The Bassick High School Graduation Ceremony for the Class of 2025 took place on June 13, 2025, at 8:30 AM, marking a significant milestone for the students and the community. The event began with a heartfelt acknowledgment of Daniel Grant, a beloved student athlete from the school's soccer team, who recently passed away. Attendees observed a moment of silence in his memory, during which his family received a certificate of honor from Coach Sal Henneth, highlighting the impact Daniel had on the Bassick community.

Following this tribute, Principal Dr. Joseph Raiola addressed the audience, expressing gratitude to various stakeholders, including the school’s executive cabinet, board members, and city representatives. He emphasized the importance of parental support and partnership, encouraging parents and guardians to take pride in their contributions to the graduates' success. Dr. Raiola also recognized the dedication of the teachers, faculty, and staff, attributing the graduates' achievements to their hard work and commitment.

In his remarks, Dr. Raiola celebrated the uniqueness of this graduation ceremony, noting that it was a historic occasion for Bassick High School, which has been a cornerstone of the community since 1934. The ceremony took place in a stadium that has hosted legendary performances, adding to the significance of the day.

The event concluded with a sense of pride and accomplishment for the Class of 2025, as the community came together to honor their achievements and the legacy of those who have contributed to their journey.