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Graduation celebrates Class of 2025 one last time

Sydney Ortiz and Tricia Darcy
May 25, 2025
Sydney Ortiz
Senior Maddy Miranda celebrates as she walks across the stage to get her diploma on May 24. On graduation day, Miranda wore her state title cheer medal. She will cheer at TCU next year.

The Class of 2025 graduated on May 24 at NRG Stadium. The ceremony included a valedictorian speech by Wells Kenny and a salutatorian speech from David Gonzalez. Check out the slideshow of images from the event.

More images by KP Media photojournalists are also available online at Smugmug.com. Check out Sydney Ortiz’s photos and Tricia Darcy’s photos as well.

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