The Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District celebrated a momentous occasion on May 26, 2025, as Trinity High School held its graduation ceremony for the Class of 2025. The event was marked by heartfelt speeches, recognition of outstanding achievements, and a strong sense of community pride.

Jackson Rothfuss, the senior class treasurer, introduced salutatorian Shabda Niyupane, highlighting her impressive accomplishments and character. Rothfuss praised Niyupane for her leadership, compassion, and dedication, noting her involvement in various programs, including the International Baccalaureate program and her recognition as a QuestBridge finalist. Niyupane's speech resonated with her classmates as she encouraged them to embrace failures as part of their learning journey and to celebrate their diverse backgrounds, which she described as a "superpower."

Following Niyupane, Gloria Mbilo, the senior class secretary, introduced valedictorian Aiden Yee. Yee reflected on the memories shared during high school and expressed gratitude to teachers, friends, and family. He emphasized the importance of pursuing happiness and urged his peers to be the change they wish to see in the world, encouraging them to act on their passions and dreams.

Principal Ronald Pugh delivered an inspiring message, reminding graduates that their past does not define their future. He shared his own journey of perseverance and encouraged students to embrace their identities as Trinity Trojans, embodying values of trustworthiness, gratitude, and tenacity.

The ceremony concluded with the presentation of diplomas, marking the end of a significant chapter for the graduates. As they prepare to embark on their next adventures, the Class of 2025 leaves a legacy of resilience and unity, ready to face the challenges ahead with confidence and determination.