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Robbinsdale Graduation Recap 2025

Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 at 12:55 AMActual: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 at 12:55 AM

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[0:13] - Today's graduation and I am feeling wistful. [0:17] I am looking at these people around me [0:19] and feeling so glad they're able to graduate alongside me. [0:21] - Finally gonna say thank you to my parents for the support. [0:27] - I am personally nerve wracked, yet excited [0:30] for the possibilities for the future [0:31] 'cause I've been waiting for this day for a long time. [0:34] - This is an experience that everyone looks forward to, [0:37] so the excitement is very high, full of anxiety [0:41] and I'm glad to be here today. [0:43] I'm feeling nerves, [0:44] - But overall I'm feeling really excited [0:47] and just ready. I'm ready. [0:49] - I'm feeling good, well accomplished. [0:51] A little nervous, but overall really good. [0:54] We've grown, adapted, [0:56] and we've proven that we're not just ready [0:58] for change. We welcome it. [1:00] - I've been nervous. This has been a long time coming. [1:02] I was originally supposed to graduate in 2018, [1:06] Fought to get to where I am today. [1:10] - Shout to my friends that have my back. [1:13] My Anthony, my mom, Britney [1:17] and yeah, to myself for getting it done. [1:20] - My cousins, they made sure I got my work done [1:24] and like pushed me to finish. [1:27] I'm a first generation high school graduate, [1:29] so I'm up here making my parents proud. [1:32] They pushed me through, [1:33] they motivated me through everything. [1:35] Even when it got really hard, they still motivated me [1:38] and they were my rock throughout everything. [1:40] I've been through a very rough patch in my life. [1:42] So for me to finally get this diploma, [1:45] you know, I'm gonna act [1:46] - A little out. [1:47] I've achieved something that I always wanted to achieve. [1:49] and to next generation of RTC. [1:54] If you have a goal, achieve it. [1:55] If you have a dream, achieve it. [2:02] - After high school, I'd be going to St. [2:03] Olaf College for chemistry. [2:06] My ultimate goal is to do research [2:07] and chemistry to at least help one person, [2:10] be it save their lives, or just make their lives even. [2:12] Just a little bit more convenient. [2:13] - Currently I'm deciding between the University [2:15] of Southern California and Boston University. [2:18] I will be, be a pre-med student majoring in biology, [2:21] and I plan to become a surgeon. [2:23] - I'm looking to go into the recovery field of talking [2:26] to addicts and letting them know that there is a way out [2:29] and that we're all worth something [2:31] and might as well find it. [2:34] - Always remember that your voice [2:36] matters, your story matters. [2:38] I wish for you unwavering confidence [2:40] and relentless courage to trust yourself [2:44] and to listen to your voice as you use it [2:47] to make the world a better place. [2:50] Each student has walked their own unique road [2:53] and that road that's forward is also unique [2:56] and I, I want them to be confident and competent [2:58] and joyful in …

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Graduation ceremony

Student aspirations and future plans

Personal reflections and emotions

Support systems and motivation

Advice for future generations

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  • Student overcomes significant life challenges to achieve graduation.
  • First-generation graduate honors parents' support.
  • Diverse post-graduation plans: medical field, research, and recovery advocacy.
  • Impact of peer and family support on academic success.
  • Themes of resilience, self-belief, and future contribution from student speakers.

Finally gonna say thank you to my parents for the support.

Graduate 1Support systems and motivationExpressing gratitude during graduation.

I am personally nerve wracked, yet excited for the possibilities for the future 'cause I've been waiting for this day for a long time.

Graduate 2Personal reflections and emotionsDescribing feelings on graduation day.

This is an experience that everyone looks forward to, so the excitement is very high, full of anxiety and I'm glad to be here today.

Graduate 3Personal reflections and emotionsSharing emotions about the graduation experience.

We've grown, adapted, and we've proven that we're not just ready for change. We welcome it.

Graduate 4Student aspirations and future plansReflecting on personal growth and adaptability.

I was originally supposed to graduate in 2018. Fought to get to where I am today.

Graduate 5Student aspirations and future plansSharing personal journey and past struggles.

My cousins, they made sure I got my work done and like pushed me to finish.

Graduate 6Support systems and motivationAcknowledging family support.

I'm a first generation high school graduate, so I'm up here making my parents proud.

Graduate 7Student aspirations and future plansHighlighting a significant personal achievement.

They pushed me through, they motivated me through everything. Even when it got really hard, they still motivated me and they were my rock throughout everything.

Graduate 7Support systems and motivationExpressing deep gratitude for parental support.

I've been through a very rough patch in my life. So for me to finally get this diploma, you know, I'm gonna act a little out.

Graduate 8Personal reflections and emotionsDescribing personal challenges overcome.

I've achieved something that I always wanted to achieve.

Graduate 8Personal reflections and emotionsExpressing a sense of accomplishment.

If you have a goal, achieve it. If you have a dream, achieve it.

Graduate 9Advice for future generationsOffering advice to future students.

My ultimate goal is to do research and chemistry to at least help one person, be it save their lives, or just make their lives even. Just a little bit more convenient.

Graduate 10Student aspirations and future plansStating future career aspirations.

I will be, be a pre-med student majoring in biology, and I plan to become a surgeon.

Graduate 11Student aspirations and future plansDetailing academic and career plans.

I'm looking to go into the recovery field of talking to addicts and letting them know that there is a way out and that we're all worth something and might as well find it.

Graduate 12Student aspirations and future plansExpressing desire to help others.

Always remember that your voice matters, your story matters. I wish for you unwavering confidence and relentless courage to trust yourself and to listen to your voice as you use it to make the world a better place.

Speaker at 2:34Advice for future generationsCommencement speech offering encouragement and advice.

Each student has walked their own unique road and that road that's forward is also unique and I, I want them to be confident and competent and joyful in what they do and recognize that they can do anything they set their mind to as long as they trust themselves and have a lot of amazing people around them to support them.

Speaker at 2:34Advice for future generationsConcluding remarks of the commencement speech.

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