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The Heritage High School graduation ceremony on June 9, 2025, celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2025 in a heartfelt event held at the Vine Center. The ceremony was marked by a strong sense of community, as graduates were able to invite unlimited family and friends, alleviating concerns about tickets, weather, and parking.

Valedictorian Calvin Guo delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and resilience. He encouraged his classmates to view their graduation as a key to future opportunities, while also acknowledging that not every door will open easily. Guo urged his peers to keep searching for the right paths and to remain steadfast in pursuing their dreams, despite the inevitable challenges they may face.
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The ceremony also recognized the accomplishments of the school's girls track team, who won their consecutive state championship, highlighting the spirit of achievement that permeated the event. As the graduates turned their tassels, they were welcomed into the alumni community, symbolizing the legacy of success they are now a part of.

The event concluded with a reminder of the values instilled at Heritage High School: being welcoming, encouraging, responsible, engaged, and achieving. The Class of 2025 left the ceremony with a sense of pride and determination, ready to embark on their next adventures.

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