Graduates of South Central High School in Pitt County celebrated their achievements during a heartfelt graduation ceremony on June 7, 2025. The event brought together faculty, staff, family, friends, and special guests to honor the accomplishments of the Class of 2025.

Superintendent Dr. Steve Lasser opened the ceremony, welcoming attendees and introducing members of the Board of Education, including Chair James Tripp and Vice Chair Worth Forbes. The presence of local dignitaries, such as Senator Candee Smith, underscored the community's support for the graduates.

A poignant moment during the ceremony was dedicated to remembering two beloved members of the school community who were lost during the past year: Miss Sharon Crockett, the dedicated media coordinator, and Jamir Revel, a cherished senior. The audience participated in a moment of silence to honor their memory, reflecting the deep connections within the Falcon family.

As the ceremony progressed, Dr. Lasser delivered special remarks, emphasizing the significance of this milestone in the graduates' lives. The event not only celebrated academic achievements but also highlighted the strong sense of community that defines Pitt County Schools.

This graduation marks a pivotal moment for the Class of 2025, as they prepare to embark on new journeys, equipped with the support and memories of their time at South Central High School. The ceremony served as a reminder of the importance of community, resilience, and the lasting impact of those who have shaped their educational experiences.