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Wappingers Junior High holds Class of 2025 promotion and presents inaugural citizenship award

June 14, 2025 | Wappingers Central School District, School Districts, New York


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Wappingers Junior High holds Class of 2025 promotion and presents inaugural citizenship award
Wappingers Junior High School held its Class of 2025 promotion ceremony in the school auditorium, where administrators, board members and PTA leaders recognized students with academic and character awards and introduced an inaugural citizenship prize named for Jack Antonio Cortez.

Principal Thompson opened the event and thanked school and district staff, saying, “This was an amazing year for us at Wappingers Junior High School.” Superintendent Dr. Bunk spoke afterward, congratulating the students and urging them to “be an active participant in the life of the school.” Vice President Eddie Slobshower of the Board of Education also addressed students and families.

The ceremony included awards in subject areas and special recognitions. English language arts honors went to Francesca Giazmondo; world language to Sofia Gaza; mathematics to Megan Klapatowski; social studies to Luke Edwards. The school announced an inaugural citizenship award in memory of Jack Antonio Cortez; the first recipient was Killian Hines. Principal Thompson acknowledged PTA officers—Phyllis Wan (president), Camille Capello (vice president), Emily Sadiq (treasurer) and Dominic Hughes (secretary)—for their support.

Administrators noted the event drew a full auditorium and included a presentation of the graduating class list. The ceremony also featured brief remarks about continuity to Royce Ketchum High School, with Superintendent Dr. Bunk saying incoming principal Mr. Sipe sent his best wishes. The program closed with congratulations to the students and a reminder that there is no school the following day.

The ceremony was primarily celebratory and informational; no formal board actions, votes or policy decisions were taken during the event.

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