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CLASS of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Commencement for Bladensburg High School CLASS Of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS May 30, 2020 u 7:00 pm BLADENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL eGraduation Celebration Order of Proceedings Master and Mistress of Ceremonies Taylor Thomas Radio Personality Joe Clair Comedian-Radio Host Welcome Jonathan Elias, Michelle Marsh Anchors, ABC7/WJLA-TV Valedictorians Spotlight Opening Remarks Dr. Monica Goldson, Chief Executive Officer, Prince George’s County Public Schools PGCPS Official Remarks Dr. Alvin Thornton, Chair, Prince George’s County Board of Education Special Remarks Angela D. Alsobrooks, County Executive, Prince George’s County Musical Selections “Built to Last” (J.R. Hudson and R. King) by Kenny Lattimore 1985 Eleanor Roosevelt High School Alumnus “The Last Second” (J. Selvon-Rivera) by Jhair Selvon-Rivera Suitland High School Center for Visual and Performing Arts, Class of 2020 Words of Encouragement Asante Blackk, Actor Dr. Aminta H. Breaux, President, Bowie State University Sam Brin, Co-Founder/CEO, Butter Systems Scott Brooks, Head Coach, Washington Wizards Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick, President, Howard University Joe Haden, Cornerback, Pittsburgh Steelers, 2007 Friendly High School Alumnus Dr. Wallace Loh, President, University of Maryland, College Park Myles Humphrey, Defensive End, Washington Redskins 2013 Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School Alumnus Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr., Senior Pastor First Baptist Church of Glenarden, 1976 DuVal High School Alumnus Martin Lawrence,Actor-Comedian, 1984 Eleanor Roosevelt High School Alumnus Mya, Singer-Actress, 1996 Eleanor Roosevelt High School Alumna Zach Pascal, Wide Receiver, Indianapolis Colts 2012 Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School Alumnus Abby Phillip, White House Correspondent, CNN, 2006 Bowie High School Alumna Kellie Williams Jackson, Actress, 1994 Central High School Alumna Monty Williams, Head Coach, Phoenix Suns, 1989 Potomac High School Alumnus Commencement Address Taraji P. Henson, Actress-Author Founder, Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation 1988 Oxon Hill High School Alumna Senior Shout-Outs Principals Remarks Conferring of Graduates Dr. Monica Goldson, Chief Executive Officer, Prince George’s County Public Schools Turning of Tassels Joshua Omolola, Student Member Prince George’s County Board of Education, Parkdale High School, Class of 2020 Closing Remarks Jonathan Elias, Michelle Marsh Anchors, ABC7/WJLA-TV z m z Class of 2020 Achievement Notations 1 Valedictorian 2 Salutatorian Class of 2020 Graduates Alvin Abarca Jose Luis Arguello Selvin Abrego Urbina Jose Angel Argueta-Membreno Rafael Acero-Pedroza Michael Tulio Arroyo Asia Marie Adams Chelsy Yamileta Aviles Jeremiah Oluwatobi Adeniyi Gloria Aderomola Olamide Awojobi Adetumi Tejumoade Adepoju Leslie Sarai Ayala Judah Ayoade Adesakin Erica Yamileth Ayala-Sorto Olasubomi Rachael Agbaje Husna Ayoub Zada Adriana Gladis Aguilar Ruth Sarai Baires Maryuri Suyapa Aguilera Ramos Jessica Balbuena Ahmad Bilal Ahmadzai Cristina Esmeralda Balbuena-Placido Oluwajomiloju Victoria Ajayi Anabel Balderas Norah Al-Qassab Fuentes Jordyn Makenzy Ball Ayomide Favour Alafiatayo Daniel Alexander Banegas Martinez Adriel Banjamin Alas Saida Iye Bangura Melissa Alcala-Cruz Leah Skye Baptiste Daniel Adalberto Aldana Hernandez Tatiana Gabriela Barahona Bautista Anthony Michael Alexander Alex Omar Barrientos-Ayala Wendy Elizabeth Alfaro Climaco Nicole Breiana Bathersfield Erika Xiomara Alfaro Gomez Brian Bello Kateryn Natalia Alvarado Lily Stephanie Berganza-Meneses Cindy Stephanie Alvarado Rojas John Kyle Santos Betero Erika Nahomy Alvarado Salamanca Julienne Glendel Blanco Juan Daniel Alvarenga Zaldana Jaysean Joshua Boone Kebelin Griselda Alvarez De La Cruz John Tylique Boone Ana Daniela Alvarez Hernandez Tamar Taylor Brackett Osmar Alvarez-Velasco Anabela Maria Bravo Cayetano Felicia Amara Emilio Bravo-Lezama Camori Noe Andrade Lissete Bravo-Velazquez Karina Arellano Angel Nikia Brown Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Class of 2020 Graduates Dasan Amiel Brown Cita Cherif Michel Savon Brown Denisse Cohetero De’marquo Omar Buckley Marques Antonio Cole Tourre Allen Butler Sheena Cole Celina Esmeralda Cabrera Lara Nicholas Bruce Coley Graciela Yaneth Callejas Quiteno Jonathan Josue Colocho Lovo Keelyn Alexandra Callejas Quiteno Carlos Enrique Cornejo Leiva Daniel Abisai Campos Ingrid Itzel Cortazar-Saavedra Willian Geovanni Campos Argueta Brenda Lizbeth Cruz Emiliano Jesus Canales Karissa Laura Cruz Christian Cardona Castro Keiry Giselle Cruz Luis Hansel Cardy Garcia Rocael Junior Cruz Contreras Vanessa Carino Britzell Cruz-Castillo Yobana Carino-Zarco Danny Joel Cruz-Garcia Benito Casimiro-Romualdo Jesus David Cubias Castillo Frisly Isael Castanon Lopez Fanta Dabo Gerson Alejandro Castillo Cortez Brad Lee Davis Wilber Manuel Castillo Urrutia Albert Junior De La Cruz Ulloa Javier Isai Castrejon Sofia Fe Maria Decastro Hector Antonio Castro Mauricio Antonio Del Cid Alfaro Leslie Elena Castro Andrea Stefany Del Cid Centeno Ysaac Castro Albert Denova Mario Adonys Castro Rivas Jacqueline Denova Roberto Carlos Castro Rivas Jasmine Desiree Devoil Kelvin David Castro Romero Shayla Kreshawn Devonish-Prince Tania Melissa Cazares Zetino Manuel Alejandro Diaz Hernandez Isaiah Edward Chambers, Jr. Melisa Sarahi Diaz Velasquez Karla Vanessa Chanchan Merche Luz Azucena Diaz Villalobos Kevin Chavez-Arriaga Michael Darrell Dukes Fnu Che Ndeh Bu Gabriel Dumbuya Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Class of 2020 Graduates Chidinma Blessing Edoh Wency Flores Garcia Michael Daniel Enoh Juan Carlos Garcia Bonilla Edwin Estuardo Escobar Alisson Katterine Garcia-Abrego Jefferson Guillermo Estrada-Cardona Alexander Kelvin Garcia-Saavedra Mosopefoluwa Racheal Faborode Anwar Zakar Gay Aydon Clay Fair Zanoni Ashem Gay Hughisha Netterford Fanty Prince Elikem Yawo Gbedema Francisco Ulises Ferman-Mendoza Joab Alberto Giron Christopher Fermin Noe Isac Gomez-Cruz Melany Yissell Fernandez Cruz Emely Gomez-Delcid Henry David Ferrufino Jennifer Gomora-Jarquin Alexis Juan Fierros-Leon Jack Anthony Gonzalez Alessandra Patricia Flores Paola Noemi Gonzalez Henry Santiago Flores Stefany Nicolle Gonzalez Jason David Flores Zuleymi Estefefany Gonzalez Martinez Francisco Eliodoro Flores Bautista Gisselle Gonzalez-Mendez Yanira Elizabeth Flores Hernandez Yadira Gonzalez-Rosales Jonathan Javier Flores Magana Harry Vernon Goodman, Jr. Carlos Leonardo Flores Rodriguez Rianna Amelia Gordon Alejandro Flores-Delgado Damari Graham Eric Tanyinkeh Forka Damaris Noemi Granados Jordan Jeremiah Fowler Jamol Collin Griffith Jamar Devon Francis Isaiah Stephan Grimmett Gisela Franco Amador Daevian Arjae Grinnage Naomi Francessca Francois Brayant Alexander Guardado Jason Javier Fuentes Elida Yudith Guardado Martinez Andrew Emmanuel Fuentes Rodriguez Sheldin Gudiel Castellanos Cynthia Celeste Gallo Roberto Antonio Guevara, Jr. Arnold Galvan Abner Bladimir Guevara Rodriguez Leon Antonio Garcia Stephany Jamileth Guzman-Carballo Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Class of 2020 Graduates David Asteraye Haddis Nyela Samiena Johnson Gregory Wendell Halstead Genesis Alexandria Johnson Hawkins Waheeda Hamidi Darius Roy Jones Waheedullah Hamidi Lizandro Juarez-Martinez Zainab Anuoluwa Hassan Ethel-Keys Nkwenkam Kamani Lourdes Alejandra Hernandez Laurian Kimolo Oscar Hernandez - De Jesus Onias Joan Gabriel Larios Alba Marina Hernandez Cruz Erick Joel Lemus Otero Kennya Sofia Hernandez Dominguez Adeyli Estefany Leon Katherine Roxana Hernandez Guevara Natalie Marialena Leon Jacqueline Aleida Hernandez Herrera Jonatan Alexander Leon Saravia Tania Estefania Hernandez Meza Nazareus Jeremiah Lewis Marbin De Jesus Hernandez-Alvarez Uviel Lima-Lucero Gina Aileen Herrera Luis Alberto Lima-Sandoval Jesus David Herrera-Lopez Elsa Guadalupe Llamas-Terrones Kyrin Rimel Hines Elvis Fernando Lopez Mickaela Je Ne’ Holley Cruz Antonio Lopez Alvarez John Paul Chiderah Ihenachor Irwin Alexis Lopez Chavoyo Ogugua Enginea Ilochonwu Daniel Lopez-Pedroza Alexis Isidoro-Isita Derek Lopez-Vargas Katherine Alondra Izaguirre-Lozano Joseph Edward Lovelace, Jr. Trent Jerell Jackson Mike Engelberth Lucas Avalos Tyreece Jaylen Jackson-Marshall Lucina Nicole Lucero-Huerta Mariama Seray Jalloh Ashley Lucio Michael Jarquin-Herrera Mathew Javier Maltez Sanchez Adriana Selina Jimenez Damaris Marmol Hernandez Damary Alexandra Jimenez Alvarado Fatima Aracely Marquez Membreno Rosa Iveth Jimenez Garcia Saira Liseth Marroquin Zapata Italia Tonika Johnson German Otoniel Martinez Levonn Johnson Jesus Santiago Martinez Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Class of 2020 Graduates Lauren Martinez Kachana Carmen-Marie Myrville Edwin Josue Martinez Perez Yahya Najib Akrami Katlin Noemy Martinez Rodriguez Bryan Josue Navarrete Vasquez Wendy Beatriz Martinez Romero Keiry Vanessa Navarrete Vasquez Aidet Martinez-Lara Ezequiel Alberto Navia-Gonzalez Aman Tekleab Measho Destiny Ramona Nunez Edvin Eliovani Medina-Parada Christensia Malla Nwafor Junior Bladimir Medrano Maduka Junior Nwoke Walter Ruben Medrano Benitez Chidera Christabel Odinakachukwu-Nwahiri Angelo Mejia Jean Baptiste Jenneke Ododi Jennifer Diana Melendez Titilayo Oluwaseun Oduye Jeferson Bladimir Mendez Canahui Oluwatimileyin Tunmise Ogunjinmi Maibert
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