Wisconsin Rapids honors Class of 2025 during graduation ceremony

The Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools celebrated a momentous occasion as the Class of 2025 graduated in a heartfelt ceremony on June 2, 2025. The event marked a significant milestone for the students, their families, and the community, showcasing the achievements of the graduates who have met or exceeded all requirements for graduation.

During the ceremony, the atmosphere was filled with pride and emotion as educators expressed their admiration for the students. A poignant moment was dedicated to remembering two classmates, Casey Marie Ramtham and Tava Mae Ray Zimmerman, who passed away before the ceremony. Their families were present, and the audience honored their memory with a round of applause, reflecting the community's support and solidarity.

The graduation ceremony proceeded with the formal conferral of diplomas, led by WRPS School Board President John Kringes and Superintendent Ron Rasmussen, alongside associate principals. Graduates were called to the stage one by one, marking the culmination of their hard work and dedication throughout their high school years.

This year's graduation not only celebrated academic achievements but also highlighted the resilience and unity of the Lincoln High School community. As the Class of 2025 embarks on their next chapter, the support from their families and educators will undoubtedly continue to guide them in their future endeavors. The event stands as a testament to the importance of education and community in shaping the lives of young individuals.