Class of 2026 Commencement
Eighty-eight members of the Clinton High School Class of 2026 officially became graduates during the Clinton Central School District's 95th Commencement ceremony held on June 20.
High School Principal Edward Waskiewicz welcomed graduates, families, faculty and guests as they gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the senior class. Board of Education President Melinda Leising also offered congratulatory remarks, recognizing the graduates for their hard work and encouraging them as they begin the next chapter of their lives.
The salutatory address was given by Martin Amuso, followed by the presentation of the class gift by the Class of 2026 officers and a class address by Vincenza Constantina.
Assistant Superintendent for Instruction and Technology Michelle Gabree-Huba then delivered congratulatory remarks before presenting each of the graduates with their diplomas, marking the official completion of their high school careers.
Class of 2026 Valedictorian Ella Brehaut delivered the valedictory address, sharing words of reflection and encouragement with her classmates as they prepared to embark on new opportunities. The ceremony also featured a special class video created by Vincenza Constantino and Emmanuel Douya.
Adding to the celebration, senior members of the high school chorus performed "Ease on Down the Road," and attendees joined together to sing the Alma Mater.
Congratulations to the Class of 2026! The Clinton Central School District wishes each of the graduates continued success in their future endeavors.
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