The Mount Vernon City School District held a significant commencement ceremony for the Class of 2025, celebrating the achievements of its graduates. Superintendent William Cedar Jeter, along with the school board and high school administration, welcomed attendees and acknowledged the hard work of students and staff.

During the ceremony, Superintendent Jeter highlighted the accomplishments of various spring athletic teams, including the boys volleyball team, which is set to compete in the state finals, and the softball and baseball teams, which are advancing in their respective tournaments. He encouraged the community to support these student-athletes at their upcoming events.

Jeter also took a moment to reflect on the resilience of the Class of 2025, noting that they completed their high school education without significant interruptions from the global pandemic. He emphasized the importance of the lessons learned throughout their high school journey, both academically and personally.

The ceremony served not only as a celebration of academic achievement but also as a reminder of the growth and determination displayed by the students during their time at Mount Vernon High School. As the Class of 2025 moves forward, the community looks forward to their future contributions and successes.