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Norman North High School celebrates Class of 2025 at commencement ceremony
Summary
Students, school leaders and the Board of Education gathered for Norman North High School's Class of 2025 commencement, featuring multiple student speeches, acknowledgements of staff and a long roll call of graduates.
Kim Garrett, principal of Norman North High School, opened the commencement ceremony with housekeeping instructions, introductions of Board of Education members and district leaders, and thanks to faculty, staff and music contributors.
Student speakers included Stephen McGlasson, who said he plans to attend Oklahoma City Community College and later transfer to the University of Oklahoma to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and Jameson Wu, the student body president, who reflected on shared experiences and leadership. Senior class president Kennedy Starr delivered the senior reflection, noting class achievements including raising over $887,000 for SPUD recipients and encouraging classmates to "do good" and "be good."
Superintendent Nick Mollorino and Board President Dirk O'Hara offered congratulatory remarks before the ceremony moved into the diploma presentation. Stage staff and announcers then read the long roll of graduates' names before the principal invited the Senior Class of 2025 to move their tassels and formally mark the transition.
The ceremony primarily consisted of speeches, recognitions and the presentation of diplomas; there were no formal civic actions, votes, or policy discussions recorded in the transcript.
