Pembroke High School celebrates Class of 2025 achievements and vision of graduates

Pembroke High School is set to celebrate its Class of 2025 with a graduation ceremony that highlights the school’s commitment to fostering well-rounded, empowered learners. During a recent school board meeting, officials discussed the successful implementation of the "vision of the graduate," which aims to cultivate students as effective communicators, engaged citizens, meaningful collaborators, and empowered learners.

The meeting revealed that 92% of students feel a strong understanding of this vision, indicating its deep integration into the school culture. This year marks a significant milestone as the senior class will receive report cards that reflect their progress toward achieving these goals, a first for Pembroke High School.

Superintendent Obie emphasized the importance of communication skills, noting that students have grown in their ability to articulate ideas and engage in respectful dialogue. The Class of 2025 has demonstrated civic responsibility through participation in community initiatives and local elections, showcasing their commitment to being engaged citizens.

Collaboration was another key focus, with students learning the value of working together and embracing diverse perspectives. Superintendent Obie praised their ability to navigate challenges and foster a community built on kindness and respect.

The meeting also highlighted the importance of resilience in education. Students have been encouraged to view setbacks as opportunities for growth, preparing them for future challenges beyond high school.

As the graduation ceremony approaches, the school community looks forward to celebrating the achievements of the Class of 2025, recognizing not just their academic accomplishments but also their development into well-rounded individuals ready to make meaningful contributions to society.