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CLASS of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Commencement for Surrattsville High School CLASS Of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS May 30, 2020 u 7:00 pm Surrattsville 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 Chinedu Robert Achike Alessandro Emmanuel Ruehen Bolton Pierre Junior Adumamisa Wayne Christian Diaz Bonifacio Rapheal Camari Allen Howard Alvin Bonner De’Marco Christian Anderson Jazmine Arellana Bowden Zaire Alexis Anderson Elijah John Brevard Ananias Udoanyi Anthony Almita Jessie Brown Irvin Omar Archila Kyndall Noel Brown Wilberto Saul Arias-Saravia Makiah Destiny Brown Jaelyn Chardawn Arnold-Young Micah Diamond Brown Dezmin Jerall Ashton Jhai’nae Monica Buckner David Oluwaseyi Asinwo Brittany Arianna Bucksell Anasia Anne Austin Aveon Kayreon Burns Malik Deshawn Austin Ernestine Denise Butler Donald Justin Ayers Niyrobi Annalise Butler Johnae Lashonne Baker SeQuan De’Andre Cannon Shawn Malik Baker Yannis Hoyte Carelock Kyree Jaylen Banks Jhaeda Arielle Carter Maniah Shianne Barnes Ashley Jeanae Challenger Trever Daniel Batson Joan Sebastian Chavez Tavion Dominic Baxter Eric Lamar Collins Ayanna Jordyn Bell Kevin Colunga Jazmin Cierra Billups Anthony Jerome Crawford, Jr. Angela Blakey Mark Anthony Cruse, Jr. 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 Emerson Ronaldo Cruz Giron Danielle Brittany Gentry Michael Timothy Curtis George Patrick Gongar Shamia Amil Dade Emerson Rangel Gonzalez Mendez Jada Dionne Davis Daja Monique Graham Dezmon Shayne Deare William Douglas Gray III Saul Steven Diaz Acosta Nevaeh Latrice Hammond Kordell Reed Diggs Deonte’ Lorenzo Hare Genesis Gabrielle Dorsey Valonte William Harrell Cleonette Kellene Downer Korey Jamal Harris Ramar Lawrence Downer Xavier Kwmane’ Harris Kevin Donald Easley, Jr. Dejuan Ishmeal Hart Danielle Janae Ellerbee Kamare Antwone Harvey Jordan David Ellis April Marie Harvey-Moraga David Falwell Shemar Micheal Haynes Gabrielle Marie Flores Alyssa Marie Holley 2 Myrah Lucille Ford Darrion Jerome Hudson, Jr. Karan Shavis Foster Denasia Evaughn Hunter Keith Arrington Fraley Saniah Kharenton Hurt Kejon Ave’ Fraley Nylah Treasur Jackson Kristina Chanel Freeman Tierra Destiny Jackson Ricardo Estanley Galan-Ventura Alexis Shantia James Brittney Michelle Galloway Aarick Wardell Johnson Joseph Emmanuel Garris Darren Antonio Johnson, Jr. 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 Demia Paradise Johnson Alexis Diamonique McKeiver Salaya Tyler Johnson Edward McNeil III Lauren Renee Jones Arleny Mendoza Lisa Ashley Jones Jessica June Merritt Trenton Alexander Jones Rachel Millan-Solis Jordan Robert Judge Daja Imani Mitchell Kameron Monet Kearney Sullivan Jordan Mitchell Jahleel Eshadre’ Keesee Luis Alejandro Montoya-Esteban Michael Alexander Kemp Cheyla Makhia Morgan Zoi Amya Kyle Jayla Marie Murray Danae Leonna Lampkins Maiya Antoinette Murrell Damion Octaven Leake Dashad Tyreek Myles Augusta Lee III Geuniey Dkai Nash Nikko’ Ryan Letterlough Mia Camille Offutt Tyler Isaiah Lexie RaShaude Malik-Saquan Ohiokpehai Julio Herminio Lobos-Garciaguirre Isaac Okai Xiadani Lopez Tatiana Gissela Osorio-Herrera Xenia Elizabeth Machado Martinez Ryan Cornell Otey Larry Martin III Brian Wei-Zhi Pan Kristen Alethea Mayo Zion Destiny Parker Zye’ Noami Mayo Antoine Dallas Pennington, Jr. Joshua Dennis McCollum Jai’nyah Tychae Pompey Jerel Alexander McConnell Jhair Kalil Powell Kenyon Angelo McGill Gene O’ Bryan Pratt, Jr. 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 Demetrius James Quarles Trevor Allen Tripplett Ivan Ramos Gonzalez Yesli Arely Umanzor Alvarez A’nya Gabrielle Randall Arin Kevon Vaden Dasia Alexus Rice Parris Nicole Veney 1 Aaron Joseph Roberts Ashley Samantha Walker Ryan Louis Roberts Owen Franchesco Wallax Marcia Brittney Rollins Jakai Damon Washington Dayanna Elizabeth Romero Gregory Lamont Webb, Jr. Gerard Christian Rorie Ja-Kyra Amari White Azael Abisai Sanchez Anthony Sylvester Williams Kimberly Sarai Sanchez Donte Donnell Williams Jocelyn Anahi Santos-Godoy Imani Brianna Williams Jerome Kenneth Sherrod, Jr. Treasure Monique Destiny Cherese Williams Kierra Lynn Shields Edward Bernard Williamson Sasha Kenyetta Siles Arthur Terence Wilson, Jr. Carlisia Monique Simmons Christopher Demond Wilson Sylver Ajai Smith Daquan Teon Wilson Jamar Maurice Stevenson Isaac Kendall Womack Tyree Anthony Stewart Nesiyah Chanel Wrenn Mia Alexis Stone Seriyah Andrea Wrenn Amirah Tierra Taylor Thomas Earl Yates IV Jonathan Mathew Terrell-Elliott Crystal Naomi Young Tori Danielle Tolson Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Faculty and Staff ADMINISTRATION Katrina D. Lamont, Principal Thornton Boone, Assistant Principal Sandra Gasaway, Assistant Principal Monique Jeffery, Ed.D., Assistant Principal Kishara Perry, Regional Special Education Coordinator ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT Regina Crawford LaKeasha Bernett Jay Graham Zekia Campbell Gary Hamilton Nachelle Sparrow Mark Harris* Keisha Hensley Brandon Higgs Teresa Pettigrew Dionate Murphy Harriet Puller Catherine Pruitt Mark Smith AFJROTC Alice Thomas Lt. Col. Dwight Hall* Maria Umana SMSgt. Vincent Phillips ENGLISH ART Sacha Dortch Meshawn Carter Alyssa Hadfield Charles Griffin* Sylvia Rawles* Anna Kaminski Geeta Stowe Desmond Smith Tierra Templeton Shanee Young AUTISM David Alley FAMILY & CONSUMER Angie Hall SCIENCE Andrew Madarang Lisa Headley* Giuseppina Spillane Elizabeth Smith BUSINESS FOOD SERVICES Christina Briscoe Deborah Barnett Veronica Crawford Tashiba Hanley Eddie Tyson III* Terris Hudson-Harper Imani Hinton CUSTODIAL SERVICES Tina King* Jamal Bell AnnMarie Phillips Tyris Bowman Penny White-Jacks * Department Chair/Supervisor Faculty and Staff FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL Jessica Vargas Echeverria COUNSELORS Ronnie Geter GRADUATION COORDINATOR Cynthia Pegues Deirdre Smith Kirsten Simpkins* HEALTH CENTER PUPIL PERSONNEL WORKER Damita Grant Jocelyn Isom Bernice McClure REGISTRAR HEALTH & PHYSICAL De’Shane Thomas EDUCATION Thomas Daniels SCIENCE Demario Newman* Abimbola Akinmolayan* Chakayla Middleton John Barham Tauheedah Green IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION Diron Fisher SOCIAL STUDIES Brenda Beattie IT TECHNICIAN Stevenson Foote Dino Harper Stephen Moses Dale Robertson LITERACY COACH Timothy Wilson* Rashida Betts SPECIAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS Jean Berdin Zainool Ali Tyricia Boddie Charlene Jones-Newman* Jimmeca Brand Aurora Mendoza, Ph.D. Michael Bryant Leontine Ngoumnai Niloc Carriere Bienvenido Sabino Darrin Cook Demetra Dinkins MEDIA SPECIALIST Jamar Eubanks Natonya Huggins Judith Geronilla Elisabeth Godfrey MUSIC Natalee Hansborough Marcus Davis* Jamel Harris Valerie Dent Karen Harris Sydney Henderson * Department Chair/Supervisor Faculty and Staff Gregory Jones SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST Kiara Jones Christine Micknick Natarsha Mathis Rosa Morgan SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Alicia Nelson Nina Burleigh, Ph.D. Teresa Oliver Ralph Patterson SCHOOL SECURITY Marcus Price Sgt. Pernell Blackmon Nellie Proctor
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