CATHOLIC CENTRAL SCHOOL GRADUATION

June 20, 2024 at 8:50 a.m.

Tessa Forcucci, center, and Camilia Mirocco, right, celebrate with fellow graduates following commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) — Tessa Forcucci, center, and Camilia Mirocco, right, celebrate with fellow graduates following commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) (Cindy Schultz)

The Catholic Central School Class of 2024 during commencement exercises on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) — The Catholic Central School Class of 2024 during commencement exercises on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) (Cindy Schultz)

Colin LeFave, center, joins fellow graduates as they applaud the speakers during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) — Colin LeFave, center, joins fellow graduates as they applaud the speakers during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) (Cindy Schultz)

Valedictorian Sophia Ellis delivers her address during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) — Valedictorian Sophia Ellis delivers her address during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) (Cindy Schultz)

Graduate Tessa Forcucci, center, waves to cheering family members as she receives her diploma during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) — Graduate Tessa Forcucci, center, waves to cheering family members as she receives her diploma during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) (Cindy Schultz)

Salutatorian Emily Wheland teases her father about having to miss the Belmont Stakes thoroughbred race, which was takin place on the same day as her graduation, during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) — Salutatorian Emily Wheland teases her father about having to miss the Belmont Stakes thoroughbred race, which was takin place on the same day as her graduation, during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) (Cindy Schultz)

Salutatorian Emily Wheland teases her father about having to miss the Belmont Stakes thoroughbred race, which was takin place on the same day as her graduation, during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) — Salutatorian Emily Wheland teases her father about having to miss the Belmont Stakes thoroughbred race, which was takin place on the same day as her graduation, during commencement exercises for Catholic Central School on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) (Cindy Schultz)

Family and friends cheer on graduates as they take the stage for Catholic Central School’s commencement exercises on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) — Family and friends cheer on graduates as they take the stage for Catholic Central School’s commencement exercises on June 8, at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany.(Cindy Schultz photo for The Evangelist) (Cindy Schultz)

Catholic Central School held its Commencement Exercises on June 8 at the Massry Center for the Arts in Albany. Members of the Class of 2024 were accepted to 21 colleges and universities and earned approximately $4.1 million in scholarships. Together they completed nearly 1,300 service hours to their local communities.