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Suffolk City Public Schools celebrated the achievements of its graduating class during a recent school board meeting held on April 24, 2025. The event highlighted the accomplishments of 204 students who have collectively received over $4.5 million in scholarship offers and achieved 430 college acceptances to date.

Board members took turns expressing their pride and congratulations to the graduates and their families. Board member Jenkins emphasized the vital role parents play in their children's education, thanking them for their support throughout the years. She encouraged students to stay connected with the school board as they transition into their next chapters.
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Retired teacher and board member Fields praised the graduates for their hard work and urged them to continue pursuing their dreams. She noted that the skills they have developed will serve them well in the future. Board member Slingloft echoed this sentiment, expressing excitement about the diverse career paths the graduates are pursuing and encouraging them to return to Suffolk with their newfound knowledge.

Vice Chair McGee reminded students that while the road ahead may be challenging, perseverance is key. He urged them to keep striving for excellence and to remember the support they have from their community.

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The meeting concluded with a call for continued engagement from the graduates and their families, reinforcing the school board's commitment to supporting students even after they leave Suffolk Public Schools. As the district looks forward to the graduation ceremony on May 31, the board remains optimistic about the future of its students and the positive impact they will have on the community.

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