Tumwater High School Class of 2025 graduates

Tumwater, WALocal News

The Tumwater High School Class of 2025 graduated on June 6 at Saint Martin’s University, celebrating their achievements in a formal ceremony. Principal Zach Suderman delivered a welcoming address, emphasizing the importance of the moment for the graduates and their families. Senior Class Speaker Esther Vuong shared reflections on their collective journey, highlighting the growth experienced over the years. The event featured musical performances, including "Pomp and Circumstance" and "I Lived," fostering a spirit of unity among attendees. Superintendent Kevin Bogatin presented the class, and the Tumwater School Board awarded diplomas, recognizing each student's accomplishments.

The ceremony concluded with the traditional turning of the tassel by Senior Class President Sydney Sumrok, symbolizing their transition to the next chapter. This year’s graduation underscores the resilience and determination of the Class of 2025, celebrating not only their academic success but also their shared experiences. Such ceremonies are vital in building community spirit and honoring educational milestones.

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