Saltillo High School Graduation Speech

I have been going to school since I was four years old and, that means that I have been attending school twenty to twenty two years, including kindergarten, middle school, high school and now college. As every student, I had my ups and downs in school; I had some failures and some successes. One of the failures that affected me the most and that I will always remember was the time that I was in high school during my junior year. I failed almost all my classes and, I only passed two classes and with a C. In the other hand I had some really good success. The most recent one and the one that I am still happy about is getting my Family Development Credential. We learn from our mistakes and also from our successes, these two times in my life

Dear administrators, teachers, parents, beloved friends, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 8th grade graduation. It’s a pleasure to be standing in front of you today on this beautiful day to express the happiness we all feel.

Hello everyone! My name's Ally Ward and I'm a senior at South Stanly High School. Currently I'm taking CCP courses with SCC, so that I'll have two years under my belt when I start college. I plan to attend Gardner-Webb University this Fall and major in English with a teaching license. After I receive my major I plan to get my doctorate in English and then get a job as an English professor. I also love to read, shoot archery, ride horses, and spend time with my family.

Welcome to Lakenheath High School! Lakenheath has a lot to offer that most people don’t realize and I didn’t realize until it was too late. If I could give you one piece of advice it would be to join a club, any of them, even if you don’t think you’ll be interested.

The DASH I hope to leave behind me would be meaningful and significant if I could make an impact on this humble, close-knit community of Horn Lake. For my actions to be remembered, it would indicate that I truly made a difference in the town in which I grew up; and after having forged the greatest friendships and memories for which I could ask here, leaving a mark of me would be an honor. This is why, as I embark on the next step of my life and head off to college, I have chosen to remain in Mississippi for my choice of school: I will not be straying far from my family, my friends, and the community I have known and with which been blessed my entire life.

There are quite a few things I'm proud of that I've accomplished these past few years at Monrovia High School. During Freshman year, I went to Wild Rose Elementary school to help set up for a "camp out at school" kind of event. I spent three hours there setting up tents, helping with games, and putting everything back. I also became the secretary for the Art and Philosophy Club for Freshman and Sophmore year. During Junior year, I helped tutor Freshmen who needed helped with English or Science. I did this for a couple weeks, up to 25 hours. I also became the president of the Art and Philosophy Club at that time. Currently, I am still president of that club and have become a member of the National Honor Society (NHS) and the National Society

Congratulations Venice High School class of 2016! Throughout these past four years, we’ve slaved over assignments, sweated at sports practices, and succeeded in many pursuits. A few of us worked hard up until graduation, but for most of us, Senioritis struck; if we continue to do nothing the only jobs we’ll be qualified for are seats in the U.S Senate.

August fifteenth, two thousand thirteen. We became freshmen of the Camdenton High School. Most of us were ready for it. Yet some were not. As we lived in these halls, we have hit many mountains, but have also rode down many hills. Although we may think we are free; our journey is not over yet.

Hi, Mrs. Anderson! It's Tabbi and I was wondering about the eighth grade graduation video. Every year Mrs. James made a video that included baby pictures and other pictures from there time at Norwood. So, with Mrs. James no longer at Norwood will the graduating class still get a video? If no one is making a video who could I get in contact with to see if I could make the video. I would love to volunteer my time to make a video they will enjoy for many years to come.

One evening, at Bayside High School the Class of 2016 is preparing for the moment they have been waiting for all their life, graduation night. Lights shining all throughout the stadium. Music blasting as the students walk out in their gowns and caps. They’re all waiting anxiously to be seated to receive their diplomas. As multiple students are getting called up the last student to be called up is Adrian Wilson. He goes up and proudly receives his white and blue diploma. Nathan walks back to his seat full of joy and waits there patiently. The students all stand up, and the principle then says in the microphone, “Congratulations Class of 2016!” They all then throw their caps into the air like frisbees, screaming and cheering. Adrian and his

Ever since I could remember my parents told me that college was key to being successful in life, if you didn 't attend a good college your life was most likely not going to be a very happy one. This message stay throughout my life , education was of great importance and college was the key factor of where you ended up in life. High school counselors, teachers, parents, and mentors all emphasized that the better the college you attend the more opportunities you 'll have. Being a high school senior and having to think seriously about the future now, I applied for many schools and landed at Utah Valley University, a great feeder school for Brigham Young University. I attended Utah Valley University for 1 semester and I really enjoyed many aspects of going to a university but decided to go back home to orange county and attend a community college instead, Coastline Community College. I have so far been enrolled at coastline for about a month and can see the likenesses and the differences between the university life and the community college life. I can see no college is alike, and that doesn 't mean one college is better than another. It took transferring to a community college to see that not even a university is better than a community college.

The year is 2017, and it is almost time for the Salem High School graduation. However, before the end of this enormous chapter in our lives, we have to plan the perfect senior trip. It has to be one that will be remembered for years to come! The senior class officers, Kali Jackson, Shawn Black, Philip Youngs, and Sidney Long, arrange a meeting for the entire senior class to discuss the most anticipated trip of our lives.

It’s an honor to be here today, standing in front of friends, family, faculty, members of the board, and most importantly, the Sterling High School class of 2017. I’m going to try my best to keep this short because I’m sure most of you, like myself, are sweating profusely, and after all, as my grandfather used to say, “The ears can only listen to what the butt can tolerate.” So, let’s get right down to it.

We made it through alive! Welcome family and friends to Gunderson High School’s class of 2018 graduation. As a class, we have gone through many ups and downs together. High school is for making unforgettable memories, and that is exactly what we did the past four years. Even though this may seem like the end, it is just the beginning of a new adventure. Whether it is jumping straight into work or a career, community college, a four year university, the army, we are all going to be doing amazing things.

Math was always a subject that I struggled with throughout all of my years in school. This was actually brought to my attention when I was getting ready for my high school graduation party a few years ago. I was putting together an album of various pictures and other documents of things I had collected throughout my life, from Prekindergarten to my senior year of high school. Some of these documents included school projects, documentation from my school of how much I 'd grown in a year, and most importantly my report cards. While looking at them, I realized, how consistently average, or in some cases below average, I was in math.