The ceremony was held on the school’s Jack B. White Field, providing a spirited and heartfelt setting for the milestone 60th graduating class event. The evening began with a warm welcome from Principal Vince Pratt, who applauded the class for their resilience and accomplishments.
The graduating class was officially accepted by Baldwin Park Unified Board of Education Member Dr. Jose Mari Mata.
In his address, Principal Pratt shared a heartfelt message, ending with his iconic phrase that has become a beloved Dons tradition: “Always remember — school is fun.”
Top student honors were awarded to:
• Thania Carlos, Valedictorian, who plans to attend Stanford University
• Annie Fu, Salutatorian
Both students delivered inspiring messages that reflected on their high school journey, celebrated their peers’ growth, and encouraged their classmates to pursue their dreams with confidence and purpose.
Sierra Vista’s graduation ceremony was a celebration of academic achievement, school spirit, and the lasting bonds formed on campus. Being the 60th graduating class, the graduates of 2025 leave behind a proud Dons legacy of determination, unity, and excellence.