The graduation ceremony for Arcadia High School's class of 2025 took place on May 2, 2025, celebrating the achievements of the students and marking a significant milestone in their lives. The event was attended by faculty, staff, district administration, and notable guests, including state senator and board member Corinne Warner and assistant superintendent Margaret Serna.

The ceremony began with a warm welcome from the host, who acknowledged the hard work and dedication of the graduates. The event was livestreamed by students from the CMASS program, allowing friends and family to join in the celebration remotely. Attendees were reminded to silence their phones to maintain the ceremony's decorum.

The national anthem was performed by Dayton Phillips, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Lily Ord, setting a patriotic tone for the evening. Savannah Shorb, a member of the graduating class, was invited to deliver the class address, expressing her excitement and honor in speaking to her peers and the audience.

This graduation ceremony not only recognized the accomplishments of the students but also highlighted the support of the entire Arcadia learning community, emphasizing the collaborative effort that contributed to the graduates' success. The event served as a reminder of the importance of education and community in shaping the future of the students as they embark on their next journeys.