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Monomoy Commencement, 2026
June 09, 2026
With a toss of the caps, members of Monomoy’s Class of 2026 become alumni Saturday evening.
We doubt it.
Sean Needham and Jillian Dittrich share a moment before the ceremony.
Before the ceremony, Carly Mainini adjusts a mortarboard for friend Bryce Piatek.
Kyra Howard and Abbey Crownshaw adjust Sani Brown’s cap.
Class President Thomas Chase leads the student procession.
Listening to Class President Thomas Chase are classmates McKenna Carchedi, Moya Chang and Rea Christakis.
Class President Thomas Chase directs his classmates to be seated.
The Monomoy Class of 2026 numbered 139 graduates.
Watching a video tribute on the big-screen TV are Principal Jen Police and Class President Thomas Chase.
A large crowd of graduates, faculty, friends and family members gathered on the football field for Saturday’s commencement. At one point, the field’s resident osprey dropped a fish, but it landed well clear of the crowd.
Superintendent Scott Carpenter was joined on stage by his son, Rory.
Moya Chang’s mortarboard holds an inspirational message.
Graduates knew the score.
Graduate Michael Webster gets a hug from teacher Mickey Oliver.
Salutatorian Natalie Sims reminded her classmates to live their lives not only for themselves but for others as well.
Some of the mortarboards hinted at the graduates’ next destinations.
Graduate Solomon Antar shows off his diploma for the camera.
Tommy Burchill prepares to receive his diploma.
Rubi Carbrera gets ready to receive her diploma from teacher Claudia Berbeo.
Rea Christakis enjoys her last few moments as a Monomoy student.
Family members were suitably enthusiastic when their student’s names were read.
Grads Cathryn Hart and Riley Hesse return to their seats with their new diplomas.
Graduate Patrick Jordan gets a hug from his mom, Joy.
Senior Abrielle Long makes her way to the stage, with encouragement from friend Lauren Henderson.
Hugs abounded after the caps were tossed.
Graduates Patrick Jordan and Olivia Eldredge share a celebratory hug.
Graduate Kate Burrill gets a hug after tossing her cap.
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