- November 21, 2024
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Innovation Montessori High School seniors Brody McCully, left, Yuri Sokolowsky, Christopher Homere, Ra Gonzalez and Christian Gill were ready to graduate.
Lily Keefer, left, and Javisette Pagan Izquierdo added some pizzazz to their graduation caps.
Seniors were given a medallion and personal card before receiving their diplomas.
Final adjustments were made to caps before taking the graduation walk.
Students took some fun photos before the graduation ceremony began.
Audrey LoFiego, left, Rylee Canaan and Molly Higgins were excited for the graduation ceremony to begin.
Final adjustments were made to caps before taking the graduation walk.
The students lined up for a final group photo before the ceremony began.
Valedictorians Brighten Young, left, and Shalom Barnes addressed the audience during the graduation program. Azriel Tetelman, right, was the class salutatorian.
Yasmeen Fuller, left, Mattea Hayes and Jeremiah Morejon were the senior ambassadors for the Class of 2024.
Lucia Vargas added a Bible verse to her graduation cap.
Seniors entered the graduation ceremony to “Pomp and Circumstance.”
Co-valedictorian Shalom Barnes spoke to his fellow classmates and the parents and friends in attendance.
Senior adviser Alison Franks shared her excitement with the graduates.
Innovation Montessori High School celebrated its seniors Wednesday, May 22, in a graduation ceremony full of pomp and circumstance at the Ocoee Lakeshore Center. Donning their silver caps and gowns, the Class of 2024 graduates entered the hall full of excitement and anticipation, as it was their moment to shine after completing their secondary education.
Co-valedictorian Shalom Barnes welcomed graduates and guests to the graduation ceremony. Those in attendance also heard from Heather Clay, executive director; Stacey Williams, board of directors president; senior adviser Alison Franks; and student speakers Rafael Barragan-Cisneros Jr., Ra Gonzalez, Yeisha Rodriguez Aponte and co-valedictorian Brighten Young. Cole NeSmith gave the commencement address, and Principal Jared Stewart presented the diplomas to the graduates.
