The Pitt County Schools held the graduation ceremony for J.H. Rose High School on June 6, 2025, celebrating the achievements of its graduating class. The event highlighted the accomplishments of numerous students, with a focus on their hard work and dedication throughout their high school years.

Among the graduates were notable names such as Farrah Fareed Abdulber Alfaquri, Ahmad Khalil Abulatifa, and Bridal Lerton Adams, showcasing a diverse group of individuals ready to embark on their next chapter. The ceremony included the recognition of students like Matthew Aaron Aldridge and Osampa, who have made significant contributions to their school community.

The graduation also featured a variety of students, including Efoamini Amoa McClain, Chandu Anil, and Morgan Raquel Arrington, reflecting the rich tapestry of backgrounds and talents within the graduating class. The event was marked by a sense of pride and accomplishment, as families and friends gathered to support their loved ones.

As the graduates move forward, they carry with them the lessons learned and experiences gained during their time at J.H. Rose High School. The ceremony not only celebrated their past achievements but also looked ahead to the future opportunities that await them. The significance of this milestone was felt throughout the community, as these young individuals prepare to make their mark in the world.