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Final -PHS Commencement Program 6-19-18.Pub PEEKSKILL HIGH SCHOOL TWO THOUSAND EIGHTEEN COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 2018 AT 2:00 P.M. PARAMOUNT HUDSON VALLEY 1008 BROWN STREET PEEKSKILL, NEW YORK, 10566 BUILDING BRIDGES OF EXCELLENCE FOR EVERY STUDENT, EVERY DAY PEEKSKILL HIGH SCHOOL PEEKSKILL BOARD OF EDUCATION PRESIDENT Lisa Aspinall-Kellawon VICE PRESIDENT Michael Simpkins TRUSTEES Branwen MacDonald Samuel North Maria Pereira Jillian Villon ADMINISTRATORS INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Mary Keenan Foster ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR BUSINESS Robin Zimmerman ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION GRADES 6-12 Daniel Callahan ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AND GRANTS Dr. Joseph Mosey PRINCIPAL OF PEEKSKILL HIGH SCHOOL Rodney Arthur ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS OF PEEKSKILL HIGH SCHOOL Dr. Margie Daniels Rachel Blount Naima Smith Moore PEEKSKILL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2018 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional ................................................................................................. “Pomp and Circumstance” Masters of Ceremony ........................................................................ Gordon Evans and Emily Lyles Class of 2018 Pledge of Allegiance .......................................................................................... Kathryn M. Czerwinski The National Anthem ................................................................................. The Peekskill City Singers F. Scott Key Musical Selection “America the Beautiful” ......................................... The Peekskill City Singers Welcome Address & Introduction ................................................................................ Rodney Arthur Principal, PHS Greetings ................................................................................................................................. Andre Rainey Mayor of Peekskill Ms. Lisa Aspinall-Kellawon President, Board of Education Salutatorian ..................................................................................................................... Valentina Loaiza Class of 2018 Valedictorian .................................................................................................................... Jodi M. Glickert Class of 2018 Musical Selection .......................................................................................................... “Amazing Grace” (arr. Greg Jasperse) “Over the Rainbow” (Harold Arlen) Student Council President Kaylyn A. Vazquez Guest Speaker ....................................................................................................................... Kwasi Yeboah Superintendent of Schools Congratulatory Remarks and Presentation of the Graduating Class to the Board of Education .................................................................. Dr. Mary Keenan Foster Interim Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Class Gift & Key ................................................... Gordon Evans and Emily Lyles Declaration of the Class of 2018 to the Board of Education Dr. Mary Keenan Foster, Interim Superintendent of Schools Awarding of Diplomas Dr. Mary Keenan Foster & Mr. Rodney Arthur Presentation of the Class of 2018 to the Superintendent of Schools Mr. Rodney Arthur, Principal Alma Mater (Hail to our Colors)………………………………….Graduates, Guests, Concert Band Recessional ............................................................................................................................ Class of 2018 **NOTE: Guests are to remain at their seats during the recessional. Guests may take photos before and after the ceremony outside of the building. Paramount Hudson Valley will provide a designated area in the main hall for photos during the ceremony. 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Hongach R Gerald McCoy R Tiombe Mecckah Cowan-Hudson R Lauren Tyler Hunt R Andre Imani McLeod R Jonathan Fernando Crespo Zhina R Anthony Yoban Illescas Barbecho Jessica Maribel Melgar R Monica Elizabet Criollo RAD Raul Junior Illescas Correa R Sonia Michelle Melgar Duque * Alonzo Cruz Gonzalez PEEKSKILL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2018 Fabian Naseen Mendez Ortega R Lesly Nathaly Romero Vera R Daniel Andres Mendez Uday R Mario Antonio Roque Rodriguez Joseph Fabian Mogrovejo Tania Gabriela Ruedas Hernandez RADH w/SM Elliot John Molina Jason Sacasari R Melanie Anahi Monge Siguenza R Leidy Yojana Salazar Asencio R Jeydy Stephanie Monroy-Jordan R Anabel Sanchez * Mariuxi Moreira-Sanchez R Kristina Elizabeth Santos Romane Anthony Mundy R Jessica Stephanie Sari R Lottayah Inderia Mundy R Kiran Sarwar R Tywan Ra'quan Murray Alexis Nicole Scott R Camille Astrid Murray Deonte Anthony Scott Tyrone Murrell R Turae Kashiem Simone R Johanna Estefania Sisalima Lituma R Julie-Ann Elizabeth Muschette Deja Li 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RAD Kevin David Zambrano R Xavier Alexis Reyes R Kaitlin Theresa Zani R Da-neyah Audrey Ridenhour RAD w/SM Jessie Annabel Zhanay Fernandez R George Vincenzo Rios, Jr. Siying Zheng Rashad Arthur Roberson R Jayda Nosaj Robinson R Regents Diploma RH Regents Diploma with Honors RAD Regents Diploma with Advanced Designation RADH Regents Diploma with Adv. Diploma Honors MM Math Mastery SM Science Mastery * January Graduate PEEKSKILL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2018 SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS The following members of the Class of 2018 have received scholarships/awards either because of participation in competitive examinations or on the basis of their achievements while in high school. These students are given a special commendation for this added evidence of their competence. The President’s Award For Educational Excellence .............................
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