North Brookfield High School honors students at annual award ceremony

North Brookfield Jr/Sr High School celebrated its Class Day 2025 on June 3, 2025, recognizing the achievements of its students with a series of awards and heartfelt tributes. The event highlighted the dedication and accomplishments of the graduating seniors, fostering a sense of community and pride among students, faculty, and families.

Among the notable awards presented, Dayton Ford received the Best Investigative Researcher award for his outstanding work in a true crime media course. His skills in debate and potential for future leadership were also acknowledged, suggesting a promising path ahead. Aden Burner was honored as the Most Improved Writer of the Year, showcasing significant growth in his writing abilities.

Miss Kemp, a faculty member, presented awards for academic excellence in science. Nico was recognized for his achievements in anatomy and physiology, while Dayton Ford was again celebrated for excelling in multiple science courses, demonstrating his commitment to academic rigor.

Caitlin Malone, representing the North Brookfield Student Council, awarded gold and silver member certificates to students who contributed significantly to the council and school community. Anthony Polanco received the prestigious Commonwealth Award from the Massachusetts Association of Student Councils, highlighting his leadership and dedication.

The ceremony concluded with the reading of the class will, a cherished tradition that allows graduating students to share memories and pass on tokens of their time at the school. This event not only marked the end of an era for the Class of 2025 but also set the stage for their future endeavors, reinforcing the importance of community and support as they embark on new journeys.