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School officials and ceremony presenters announced that 40 students completed associate degrees on campus, and presenters described the graduating class as including the school's — and, as they stated, the state's — first on‑campus associate degree in aviator science. The ceremony also noted other credential milestones: presenters said nine students earned general education certificates and that three graduates are preparing to enter the armed forces.

\"I certify that all graduates have completed all of the requirements set forth by Alpine School District and the Board of Education to graduate at this commencement,\" Julie King said at the ceremony. Later in the program, Courtney Johnson, identified as a school official and present at the ceremony, offered the Board of Education's congratulations and acceptance of the graduates.

Presenters at the ceremony reported a collective scholarship total for the class. The announcement described the amount as \"13.3 million dollars in scholarships\"; a separate numerical figure reported for Utah Valley University credit‑value or tuition savings in the transcript appears garbled and is not specified in clear numerical form in the record. The ceremony also noted that many graduates completed Utah Valley University credits while in high school.

Administrators recognized an educator retiring after 23 years, and singled out individual students for small‑group honors and university scholarships. The program repeatedly framed the graduating class's accomplishments in aviation training and dual‑credit coursework as a key feature of the school's year.

Clarifying details recorded during the ceremony: 40 students earned associate degrees on campus; nine students earned general education certificates; presenters said three graduates are preparing to serve in the armed forces; presenters described one program as the school's and state’s first on‑campus associate in aviator science. The transcript includes additional announced numbers for UVU credit savings that are garbled and therefore not reported as precise figures here.

This certification was ceremonial and recorded at commencement. No vote or board motion was announced in the transcript beyond the verbal certification and acceptance by district and school representatives.

Looking ahead, school officials said the class will move on to a mix of college, military and career paths; the ceremony did not record follow‑up actions or formal board orders tied to the certifications beyond the public statement of acceptance.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Cedar Valley High School Graduation","oneSentenceSummary","Julie King, Alpine School District board member representative, certified that the Cedar Valley High School Class of 2025 met district graduation requirements and that students earned on‑campus associate degrees and scholarship awards.","taxTitle","Alpine School District, Utah School Boards, Utah","taxId",65807,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6231232,"'Do what you can,' student speakers tell Cedar Valley graduates; student council presents fight‑song plaque to principal",1550,2004600,3555320,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3434542-bb10f595c37fa3ab70ae39c9df50d71d&start=2004&end=3555","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3434542-bb10f595c37fa3ab70ae39c9df50d71d/thumbnail_2004600.jpg","/articles/6231232/Utah/Do-what-you-can-student-speakers-tell-Cedar-Valley-graduates-student-council-presents-fightsong-plaque-to-principal","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6231232-d6b1a6baafcf3c4380111a140b0642ce/orig.mp4?Expires=1771138193&Signature=ZLNspMYHXJsOorfqqBUvglbttlIZ7PIHkSgieWWQe9sY0NRstsyfbitfmy2lRO~mmqO~pmLd2~j52c6mUuYw5FFLvRRtHPKG0wYiq8ImiKpZf9kfqdABuUPOThXVEwVobmRbI8QTKrXFm4hQyB~HxEZ~mEcuroysN-FWZ7wY0bdPjC4la7f7HHx3uPl2BfzeOa9Lh9rn3jf82qoSx8dqzcDYAIE0IjF-FRkDprgEWdPb5nrjWDRaV59amaMjwlxf7hA-Ys2I4iQFiYOwGrdOCGIma8TmVwG9H1LN3c46kMVq-E1soedtXB0sk282JlqOXkL4DmIf9mvjVpni7Sivlw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At Cedar Valley High School's commencement, student speakers urged classmates to take initiative and embrace responsibility, repeatedly using the phrase \"Do what you can\" as a central message for the Class of 2025.

One student speaker recounted a family slogan — \"Do what you can\" — and tied it to the class's experience learning and preparing for life after high school: \"Do what you can,\" the speaker said, framing the phrase as a call to try hard and keep trying in the face of challenges.

Student remarks also emphasized gratitude toward parents, staff and support personnel, and several speakers described the transition from being passengers in life to taking control — a theme echoed in the school's yearlong motif, \"It's not the plane, it's the pilot.\" Speakers shared personal stories about learning, failure and persistence and encouraged peers to pursue further education, missions, trade careers or the armed forces.

As part of the program, the graduating class's student council presented a senior gift: a welded plaque inscribed with the school's fight song, created with assistance from the school's welding department and Ms. Cooper. Student council members said the plaque will be displayed in the school office as a symbol of unity and school pride.

The speeches and the gift ceremony were elements of the commencement program; they contained personal reflections and ceremonial acknowledgments rather than formal school board actions.","Student speakers at Cedar Valley's commencement urged classmates to take initiative with the refrain \"Do what you can,\" and student council presented a senior gift — a plaque bearing the school fight song — to Principal Courtney Johnson.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6231237,"Cedar Valley commencement highlights broad athletics, arts successes including state placings and national titles",247,2998330,3245340,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3434542-bb10f595c37fa3ab70ae39c9df50d71d&start=2998&end=3245","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3434542-bb10f595c37fa3ab70ae39c9df50d71d/thumbnail_2998330.jpg","/articles/6231237/Utah/Cedar-Valley-commencement-highlights-broad-athletics-arts-successes-including-state-placings-and-national-titles","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6231237-46f4118974dac06571d71ae41a179b7f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771138193&Signature=dFjFnKV7zzg2zBU4G8ozu3SpR1qUX75QvBloOqo89ZCubwra~wborGu7VKISNkeCUgh~oi9Hus3x~pDUXGqEzn6OMHcEhUZAzcUVYXHVeSf6ONOWeNUSuYNSkVGY7sr8faGnz7o6TtkkS-kr~wPws0AF3gPiHFdSy1y7hSEM83g6aygCLAcMotvbGIYHgHWDb2NlouaHfsTwnb4gPB3h09SSoovNuHfp9Y5V-qC1OjFA9LA0riMii46B-rAZepQ615ITzjKUXZPI8RUe3x7xDCjMl6U4KldtlnYQBTsHhGUuwzqQw84MUkHqwTGYula0lGHDhJETYlQGf7~37ymTdQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","School presenters at Cedar Valley High School’s commencement catalogued a wide array of extracurricular achievements for the Class of 2025, noting state placings, program records and national championships across athletics, performing arts and music.

Ceremony announcers said the cheer team won the state 5A Co Lehi Cheer Championship and later became national champions in the varsity band chant division. Both boys and girls cross‑country teams qualified for state. The drill team won first overall at the Rocky Mountain Invitational and placed well at region and state competitions.

Presenters highlighted program records for girls' wrestling, boys' golf reaching the final day of the state championship, and a milestone boys' tennis season in which every varsity player qualified for the state playoff in the program's history. The ballroom program and powerlifting teams also received multiple state‑level finishes and championships.

Choirs and ensembles received superior ratings at state competitions and at Music in the Parks; several students earned superior solo and ensemble ratings. Presenters described the year's accomplishments as \"historic\" for several programs, framing competitive results and statewide recognition as a central part of the class's year.

The commencement program presented these items as a summary of the year’s extracurricular successes; no formal awards or post‑ceremony administrative actions were recorded in the transcript.","During the commencement program, school presenters reviewed the Class of 2025’s extracurricular achievements across sports, music and performing arts, citing state placings, program records and national titles.","actionData","errors"]

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Alpine School District representative certifies Cedar Valley Class of 2025; students earn on‑campus aviation associate degrees

'Do what you can,' student speakers tell Cedar Valley graduates; student council presents fight‑song plaque to principal

Cedar Valley commencement highlights broad athletics, arts successes including state placings and national titles