Travis Early College High School announces class of 2025 leadership and honor students

The recent graduation ceremony for Travis Early College High School celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2025, highlighting the hard work and dedication of both students and educators. The event featured key figures from the Austin Independent School District (AISD), including Superintendent Matthias Segura and Assistant Superintendent Angel Wilson, who acknowledged the collective efforts that contributed to the students' success.

Among the notable graduates, Mikayla Gonzales was honored as the valedictorian, while Garomey Contreras earned the title of salutatorian. The ceremony also recognized senior class co-officers Isaac Velasquez and Raymond Chavez, who played significant roles in their peers' high school experience.

The presence of various school leaders, including principals from elementary and middle schools within the vertical team, underscored the collaborative support system that has been instrumental in guiding these students from their early education through high school. This partnership between schools and families is crucial in fostering a strong educational foundation, which was evident in the accomplishments of the graduating class.

As the community reflects on this milestone, the success of the Class of 2025 serves as a reminder of the importance of educational support and the positive impact it has on students' futures. The graduation not only marks the end of one chapter but also opens doors for new opportunities as these young individuals prepare to embark on their next adventures.