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With cheers, noisemakers, and heartfelt speeches, the Granite Hills High School Class of 2025 celebrated a powerful night of reflection and triumph. Principal Jacob Bowker and student speakers honored the graduates' perseverance, family sacrifices, and hopes for the future, sending them off with pride, gratitude, and inspiration.

Citrus High School’s Class of 2025 walked proudly through the courtyard Thursday evening to the sounds of “Pomp and Circumstance,” greeted by applause and joyful tears. Principal Apolinar Marroquin, speaking in English and Spanish, honored graduates, families, and staff, calling them real-life superheroes. Students were individually recognized with personal messages, while several received special scholarships, including honors from the Tule River Tribal Council. With tassels turned and Kool & the Gang’s “Celebration” ringing out, the night ended in hugs, photos, and heartfelt pride.

Porterville High School’s Class of 2025 celebrated their final night as students with emotional speeches, heartfelt thanks, and thunderous support from loved ones. With 13 valedictorians and 50 students graduating with GPAs above 4.0, the ceremony reflected a community bursting with pride and future promise.

Monache High graduate Parker Cotten made school history with a third-place national finish in cabinetmaking at the SkillsUSA Championships—Monache’s highest placement ever. His calm under pressure and problem-solving skills earned him a spot on the podium out of 53 top competitors nationwide.

Monache High School's FFA Ag Mechanics Fair Team was crowned State Champions, bringing home the prestigious Silver Bowl from the state finals at COS Tulare. With standout student projects and strong interview performances, the team showcased skill, knowledge, and hard work under the guidance of coach James Corbett.

Porterville Unified School District Empowers Student Storytellers Through 'Camp Create,' a New Summer Program Training Juniors and Seniors in Social Media Strategy, Photography, and Digital Citizenship Ahead of the 2025 School Year

The Monache High School softball team delivered a dramatic 3-2 walk-off win over powerhouse Long Beach Poly in Tuesday’s Division 2 state playoff matchup. Down to their final out, the Marauders rallied in the seventh inning, capped by Aaliyah Mendoza’s game-winning single, to advance to the regional semifinals against top-seeded Christian High in El Cajon.

Harmony Magnet Academy’s 2025 graduation brought joy and reflection to the Buck Shaffer Theater on Friday night, as 10 valedictorians and Principal Jeff Brown delivered heartfelt messages celebrating resilience, memories, and the supportive spirit of the Harmony community. With cheers, music, and laughter, the evening marked a meaningful send-off into a bright future.

Monache High School’s Class of 2025 celebrated their graduation with heartfelt speeches, joyful cheers, and inspiring reflections on perseverance, ambition, and unity. From powerful words by 11 valedictorians to emotional farewells, the ceremony honored the journey, growth, and future of each graduate.

Monache High's 4x800 relay team shattered records and earned a spot on the podium at the CIF State Track Championships, clocking the fastest Central Section time of the year and the 45th fastest in the nation. Meanwhile, Porterville High’s Kian Rangel capped off a standout season with a top-10 state finish in shot put.

With cheers, noisemakers, and heartfelt speeches, the Granite Hills High School Class of 2025 celebrated a powerful night of reflection and triumph. Principal Jacob Bowker and student speakers honored the graduates' perseverance, family sacrifices, and hopes for the future, sending them off with pride, gratitude, and inspiration.

Citrus High School’s Class of 2025 walked proudly through the courtyard Thursday evening to the sounds of “Pomp and Circumstance,” greeted by applause and joyful tears. Principal Apolinar Marroquin, speaking in English and Spanish, honored graduates, families, and staff, calling them real-life superheroes. Students were individually recognized with personal messages, while several received special scholarships, including honors from the Tule River Tribal Council. With tassels turned and Kool & the Gang’s “Celebration” ringing out, the night ended in hugs, photos, and heartfelt pride.

Porterville High School’s Class of 2025 celebrated their final night as students with emotional speeches, heartfelt thanks, and thunderous support from loved ones. With 13 valedictorians and 50 students graduating with GPAs above 4.0, the ceremony reflected a community bursting with pride and future promise.