Saint Philip's and Palo Alto colleges celebrate academic achievements of graduating students

The South San Antonio High School graduation ceremony held on May 29, 2025, celebrated the achievements of numerous students as they prepare for their next steps in education and careers. The event highlighted the diverse paths chosen by graduates, with many students planning to attend local colleges and universities, while others are entering the workforce or enlisting in the military.

Among the graduates, several students will continue their education at Saint Philip's College, including Cesar Ezekiel Cepuentes, Jacob Christopher Cobos, and Yvette Alejandra Copado. Others, like Mateo Oreon Contreras, will earn an associate's degree in criminal justice, while Clarissa Faith Bruce Bellos is set to attend Texas A&M San Antonio after earning an associate of science in biology.

The ceremony also recognized students who will be attending Palo Alto College, such as Angelina Coronado and Kayla Sofia Cordera. Notably, Janessa Jourdine Davila will attend the University of Texas at San Antonio, and Alicia Amber de Hoyos will further her studies at the University of Texas at Austin.

In addition to academic pursuits, some graduates are taking significant steps into their futures. Dubelsa Yanid De Hoyos is enlisting in the United States Navy, while others like Adriana Sofia Diaz and Christopher Isaac Escamilla are entering the workforce after earning their degrees.

The graduation ceremony not only marked the end of high school for these students but also served as a launchpad for their future endeavors, showcasing a commitment to education and service within the community. As these graduates embark on their next chapters, the South San Antonio High School community celebrates their accomplishments and looks forward to their contributions in the years to come.