Huntsville High School celebrated the graduation of its Class of 2025 in a heartfelt ceremony held at Johnson Coliseum on May 25, 2025. The event highlighted the achievements of the graduates and recognized the contributions of key figures in the Huntsville Independent School District (HISD).

Superintendent Dr. Scott Shepherd opened the ceremony by honoring students who have chosen to serve in the military, inviting them to stand alongside current service members and veterans. This moment underscored the commitment of Huntsville students to their country and community.

Dr. Shepherd also celebrated the academic accomplishments of the Class of 2025, noting that they collectively earned an impressive $5.2 million in scholarships. This achievement reflects the students' readiness for higher education and their competitiveness with peers from various educational backgrounds.

The ceremony also marked a significant transition for Huntsville High School, as Principal Paul Trevino presided over his final graduation before stepping into a new role as assistant superintendent within the district. Dr. Shepherd took a moment to acknowledge Trevino's contributions to the school, emphasizing his dedication to building champions among students.

Salutatorian Lily Burris addressed the audience, expressing gratitude to the school board, administration, and teachers for their support throughout the students' educational journey. Her speech set a tone of appreciation and pride, resonating with the graduates and their families.

As the ceremony concluded, the community celebrated not only the achievements of the graduates but also the ongoing commitment of Huntsville ISD to foster success and champion the potential of every student. The Class of 2025 leaves a legacy of excellence, ready to embark on their next adventures.