The end of the school year is upon us. This will be the final Weekly Update of what has turned out to be a phenomenal year. The long days filled with extra daylight and warm weather allow us to shed classroom routine and make way for field days, adventurous competitions, and award ceremonies. Student achievement has been showcased through many noteworthy events. Students in grades K-12 showcased their brilliant work at the second annual Art Show in May. In addition to classroom Exhibitions of Mastery, the Spring Concerts were an outstanding display of student talent. We are thrilled to be able to celebrate all our students have accomplished together.

The Class of 2025 was honored at their Commencement on Friday, June 6, 2025 at the Music Circus in Cohasset. This group of students has left an indelible impression. In addition to academic, athletic, and artistic achievements, their commitment to service and to one another serves as a true example of who they are innately, as well as the values instilled at home, and honed at South Shore Charter. This year, nine seniors were inducted into the Fraternity of Thirteen, a prestigious recognition for students who have been attending South Shore Charter since kindergarten. Seventeen graduating seniors are members of the National Honor Society. Twenty-one graduates were awarded eligibility for the John and Abigail Adams Merit Scholarship.

Scholarship awards were presented to Hajar Abouyoussef for Highest GPA, Emily Houghton for the Citizenship Award, Andesky Occeus for the Leadership in Workshop Award, and Neveah Eddins for the Mentorship Award. Five students earned the Silver Seal of Biliteracy: Jaeger Furst, Niamh Hickey, Hope Manigat, John Olaoye, and George Seabury. Four students earned the Gold Seal of Biliteracy: Hajar Abouyoussef, Alexandre Clement, Wunyoh Loc, and Faith Manigat. Hajar Abouyoussef was awarded the worldwide 2025 VHS Learning Scholarship. Hope Manigat and Niamh Hickey were awarded the Jacquelyn Marie Block Memorial Scholarship. Nevaeh Eddins was awarded the Joanne F. Harrington Memorial Scholarship. Soraya Nicolas, Anngiah Theodore, and Nevaeh Eddins were awarded a one-year Karen Yelen Scholarship; Adrielly Da’Silva was awarded the four-year Karen Yelin Scholarship. Emily Houghton was awarded the Trailblazer Scholarship which was presented by alumnus Jordan Alexandre, Class of 2024.