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Pembroke High School awards diplomas to Class of 2025; students credited in accreditation work
Summary
Pembroke High School held its 2025 commencement, awarding diplomas to 169 students and highlighting seniors’ role in the school’s recent NEASC accreditation. Speeches urged graduates to be present, courageous and kind.
Pembroke High School held its graduation ceremony for the class of 2025, during which school leaders certified that diploma candidates met the requirements set by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Pembroke Public Schools School Committee and pronounced the graduates as the class of 2025.
The event opened with Principal Mark Talbot welcoming families, staff and students and thanking school custodial, facilities and safety staff for preparing the ceremony. Mr. Talbot also told the graduates the class had played a central role in a multi‑year accreditation process, saying, “We did earn our tenure accreditation. The visiting team and the NEASC commission voted overwhelmingly to award us that distinction.”
In her remarks, Superintendent Erin Obi congratulated graduates and urged them to apply the…
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