FHS Class of 2025 Graduation Ceremony, June 6, 2025 (video)

Use link to view the FHS Class of 2025 Graduation Ceremony ->    https://www.youtube.com/live/hHkoraIICto?&t=872

FHS Class of 2025 Graduation Ceremony, June 6, 2025 (video)

Tri-County Class of 2025 Graduation - June 5, 2025 (video)

Senior Class 2025 page -> https://www.tri-county.us/o/tri-county-vocational-tech/page/seniors-2025

Video link -> https://www.youtube.com/live/M-VKJmzZee4?&t=494

Tri-County Class of 2025 Graduation - June 5, 2025 (video)

FHS Senior Awards Night 2025 (video)

The Franklin TV video for the FHS Senior Awards Night for the Class of 2025 was held on Thursday, May, 15, 2025. 

The video is available for replay here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-RtBHUfZ1w

Dean College Held 159th Commencement Exercises on Saturday, May 10, 2025

Dean College held its 159th Commencement Exercises recognizing the Class of 2025 on Saturday, May 10, 2025 on Dean’s picturesque Franklin, MA campus.

 

The 246 graduates, representing 22 states and three countries, received their degrees, with many family members and friends in attendance. The ceremony was held outside on the front lawn of Dean Hall, along Awpie Way, with a livestream option available for those who could not attend.

 

Jay R. Leiendecker, Dean’s board of trustees’ chairman, welcomed guests, graduates, and alumni to the ceremony. He reminded the Class of 2025 of all they had accomplished, saying, “Graduates, your time here has been marked by discovery and determination. You’ve faced challenges, embraced opportunities, and grown in ways that can’t always be measured by credits or grades. You’ve learned how to collaborate, how to lead, and how to persevere. And as the world continues to evolve, so too will your role in it. You’re not just college graduates—you’re changemakers, innovators, contributors. You are real-life ready.”

 

Amanda Shields represented the Class of 2025 as the inspiring student speaker. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communication, with a minor in Dance, as well as an Associate's degree in Early Childhood Education.  While at Dean, Shields was involved in several campus organizations, including the step dance team, WGAO 88.3 FM radio station, and the men’s baseball team, where she managed their social media accounts. Additionally, she served as a new student orientation leader at Dean. 

 

Shields spoke about the Class of 2025’s experience at Dean, saying, “As graduates sitting here today, we can reflect on all the highs and the lows we’ve encountered throughout our time here. We all should leave knowing we made a difference at Dean.” She continued by telling her peers, “Our future is a blank canvas, and we are the artists. We each get to choose how to paint it, whether that be with bold strokes of courage and creativity or abstract art to symbolize the beautiful chaos of uncertainty. Either way, we are all well on our way to creating a path that will lead us to success.”

 

Dean College graduation 2025 (Dean College photo)

Dean’s interim president, Mark D. Boyce, shared sage advice for graduates to take with them as citizens of the world. “As the ancient proverb says, the journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step. Today, you take that first step. Remember, along life’s journey, everyone can make a difference,” Boyce said. “Bulldogs, your world, your life’s journey awaits, and I can’t wait to see what a fantastic world you will create.”

 

During the ceremony, two Dean professors were recognized with the College’s Excellence in Teaching Award. The recipients were Ronald Brown, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology and Stephanie O’Neil, Ed.S., ’90, Adjunct Instructor in Business and Mathematics.

 

Also recognized were the Class of 1975, with members joining the processional robed in gold academic regalia. After the commencement ceremony, this enthusiastic group was formally inducted into Dean College’s 50^th Society, a community of esteemed alumni who graduated from Dean more than 50 years ago. 

 

Reverend Dr. Jacob W. Juncker, pastor of the Franklin United Methodist Church, delivered the invocation and benediction during the ceremony.

Class of 2025 Middle school reunion date set for May 20th at ASMS, HMMS, RMS

Spread the word among the Class of 2025 - the middle school reunion date is set for May 20 after dismissal (2ish to 3ish pm.)

May 20th at ASMS, HMMS, RMS

All graduating seniors are invited back to their Franklin middle school of origin to reminisce and see teachers they swore they never wanted to see again! It's one of the best days of the year. We're already looking forward to it!

This invitation is extended to all graduating seniors (FHS, Tri-County, Norfolk Agr., private schools, etc.)

If you attended a Franklin middle school, we'd love to see you on May 20!

Tickets on sale for the All Night Party - FHS Class of 2025

All Night Party - FHS Class of 2025

"Purchase your all night party tickets now!!! 

Link in bio to purchase and for more information"

Tickets ->   https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TTz82c3FBbJPZ6KIEtUKKXiRu-FK4JV_/view

Volunteer to help ->   https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bo-zn2E5JAYisuYDVDNstEqhyGYiOZCQTcGFkBIZXhM/edit?tab=t.0

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The All Night Party for the Class of 2025 will be held, volunteers needed to help!

Franklin High School All Night Party for Class of 2025 is continuing!!!!🎉

🎉 Calling All Volunteers! 

We need your help to make FHS All night party a fun and memorable event for the students! 🥳

The All Night Party for the Class of 2025 will be held

There are multiple fun activities & there’s a spot for everyone! 💙

It’s a fantastic way to connect with neighbors, creating joyful memories for the students and have a great time with them.

Whether your student is in Elementary or Middle school or is a High School Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior, we need you!💜

Let’s come together to create an amazing experience for kids. 

Thank you for your support and helping us make it happen!

👉 Sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C094AAFAC28AAF8C52-allnight?

#community #communitysupport

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You can help support the FHS Class of 2025 with their popcorn fund raiser!!

FHS Class of 2025:

 FHS Class of 2025 popcorn fund raiser

Popcorn Fundraiser is OUT NOW! 

All of the proceeds go to help lower the cost of senior activities. 

Link ->   https://popup.doublegood.com/s/53dl2ab1

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58 Tri-County Seniors Awarded John & Abigail Adams Scholarship | Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School

Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School honored fifty-eight students from the graduating class of 2025 who have been awarded the prestigious John & Abigail Adams Scholarship. This honor not only celebrates these students' outstanding academic achievements, but also provides them with incredible opportunities for their future education.

The John & Abigail Adams Scholarship is awarded to Massachusetts public high school students who have demonstrated exceptional performance on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) tests. To qualify, students must score at the Advanced level in either the Mathematics or English Language Arts section, and at least Proficient in the other section. Additionally, their combined MCAS scores must place them in the top 25% of their school district.

Recipients of the John & Abigail Adams Scholarship are eligible for an undergraduate tuition waiver at any Massachusetts state college or university. This scholarship is valid for up to eight consecutive semesters of undergraduate education at a Massachusetts public college or university provided students maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher during their college years.

Congratulations to the following fifty-eight recipients from the Tri-County class of 2025! Your achievements inspire us all and we look forward to seeing the amazing contributions you will make in the years to come.

58 Tri-County Seniors Awarded Adams Scholarship

Franklin - Sydnie Anagnos, Conor Cadorette, Sunny Dion, Jaimin Farrington Leet, Nicholas Harootunian, Clancy Harrington, Jesse Rogers, Eric Talamini, Ethan Trudel

Medfield - Matthew Johnson

Medway - Corey Ball, William Chenette, Madisyn Downs, Alicia Hall, Jonah Scott, Cecilia Sprague

Millis - Ephraim Aday, Connor Girouard, Loatchwel Joseph, Derek McGuire

Norfolk - William Ford, Serenity Sullivan

North Attleboro - Christina Abdel Alrahim, Tyler Bellavance, Andrae Buttrick, Diego Canales, Nicholas Daday, Bodhi Deggendorf, Jonathan Dise, Maggie Handren, Landon Kaplan, Matilda Keating, Sydney Piette, Devin Roca, Jack Simmons, Lucas Varosky, Sarah Vuilliomenet, Ashley White, Shea Young

Plainville - Annie Hatami, Andrew Hutchins, Connor Huzco-Hall, Makenna Jones, Leonardo Oliveira

Seekonk - Serena Avila, Cayden Bourassa, William Godfrey, Grace Gordon, Alexander Gries, Jack Pardi, Seth Varhol

Walpole - Grace Kennedy, Parker Loconto, Thomas O'Shaughnessy, Kaleigh Stenstrom

Wrentham - Noah Gable, Thomas Genereux, Martin McCrave

For more information about the John & Abigail Adams Scholarship and its benefits, please visit the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education website at (https://www.mass.gov/info-details/john-and-abigail-adams-scholarship). 

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Reminder to complete All Night Party Survey today

Dear FHS Families, and Class of 2025 Students, 

We are writing today to let you know that as of this time, there will NOT be an All Night Party (ANP) for the Senior Class after their Graduation on June 6th. Unfortunately, the long-time chairperson of this event needed to step down and there is not an existing committee or volunteer base to take over. 

It is important to point out that the All Night Party is not an event affiliated with or provided by the Franklin School District or the FHS PCC - it is a community event planned and executed independently by parents, families, and community volunteers. 

We are sharing this information with you today to get everyone thinking about what the future of the ANP should/could look like and how the Class of 2025 would like to move forward. With that goal in mind, we would like to begin by gauging overall interest in the ANP from both the senior students, and all FHS families. Additionally, we need to know if there is in fact a group of parents and community members that is willing to step up immediately to begin the work. 

It is extremely important for everyone to understand that unless there are parents, and community members willing to not only volunteer a couple of hours of time, but to plan and execute the entire event, the All Night Party WILL NOT TAKE PLACE in June. 

All Night Party for Class of 2025 in jeopardy

Please complete the applicable survey by this Sunday, January 19th. Once the Class Advisors and a PCC Liaison have reviewed the responses, we will reach out again to let you know the results and to help guide any future efforts. 

SENIOR STUDENTS ONLY - Please take just a minute to complete this quick ANP Student Survey (linked below) regarding your feelings toward an All Night Party after Graduation.   https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdngPpus2j-Td5F_pUuP91784F2Wp7OsGZaRlf6CZkqF9ko5A/viewform

ALL FHS PARENTS/GUARDIANS and COMMUNITY MEMBERS - Please complete this short ANP Parent & Community Survey (linked below) about your wishes for the continuation of the ANP as well as your ability to volunteer. You do not have to have a senior at FHS to volunteer.  

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe6WfDhykupbGrT9k5MlqaV1IFx87brCQQ04eS28yL8LJezQA/viewform

 

Thank you for your time and quick response. 

Sincerely, 

The Class of 2025 Advisors and FHS PCC

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All Night Party for Class of 2025 in jeopardy, please respond to survey by Jan 19

Paste of recent email regarding All Night Party…

Dear FHS Families, and Class of 2025 Students, 

We are writing today to let you know that as of this time, there will NOT be an All Night Party (ANP) for the Senior Class after their Graduation on June 6th. Unfortunately, the long-time chairperson of this event needed to step down and there is not an existing committee or volunteer base to take over. 

It is important to point out that the All Night Party is not an event affiliated with or provided by the Franklin School District or the FHS PCC - it is a community event planned and executed independently by parents, families, and community volunteers. 

We are sharing this information with you today to get everyone thinking about what the future of the ANP should/could look like and how the Class of 2025 would like to move forward. With that goal in mind, we would like to begin by gauging overall interest in the ANP from both the senior students, and all FHS families. Additionally, we need to know if there is in fact a group of parents and community members that is willing to step up immediately to begin the work. 

It is extremely important for everyone to understand that unless there are parents, and community members willing to not only volunteer a couple of hours of time, but to plan and execute the entire event, the All Night Party WILL NOT TAKE PLACE in June. 

All Night Party for Class of 2025 in jeopardy

Please complete the applicable survey by this Sunday, January 19th. Once the Class Advisors and a PCC Liaison have reviewed the responses, we will reach out again to let you know the results and to help guide any future efforts. 

SENIOR STUDENTS ONLY - Please take just a minute to complete this quick ANP Student Survey (linked below) regarding your feelings toward an All Night Party after Graduation.   https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdngPpus2j-Td5F_pUuP91784F2Wp7OsGZaRlf6CZkqF9ko5A/viewform

ALL FHS PARENTS/GUARDIANS and COMMUNITY MEMBERS - Please complete this short ANP Parent & Community Survey (linked below) about your wishes for the continuation of the ANP as well as your ability to volunteer. You do not have to have a senior at FHS to volunteer.  

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe6WfDhykupbGrT9k5MlqaV1IFx87brCQQ04eS28yL8LJezQA/viewform

 

Thank you for your time and quick response. 

Sincerely, 

The Class of 2025 Advisors and FHS PCC

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Bottle & can drive for FHS Class of 2025

Bottle & can drive for FHS Class of 2025

Multiple options for drop off or pickup displayed in the image

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FHS class of 2025 fund raiser at Sante Fe Burrito Grill - Jan 18, 2023 from 5 PM to 9 PM

"Support by going to Santa Fe this Wednesday! All money made will be going to prom and other events for the class of 2025."

FHS class of 2025 fund raiser at Sante Fe Burrito Grill - Jan 18, 2023 from 5 PM to 9 PM

Online ordering available at -> https://santafetogo.com/

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