Pitt County Schools celebrated a significant milestone on June 7, 2025, as South Central High School held its graduation ceremony, marking the achievements of its students. Superintendent highlighted the importance of this occasion, emphasizing the hard work and perseverance demonstrated by the graduates throughout their academic journey.

In a heartfelt address, the Superintendent praised the dedication of teachers and staff who have supported students in their educational endeavors. "You've conquered classes, projects, exams, and perhaps even moments of doubt," the Superintendent noted, expressing pride in the resilience shown by the graduates. This celebration was not just about past accomplishments but also served as an invitation to future opportunities.

Graduates were reminded that their diplomas represent more than just a completion of high school; they are a "passport" to new adventures, whether that be pursuing higher education, entering the workforce, or joining the military. The Superintendent encouraged students to embrace their next steps with courage, creativity, and compassion, stating, "The world is waiting and it needs your voice."

As the ceremony concluded, the Superintendent issued a challenge to the graduates: to work hard, be kind, and help others. "Give life all you've got and then some," was the rallying call, urging students to make a positive impact in their communities and beyond.

This graduation not only celebrated individual achievements but also reinforced the collective spirit of a community that deeply cares about the future of its youth. As these graduates step into the next chapter of their lives, they carry with them the support and encouragement of their school and community.