The Beekmantown Central School District held a memorable graduation ceremony for the Class of 2025 on June 28, 2025, celebrating the achievements of its students as they transition to the next phase of their lives. The event highlighted the diverse paths chosen by graduates, showcasing their academic accomplishments and future aspirations.

Among the graduates, Isabel Elizabeth Bolris received a Regents Diploma and plans to enter the workforce, with her diploma presented by Miss Neli Weldon. John Andrew Bourgeois, also a recipient of a Regents Diploma, will be attending Clinton Community College, with his diploma presented by Mr. Keith Lapier. Gage Michael Briette, another graduate entering the workforce, was honored with his diploma by Mr. Matthew Buzayo.

The ceremony also recognized students pursuing higher education. Arnold Steven Dean Bronson received a Regents Diploma and will attend Manhattan University, with Mr. David Manny presenting his diploma. Jack Irvin Brown, who plans to attend Vermont State University, Castleton, was presented his diploma by Mr. Leonard Gadway.

Several graduates are taking on military commitments. Kelsey Kiana Cook, who received a Regents Diploma, will be entering the United States Air Force, with her diploma presented by Mr. James Guerin. Lucas James Corrado, also a Regents Diploma recipient, is set to join the United States Marine Corps, with his diploma presented by Miss Jennifer Favro. Austin Fenway Coro, who earned a Regents Diploma with a Career and Technical Education endorsement, will be entering the United States Army, with his diploma presented by Mr. Thomas Tetro.

The ceremony not only celebrated academic achievements but also underscored the varied futures awaiting the graduates, from immediate employment to military service and further education. This year's graduation reflects the community's commitment to supporting students in their diverse endeavors, marking a significant milestone in their educational journeys. As the Class of 2025 embarks on their next chapters, the Beekmantown community looks forward to their contributions and successes in the years to come.