Lone Peak High School celebrates Class of 2025 with Ubuntu philosophy

The upcoming graduation ceremony for Lone Peak High School's Class of 2025 promises to be a heartfelt celebration of community and connection. During a recent government meeting, officials highlighted the significance of the event, emphasizing the bonds formed among students, teachers, and staff that contribute to the school's vibrant culture.

A key theme discussed was the concept of "Ubuntu," a Bantu philosophy that underscores the importance of relationships in shaping identity. This idea resonates deeply within the Lone Peak community, as it reflects how the connections made during high school can foster confidence, purpose, and resilience among students. The phrase "I am because we are" encapsulates the spirit of togetherness that defines the Lone Peak experience.

The graduation ceremony will feature performances by the school choir, directed by Mr. Alec Powell, and a special presentation from the Lone Peak High School administration. Caleb Thomas is set to deliver a tribute to the adults who have supported the students throughout their journey. Principal Todd Dawson will also address the graduates, reinforcing the importance of self-belief and the value of community.

As the Class of 2025 prepares to embark on their next chapter, the emphasis on relationships and shared experiences serves as a reminder of the lasting impact of their time at Lone Peak High School. The graduation ceremony is not just a celebration of academic achievement but a recognition of the meaningful connections that will continue to shape their lives.