North High School celebrates Class of 2022 graduation led by principal and superintendent

May 14, 2025 | CHSD 99, School Boards, Illinois


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North High School celebrates Class of 2022 graduation led by principal and superintendent
The North High School Class of 2022 celebrated their commencement on May 14, 2025, marking a significant milestone in their educational journey. The ceremony honored not only the graduates but also the dedicated staff members who are retiring this year, including Miss Donna Bridal, Miss Deborah, and others from various departments. The student body expressed gratitude for the guidance and support received throughout their high school years.

During the ceremony, several graduates were recognized for their commitment to serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, highlighting the diverse paths the students are taking as they transition into adulthood. The speakers reflected on the unique challenges faced by the Class of 2022, particularly the impact of the pandemic and the loss of a classmate, Mason. They emphasized resilience and the importance of cherishing the memories created during their time at North High.

Principal and Superintendent Dr. Hank Thiele addressed the graduates, encouraging them to acknowledge the support from family, friends, and teachers that helped them reach this point. He reminded them that District 99 will always be their home and expressed pride in their accomplishments, especially given the extraordinary circumstances of their high school experience.

Board member Jenny Hagstrom also commended the graduates for their perseverance during a challenging time, affirming the board's recognition of their achievements. The ceremony concluded with the formal conferral of diplomas, a moment that underscored the significance of this transition for the graduates as they embark on new beginnings.

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