- November 15, 2024
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Ian Satterwhite, Zach Allen, Zale Lugo, Reynaldi De La Rosa and Conner Bent attended the graduation ceremony together.
Kenneth Springer, Zacharie Norzelus and Isaiah Vazquez are part of the Class of 2023.
Penelope Sims, Jada Brown and Jasmine Ramsubic showed off their graduation attire.
Makyla Orr, Breniya Gaines, Kevin Chery, Chelsy Dor and Daisha Christie gathered together for a group photo.
Erinleigh Spears and Keira Swaby rocked their white caps and gowns.
Malik Webb and Tiamoy Thomas waited in the stands before the ceremony.
Nicholas Davilma, Caleb Madden, Micah Canales, Joshua Bass, Coral Alonso and Roberto Macareno are a few of the graduating Knights.
Allison Hernandez and Hannah Haworth posed in the Addition Financial Arena.
Widline Edmond, Widlande Edmond, Gladysmar Mercedes Mejia, Milaya Perterson, Mya Eugene and Fiona Holbrook all showcased beaming grins.
Angela Saima Aponte and Kayla Mendoza chatted before the start of the graduation ceremony.
Keniel Carrasquillo, Brooklyn Bender and Dylan Horne showcased swag.
Angel Rangel, Omayra Rojas, Yesenia Green and Emily Porta showed Knight spirit in their black and gold outfits.
Adair German and Keyondray Jones were excited to walk the stage.
Faculty members Rachelle Powder, Sarah Hatch and Richard Martinez helped to cheer the graduates on.
The Ocoee High School graduating students filled the Addition Financial Arena at the University of Central Florida with black and gold Saturday, May 27.
This year’s graduating class believes what makes them unique is the amount of school spirit the class has.
“Our class has shown that our high-school experience and future success is important to us, and many of us have had huge impacts during our time at Ocoee High School,” the Class of 2023 said. “We believe we have ensured that every student on campus feels seen, loved and heard. Our class is selfless and has made it our mission to serve our school. We have found the beautiful relationship with academic success and school spirit.”
The graduating Knights included Valedictorian Brian Vo and Salutatorian Marianne Cartaxo who both shared words at the ceremony.
