Newton High School celebrates record graduating class of 620 students in 2025

The recent graduation ceremony for Newton High School's Class of 2025 marked a significant milestone for the community, as it celebrated the largest graduating class since 2005, with 620 students receiving their diplomas. This achievement reflects not only the hard work of the students but also the support of their families and educators.

Among the graduates, 448 students earned GPAs of 80% or higher, showcasing their academic dedication. Additionally, 113 students participated in dual enrollment courses, and collectively, they earned over 361 industry certifications. A notable 65% of the graduates have applied to at least one college, technical, or trade school, demonstrating their commitment to furthering their education. The class has also secured nearly $65 million in scholarship funds, highlighting their accomplishments in academics, arts, and athletics.

The athletic achievements of the Class of 2025 were equally impressive, with teams in football, flag football, baseball, softball, basketball, girls tennis, and track all making it to the playoffs. A standout moment was the first-ever state title in girls basketball, a proud highlight for the school and community.

Despite the challenges faced during their high school years, the graduates have shown resilience and strength. The ceremony emphasized the importance of community support, with heartfelt recognition given to parents, guardians, teachers, and staff who have guided the students throughout their journey.

As the graduates move forward, they carry with them the legacy of Newton High School, a place they will always call home. The school community remains committed to cheering them on as they embark on their next adventures.