Hats off to Freeport’s Summer Graduates
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FREEPORT, N.Y., September 4, 2007
With the musical chords of “Pomp and Circumstance” leading
the processional, 46 Freeport students in cap and gown took their last
steps as high school students and their first steps as Freeport High School
graduates.
Proud parents beamed with pride as welcoming and congratulatory remarks
were offered by Dr. Eric Eversley, superintendent of schools; Mr. Ernest
Kight, Freeport High School assistant principal; and Debra McQuillan, president
of the Board of Education.
Jacqueline Genesoni, summer school principal,
presented the graduating class to the audience while cameras snapped
and videos panned, and after all the diplomas were given out cheers went
up for the district’s
newest alumni. |
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Congratulations to the August Graduating
Class
of 2007 |
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Dressed in caps and gowns, Freeport High
School students who completed their course of study in August file into
the auditorium to receive their high school diplomas. |
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Keyla Abreu
Rocio Abrue-Pichardo
Georgina Andujar
Michael Clarence Beeks
LaShana Breland
Shana Brown
Tavoya Cobb-Oliver
Ciazia Abel Cook
Reynaldo D. Depena
Joel Dilone
Vanessa Dubose
James Duran
Tyree Willie Early |
Dauli Espinal
Christina Evans
Samara Francis-George
Alside Frias
Ramphy Gonzalez-Maceo
Christopher Grame
Luisa Herrera-Turcios
Coleif Holte
Manuel Lopez
Dodley Louis
Michael Machado
Frank Maldonado |
Kenia Marmol
Ana Marte
Brent McKeithan
Brian Medina
Jose Melendez
Tashona Mouzon
Richy Nunez
Olujimi Otulaja
Jamaal Devon Penn
Daniel Peralta
Joseph Perez-Valladares
Bianca Rodriguez
Edward Rodriguez |
Leidy Rodriguez
Phylicia Renee Simmons
Tiffany Stoddart
Denay Velasquez-Munoz
Karla Villacorta
Maxwell Walker
Michel A. Phillips
Anthony Rodriguez |
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| Freeport Public Schools is a diverse, innovative district
on Long Island’s South Shore serving about 6,750 students in grades
Pre-K through 12. The district and its eight schools take pride in having
the region’s only magnet schools of choice, a long-standing and award-winning
English/Spanish Dual Language Program, and a high school where students
excel in competitions that include the regional Academic Challenge, Odyssey
of the Mind and Future Problem Solving International. The district’s
New Visions School of Exploration and Discovery has been named a National
Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education for its high student
performance and engaging curriculum. |
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