. [Music] Good evening, parents, family members, guests, and graduates. My name is Kaia Hunt, Canal Winchester Local Schools Superintendent. It is my pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the faculty, staff, and administration of Canal Winchester High School to the 139th commencement. We have gathered to celebrate and honor you, the graduates, in

002your final activity as a high school senior. On behalf of our distinguished guest, Eastland and Fairfield Career Centers representative Bo Stidum, Canal Winchester High School Principal Steve Satanovich, assistant principles Ada Nicholson Burley, Tim Gagliardo, Rob Palasquez, and athletic director Jacob Ramsey along with the Canal Winchester Board of Education Board President Vangela Barnes, Vice President Dave George, school board members Khloe Green and Adam Twist. It is my privilege to welcome all of you to this important occasion. At this time, please join At this time, please join in the singing of our national anthem and remain standing for the pledge of allegiance and the Canal Winchester alma mater. [Music] Christ. [Music] still spree. [Music] [Applause] Please join me in reading the Pledge of Allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and

003to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [Applause] [Music] Winchester will be our heartsled to thee. [Music] Forever through the [Music] years to see the dear Winchester. [Applause] Thank you. You may be seated. Good evening everyone. As we prepare to send off our graduating seniors, we'd like to share a piece that reflects both their journey and their legacy. The song we are about to sing, Carry the Light by Andy Beck, speaks to the idea that the knowledge, kindness, and courage we gained during our time together aren't meant to be kept. They're meant to be shared. For our seniors, this moment marks the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. They've grown, they've led, they've inspired. Now they go forward to new places, new

004people, and new experiences. But they carry with them the light they've cultivated here. And perhaps more importantly, they leave that light with us. As we sing this song, we honor their impact and remind ourselves that every act of learning, of service, of friendship, every spark has the power to illuminate the path for others. Seniors, thank you for carrying the light so well. We hope you keep shining brightly wherever you go. [Applause] [Music] car I'll that's burning bright. I will carry [Music] the will car. Like a candle shines. I'll be a burning bright. I will carry the light. [Music] Not the light inside of [Music] me. Will shine eternal. [Music] Makeersite and the light that's in me will forever be I will carry the [Music] The light inside of [Music] me will shine eternal. [Music] All

005that [Music] sing. I will carry the heart. [Music] I'll be I'll be that's burning bright will the [Music] [Applause] Happy birthday. Good evening. My name is Steve Satanovich. I'm the principal at Canalow Winchester High School. Today marks the closing chapter of your journey with Canal Winchester High School. As you turn your tassel today, you embark on a new beginning filled with both challenges and opportunities. to the parents, guardians, friends, and families here today. What an incredible milestone that we get to celebrate together. Your support, dedication, and encouragement have been instrumental in helping these graduates reach this moment. Graduates, remember to reflect and learn daily. For personal growth stems from embracing life's lessons, no matter how they come. Stay present in the moment. Be empathetic and strive to make a difference in the world around you.

006No matter where your path takes you, dream big, set goals, and persevere through any setback. Each of us has our own unique journey. Embrace yours, knowing each experience in life shapes who you will become. Value the relationships that you make along the way and cherish those people who support you. Your time at Canal Winchester High School has helped to equip you with skills to navigate your journey. As you step onto this stage tonight, savor that moment. What an amazing accomplishment. Look to the loved ones here with us in the audience and those who have helped you with gratitude for their unwavering support. And as you go forward, serve the people around you. Face adversity head on and be persistent in pursuing your dreams. Congratulations, Canow Winchester High School class of 2025. I can't wait to

007see what the future has in store for you. Before we continue our ceremony, I want to acknowledge certain segments of our graduating class. Please stand when your group is called. Those students who attend Fairfield or Eastland career centers or a satellite program through the career center. Please be seated. Those students who will be attending a two or four-year college or technical school after graduation can be seated. Those students who have received some type of college [Applause] scholarship. Those students graduating with honors. [Applause] You can be seated. Those students receiving an honors [Applause] diploma. Those students who will be entering the business field immediately after graduation. [Applause] [Music] those students who have enlisted in a branch of our nation's military. [Applause] The following students are graduating as members of Canal Winchester High School's class of 2025

008as top 10 students. Please stand and be recognized when your name is called. Wyatt [Applause] Reman, Matthew Mertz, Drew Webb, Lacy Finkele, Ian Gray, Brooke Reed. [Applause] Graduating second in the class of 2025 are two saludiatorans, Lily Ripple and Jonathan Redmond. [Applause] Graduating first in the class of 2025. This year we also have two validictorians. Sophia Viola and Zanab was both of whom I would like to invite to address you all at this time. [Applause] Good evening everyone. I know it's already been said, but I'd like to once again congratulate the class of 2025 and say thank you to our family, friends, and staff for being here today to support us for this momentous occasion. One month ago, Zanab and I were informed we were co- valadictorians. And in return for our hard work, we

009were awarded with a final homework assignment, writing this speech. Now, I joke, but I was actually excited for the opportunity to speak in front of all of you today. So excited, in fact, that I promptly opened a blank Google doc, and I put it in double space, and I changed my font to Times New Roman. And I did not write a single word until the night before the speech was due. The white page remains severely blank, the cursor blinking as if to mock my own procrastination. You see, the problem, as I very quickly realized, is that I am not a speech writer. I am, however, a storyteller. So, if you all don't mind, in place of a speech, I'd like to give you a story instead. Our story begins four years ago as we each

010entered our freshman year of high school. None of us knew quite what to expect. We are faced with navigating a new world and new routine in a post-pandemic world. And it was weird. It was weird because homecoming was not held in the gym, but under the lights on the football field. It was weird because we learned to recognize each other from the eyes up as masks were still a part of our everyday lives. I of course matched my mask to my outfit each day because I was really cool. It was weird because this was the year of stolen hand sanitizer and broken sinks, and you had to bite back your laughter as your mom looked at you and earnestly asked, "Honey, what is a devious lick?" Freshman year was certainly a year of adjustment, but

011eventually we all managed to find our footing. We then turned the page to sophomore year, which was a type of academic limbo as we were caught between our unins our unear sense of superiority over the freshmen and the undeniable authority of the upper classmen. However, sophomore year was also a year of many firsts. Many of us learned to drive for the first time, single-handedly making the roads of Canal Winchester a little more perilous as we each got our driver's license despite still not knowing how to parallel park. It was a year of first jobs and consequently a year of first mischiefs and first two week notices. Sophomore year was perhaps less climactic than its predecessor. But I'd like to think it was equally important. If sophomore year was the rising action of our story, then

012perhaps junior year was the conflict, a whirlwind of future planning and big decisions. It was a year of important emails and impending deadlines. It was a year when each family gathering became a well-intentioned yet rather pointed interrogation as we were all constantly asked, "What's next? And then senior year arrived, bring us to a type of resolution. For many of us, this is where our story diverges. For some, this meant selecting a career path. For others, it meant selecting a branch of the military. And for others, still, it meant selecting a college and beginning the tedious process of finding scholarships and completing applications. I submitted my college application about 45 minutes before it was due. You should ask my parents how I felt about that one. While we've all chosen different paths, we still walked the

013same road to get here. We've all gone to our last day of class or practice or rehearsal. We've all said goodbye to that special teacher whose class made each day a little more enjoyable. And we've all walked down the halls and out the school door one last time. They say great writers steal. And I've already established that I am not a speech writer. So, I'm going to take a line from Emily Dickinson. That it will never come again is what makes life so sweet. Now, there are many things about high school that I'm glad will never come again. I won't miss the e-haul passes or the socratic seminars or the space bar on my Chromebook that never worked quite right. But there are also many things that I'll miss. I'll miss the relief of a

014test that I was not prepared for being pushed to tomorrow. And I'll miss the peaceful den of the art room as I work on my latest painting. And I'll miss the camaraderie of my cross country and track team who I couldn't have made it through high school without. For better or for worse, high school will never come again. And that is what has made it so sweet. So, for the purposes of my story metaphor, this is the end. But I think it's clear that as we all graduate today and each begin our own new story, this is really only the beginning. Thank you and good [Applause] night. Okay. Good evening and congratulations, class of 2025. Hi, I'm Zanob and I'm honored to be standing here in front of you all as your co- validatoran. Four

015years ago, I entered high school and I vividly remember thinking, "Wo, I'm so old now." Stepping into a bigger building with new and old faces and feeling so small. As if it was as if my world had just expanded. I didn't yet know what an AP was or how many science credits I needed to graduate. Nor did I ever imagine becoming validictorian. 2025 then seemed like just another year, too far in the future to think about. Then bam, it was here. And now looking back at freshman year, I think, whoa, I was so young. In these phenomenal four years, there were the big moments like prom and college acceptances and small moments like laughing at Mr. Robinson's really out-ofpocket comments. And today, they're all worth celebrating. Every single high and low has brought us here

016and we should be extremely proud of it. As we move forward, there are many more big and small moments to come. And I encourage you to celebrate every single one properly. There are also many uncertainties. How will I pay for college? Am I even going to do well in the real world? Am I ready? And to answer all of those, you wouldn't be here today if you weren't ready. Being here today means that you've achieved one milestone and are ready for the next. whatever that might be. I once read a quote that I would like to share. We are all visitors to this time, this place. We are just passing through. Our purpose here is to observe, to grow, to learn, to love. So when you leave here today, remember why you're here. You're here

017to experience all that the world has to offer. With that, you also bear the responsibility of contributing to this world, to humanity. So experience it all and leave your mark in whatever way you like best. Whether you go on to care for patients, fly to space, or invent something beyond our imagination, do it with passion and a drive to contribute. Cherish the big days like today and the small days like yesterday. Make each and every day count because the number is limited. Don't forget to smile at how good your coffee tastes even when life is kicking your butt. Lastly, I have a huge list of people to thank without whom I wouldn't be here. To my teachers, counselors, administrators, and other faculty. I thank you for believing in me, for celebrating me when I made

018it. Every good job, every congratulations, every you know more than you think, and every you're going to do big things has shaped me into the student I am today. And to my amazing friends, I love you more than anything. I don't know who's going to crack my back now, who's going to make fun of my driving, or who I'm going to wait for before AP Lit every day. But I do know I will miss you all so much. I will miss your hugs, your laughs, and all of our [Applause] moments. And finally, to my parents. I do not have words to thank you or to express my gratitude, but I owe everything to you. Thank you for supporting me even at my lowest and being my loudest cheerleaders at my highest. Thank you for always

019pushing me to try even when I didn't want to. Without you, there would be no medals, no speeches, no me. You will always be the loves of my life. Thank you. And then I have a list of like shout outs. Shout out Mr. Natalie for being Mr. Natalie. Shout out Mrs. Bomb Bush for being the best adviser an officer could ask for. Shout out Mr. Barhorse for managing to make calculus funny. Shout out Mrs. Fletcher for being the best host adviser. I would not be going to nationals without you. And shout out to my SLRC girls and to all of you. Thank you for your time and enjoy the rest of your evening. [Music] It gives me great pleasure to announce that the following members of the class of 2025 have met all requirements for

020graduation set down by the state of Ohio and the Canal Winchester local school board of education. So that every student's name can be heard, please hold your applause until all graduates have received their diplomas. Will the Canal Winchester High School staff take their places? And the first group of graduates, please come forward. I got two. I got Oh, I'm sorry. I got [Applause] [Music] in memoriam of Louisa Anne Mosley, Ronald Elijah Spurl, Madu [Applause] Dio, Connor James [Applause] Bridgeway, Gavin Scott Stein, [Applause] Chase Brandon Collins, [Applause] Andrew Robert [Applause] De Zoe Elizabeth Dennison, [Applause] Zanab was [Applause] William August Farhorst [Applause] Gatlin Lyn Cade [Applause] Adams, Gavin Zayn [Applause] Adams, Morgan Everett, [Applause] Boost, Samuel Jacob [Applause] Brody Cameron Titus Lee [Applause] Chosy Avery Ray [Applause] Urban Brandon Austin Murphy Alexandria Elizabeth [Applause] Cole, Mia

021Grace McCort, Shelby Margaret Noble, Lily Sue Pimpton, Vanessa Marie [Applause] French, Addison Angelica Christopher, Maya Anne Brown, [Applause] Yamir Ayana Butler, [Applause] King Xavier Cawan. [Applause] Oh, Tyler Jacob Dalton, Ally Lynn McLaclin, Cameron Lee Stole, [Applause] Lean Mikuel [Applause] Ward, Willie Hubahib, Caribou, Aditia Das, [Applause] Anie Lee [Applause] Fiser, Josiah Michael Hardesty. You made it, Joshua Allen Johnston. Congratulations Samantha Josephine Mley [Music] [Applause] Sabay [Applause] Jot Abel Tjo Anthony John Allen [Applause] Randon Oanile [Applause] Badget, Briana Nicole Carmichael. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Reed Michael Denune, Gabriel [Applause] Echon, Noe Alberto Garcia Jr. [Applause] here. Marissa May Gost Shiloh Juels's Henry [Applause] [Music] Kyle Aiden Mcloin [Applause] Kik Tqui [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Robinson, Amazing Grace [Applause] Ross, Ashley Marie Renan, [Applause] Sudep Tamong, Kylie Renee Valdez, [Applause] Ash Tanner [Applause] Dodie, Catherine, and Marie [Applause] Fleming, Addison

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023Dawn Martino [Applause] Now, Mamadoo Barry, a new R. [Applause] Bassinet, Amadu Abbacher Lee, [Applause] Sahir Tavon [Applause] Martin, Alexis Nicole Reed, [Applause] Wyatt Gabriel Raymond, Jacob Arthur Tisdale, Alandre Nicholas Wolffork, [Applause] Emma Jane [Applause] Dodson, Isabelle Renee Jackson, [Applause] Sage Nicole [Applause] Vuslich Isatu Alpha [Applause] So Abigail Morgan Bates [Applause] Carly Angel [Applause] Logan, Grace, Catherine [Music] [Applause] Markoff, Ava Bren Riddle, [Applause] Zoe Katherine Swiggart, Sierra Grace [Applause] Woodyard, Alicia By [Applause] Anna Ernestine [Music] Trroware, Nivea Lee [Applause] Franks, Abigail Lynn [Applause] March, Sarah Nicole Tacket, [Applause] Ariana Isabelle Tjo, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Naa Lee Frank. Oh, sorry. Honesty, my angel [Applause] Jones, Shawn [Music] Don, Shawn Donovan, [Music] [Applause] Macccyver, Adam Joe Mitchell Mills, [Applause] [Music] Autumn Brook [Applause] Rarden Gracie Efeld. She's Ty Patrick Gury. [Applause] Jonathan Arthur [Applause] Miller, Robert James Pritchard,

024[Applause] [Music] Daniel Matthew Thomas Meyers, [Applause] Christi Machmu, Munyasi, Nabu, [Applause] Lily, Renee, Ripple, [Applause] Kadatu, So, [Applause] Aaliyah Ryan [Applause] Steel, Scott Charles Torerson, Ellie Nicole Brunie, [Applause] Jalissia Marie Marshall Banks [Applause] Porter Sterling Nolles [Applause] Dominic Alexander Swainy William N. New Savon Timoray Daxton Charles Ray Adams Caleb Scott Caslo [Applause] Cassidy Grace [Music] Martin, Carter Thomas Phillips, Amber Renee Nicole [Applause] [Music] Thompson, Avery Lynn Harmon, [Applause] Kaia Marie [Applause] Afalter Haley Olivia [Applause] [Music] Boss Ariana Len [Applause] Brown, Connor Blake [Applause] Knight, Sophia Joy, Viola, [Applause] Ibrahima. So, [Applause] Napier Kaden Long, [Applause] Shmayiah Monnique Crockett, [Applause] Aaron Isaiah Walls, [Applause] Kyle Alexander [Applause] Alonzo Porter Colin Butterball Lacy Rose Fininkle [Music] [Applause] Isabella Nicole Lynn [Applause] Gainner Madison an [Applause] Gladel Elena an Koopovich Gabriella Marie Sims, Benjamin David King, Angelina Fischer,

025[Applause] Chester Jarrett [Music] [Applause] Gidley, Carmine Anderson, [Applause] [Music] Mesmer, Mark Daniel Patrick, [Applause] Anya Lynn [Applause] West, Aquia Isaba [Applause] Akato and Elise Darth. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Amora Marie Dennis, [Applause] Olivia Bell, Dalvo, [Applause] Hannah Marie [Applause] Henson, Colton Patrick Kirk, Alexandria Catherine Lef [Applause] Fever, Latanis Darlene [Applause] Maher, Preston Ty Nelson, [Applause] Riley Maximus [Applause] Rice, Vincent Joseph Ray [Applause] [Music] Robinson, Meandre Chakquai Alexander Shepard, [Applause] Sarai Christristiana [Applause] Truss Avery Star Nora [Applause] Arnold Liam Christopher Gistler [Applause] Catherine Kelly [Applause] Sheay, Liliana Veronica [Applause] Tipple, Carter Thomas, [Applause] Beckwith, Cameron Hope, Carney, [Applause] Riley Nessa Kelly, [Applause] Jasmine Ajali [Applause] Johnson, Amberllin Grace McCoy, [Applause] Nisha [Applause] Bassnet, Aiden Frederick Irwin, [Applause] Cristiana Reil, Connor [Applause] [Music] Carter Thomas [Applause] Maccgarvey, Martial Empo Valerio. [Applause] Carter Joseph Armen [Applause] Trout, Jackson Alexander

026[Applause] Blau, Danielle Topiso O [Applause] Chin, Ian Michael Gray, [Applause] Mason Ray Hall, [Applause] Sean Sukson, [Applause] Conquo Brian Christopher Lad Addison Rose Smith. [Applause] Bentu Dakite, [Applause] [Music] Xavier Malik, [Applause] Henderson, Denasia Lamarie Overby, [Music] [Applause] Delana Madison Sims, [Applause] King Non Williams. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] India Naa [Applause] Cardwell Jay's Jade Rose Cauldron [Applause] Mia Lenora Louisa Mayel, Mia Gabriella [Applause] Walsh, Taran Nicole Belucas, [Applause] Ethan Reese Dre, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Robert Goodlive, [Applause] [Music] V Sebastian Drake Gregory [Applause] Braden Michael [Applause] Hton Ava Bell Kindle Oro Bro, [Applause] Anna is Menddees, [Applause] Jesse Dwayne Slaughter, Brooke Elizabeth [Applause] Reed, Rohan VC Omen, [Applause] Irvin Danso, Amakqua [Applause] Christopher Allen North, [Music] Aaliyah D. Andrews, [Applause] Daniel Leaf, Houston, [Applause] Aiel, so Amelia Cheyenne lo Jacob Anthony McFarland [Applause] land. Faith Cheryl Eugene [Applause]

027Tanker, Haley Kirstston [Music] [Applause] Huffman, Retatika Giri, [Applause] Lucas Tyler Hutchkins, Adriana Lee, [Applause] Shaun Aaron Crowley II, Abdul Aziz Dia Naomi Bell [Music] [Applause] Dickerson Javier Andre Green Dylan Michael [Applause] [Music] Martin, Chance Delonzo Newsome, [Applause] Caleb Shane Owen, Christopher Muel [Applause] Rogers, Gabriella Nikita [Applause] Watung, Gavin Ray Krauss, [Applause] Malia Anne Johnson, Congratulations [Applause] Trayvon Marley Reed [Applause] Vanessa Marie Lynette [Applause] Robinson Desar Nathaniel Henry's [Applause] Paxton Robert Barnau, [Applause] Samuel Andrew Engel [Music] [Applause] Andrew James Establo, [Applause] Cameron Theodore Evans, [Applause] Colton Richard Gidley, [Applause] Caleb Mason Litman, [Applause] Nicholas Emerson, [Applause] Luch Carter Ryan Merrill, That's my brother Matthew David Mertz, Logan Maxwell Nickerson, [Applause] Vincent Robert Price, [Applause] Jenny Ray, [Music] [Applause] Jacob Jeffrey Ralph, [Applause] Jonathan Michael Redmond, [Applause] Sophia Shu [Applause] Regali, Nicholas Julian [Applause] Scott, Hayden Michael

028Stockbridge, [Applause] Theophilus Frederick Runan, two wide on Drew Michael Red, [Music] [Applause] Kavon Emit [Applause] Hopkins, Jaden Lawrence Fowler, Muhammad Nimmer, Liy Hammad, Congratulations, [Music] Ahmed [Applause] Nazeri. Congratulations Nadia Patrice Wear Kareem Aziz [Applause] Boss Joshua Russell Roth [Applause] Anthony Allen Blevens, Lucas Gregory [Music] [Applause] Flynn, Michaela Dallas Kirby, [Applause] Dakota Charles Stewart, Landon Michael Ward, [Music] [Applause] Evan Mason, Christopher [Applause] Joseph Christopher [Applause] Hair, Maxwell Thomas [Applause] Harman, Iverson Elijah [Applause] Klusman, Hayden Edward [Applause] Pashki, Corey Rashawn Howard Jr. Mia Jana Adams, Jaden Michael Brooks, [Applause] Uma Shanti Canut, [Applause] Rosswin Renee Castow, Jackson Timothy Coolen, [Applause] Gray Linsky, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Nicholas Michael Martin, Landon Dean Maddox, Ava Marie Ratliff, Austin James Ramos, Julia Marie Snyder, [Applause] Malia Janelle Williams, [Applause] Lola Marie Corey. [Applause] All right, y'all. My voice is gone, so

029y'all got to work with me. Okay, got to work. Okay, on behalf of the Canal Winchester High School graduating class of 2025, I humbly accept these diplomas. Members of the class of 2025, please stand. Yeah. All right. [Applause] As president of the class, I have the honor of leading us in the last activity we will do all together. Join me now as we turn our tassels. Let's go. Let's go. [Applause] Congratulations to the class of 2025 and all those people who have supported them on their journey. Please stay seated until all of our graduates exit. Thank you for attending today's commencement ceremony and have a wonderful evening. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] [Applause] [Music] I [Music] got heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] Everyone [Music]

030[Applause] [Music] [Applause] La. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music]

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