The Pitt County School Board convened on June 6, 2025, to celebrate the graduation ceremony of J.H. Rose High School, marking a significant milestone for the graduating class. The event featured key figures from the school district, including Board Chair James E. Tripp Jr., Vice Chair Worth Forbes, and Superintendent Dr. Steve M. Lassiter Jr., who addressed the audience with remarks highlighting the achievements of the students.

During the ceremony, Dr. Lassiter emphasized the importance of the day as a moment for graduates to reflect on their accomplishments. He acknowledged the hard work and dedication required to complete their education, noting the challenges faced along the way, including rigorous classes and exams.

The ceremony also recognized the senior class officers, with President Molly Ratmeissimer and Vice President Anna Lily Johnson leading the student representation. Valedictorian George Waugh and Salutatorian Molly Ratmeissimer were honored for their academic excellence, showcasing the high standards upheld by the students of J.H. Rose High School.

The event was attended by families, faculty, and community members, underscoring the collective support for the graduates as they embark on their next chapter. The celebration not only marked the end of their high school journey but also served as a reminder of the community's commitment to education and student success.