Principal honors LD Bell High School class of 2025 during graduation ceremony

The Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District (ISD) celebrated a significant milestone during its recent meeting, focusing on the upcoming graduation of the L.D. Bell High School Class of 2025. Principal Dr. Harrington addressed the Board of Trustees and the community, highlighting the achievements and future plans of the graduating seniors.

With 754 candidates set to receive their high school diplomas, the Class of 2025 has demonstrated remarkable dedication and success. Among them, 88 students plan to pursue further education at colleges, universities, or trade schools, while 8% are entering the workforce full-time, and 4% will serve in the military. This diverse range of post-graduation paths reflects the varied aspirations of the students and their readiness to contribute to society.

The graduating class has collectively earned over $25.2 million in scholarships, showcasing their academic excellence and commitment to their future endeavors. Dr. Harrington praised the students for their leadership and hard work, noting that they have set a high standard for future classes at L.D. Bell High School.

As the school prepares for the graduation ceremony, the community is encouraged to celebrate the achievements of these young individuals who have spent 13 years in education. The event promises to be a momentous occasion, marking not only the end of their high school journey but also the beginning of new adventures for the graduates. The school district and local community look forward to honoring the Class of 2025 and supporting them as they take their next steps into the world.