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One the count of three, the graduating seniors throw their graduation caps into the air and say farewell to their high school years.
Teacher Speaker Kate Kramer provides words of the wisdom for the graduating class by sharing a favorite saying she picked up from one of her former teachers, “carpe diem” meaning “seize the day.”
Assistant Principal Kathy Fontes recognizes students who are graduating summa cum laude, the highest Latin Honors distinction.
Students of the graduating class listen to the various speakers before the awarding of diplomas.
Principal James Bach asks that the graduates to turn around and face their loved ones in the audience to thank them for their support throughout the years.
Senior Zoe Cutler gets her picture taken with her diploma after walking across the stage. Cutler was one of the few students to decorate her graduation cap.
The 380 students of Chaska High School class of 2022 took to the stage and received their diplomas during a ceremony at 4 p.m. Friday, June 10 at Grace Church in Eden Prairie.
Teacher speaker Kate Kramer left the graduates with “carpe diem” as one of her final pieces of advice, meaning “seize the day.”
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