CompletedWhat’s Next for Edina “Cake Eaters?” | Cake Day 2025

What’s Next for Edina “Cake Eaters?” | Cake Day 2025

Date: Friday, May 9, 2025 at 3:28 PMActual: Friday, May 9, 2025 at 3:28 PM

Our Edina High School graduates are heading to world-renowned universities, like Harvard, Stanford, Yale, and UPenn. They’re choosing close-to-home institutions like the University of Minnesota, St. Thomas, and Augsburg. They're pursuing skilled trades, creative careers, military service, and gap year adventures. Every path is a reflection of the hard work, growth, and self-discovery that’s taken place over the past four years. As part of Cake Day 2025, we asked a few seniors to reflect on their time in Edina Public Schools and share what’s next in their journey. Their responses were filled with gratitude for those who supported them, hope for the future, and a strong commitment to excellence. The Class of 2025 is not only prepared for what lies ahead — they’re excited to shape it. https://www.instagram.com/edinapublicschools/ https://www.facebook.com/EdinaPublicSchools/ Learn More: https://www.edinaschools.org/enrollment #CollegeDecisions #Minnesota #Graduation #HighSchool

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[0:00] [Music] [0:03] cake Day is a celebration of seniors and [0:08] everything that they have accomplished [0:09] here at the high school cake Day was [0:12] started 15 years ago we decided it would [0:14] be a great opportunity for us to really [0:17] celebrate May 1st as a decision day with [0:20] our Edina community [0:24] [Applause] [0:26] my name is Pedro Pacheco i'm going to [0:28] Marquette University i'm Bridget Roberts [0:31] i'm going to enlist in the US Navy next [0:34] year my name is Natalie Mosakowski and I [0:36] will be going to Harvard University to [0:38] study chemistry my name is Kevin Ibeck [0:40] i'm going to the University of [0:42] Pittsburgh adina High School prepared me [0:44] for college by helping me make [0:46] connections a lot easier and making me [0:48] lifelong friends idana has helped me get [0:52] in touch with different resources like [0:54] my recruiter who I'm currently talking [0:55] to um for like next steps it has taught [0:58] me how to advocate for myself and has [1:00] helped me explore my interests and [1:03] without going to school here I don't [1:04] know if I would have chosen the major I [1:07] did and I'm just so grateful for my time [1:09] here the faculty are super supportive of [1:12] every step in your college process and [1:14] your high school career and they want [1:16] you to push as far as you can and [1:18] succeed all of your goals adina has been [1:20] very helpful uh because I find the [1:23] classes here very rigorous and I know um [1:25] that'll be very helpful when I get to [1:27] college and I think the availability of [1:30] rigorous class coursework um and the [1:34] amazing counselors that kind of help get [1:36] you in the right uh right courses and [1:37] the right classes with the right [1:39] schedule um have really helped me be [1:41] able to uh go to the school that I [1:43] wanted to my name is Almas Brash and I'm [1:46] going to Howard University in Washington [1:48] DC hi my name is Zoya Hassan and I'm [1:50] going to Duke University my name is Noah [1:52] Fry i'm going to the University of [1:54] Wisconsin Madison i'm Molly Bennett i [1:56] committed to run track at Boston [1:58] University edana has been great for me [2:00] because it's put me in contact with some [2:03] pretty wonderful teachers and fellow [2:06] classmates who have been just as [2:07] passionate about learning um I think [2:09] I've really been able to develop my [2:11] leadership because of all the different [2:12] opportunities that I've had um you can [2:14] also take so many different classes so [2:16] many different APs that it really helps [2:18] you to know um what you want to get [2:19] involved in by providing me with some [2:22] great counselors and teachers i'd really [2:25] personally like to thank Miss Dunner who [2:27] introduced me to H.B.CU's and I've had [2:30] her like almost all of high school and [2:32] she was one of my first black teachers [2:34] and she really made a differ…

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