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My Speech to Graduates: June 14 2013

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On behalf of the Class of 2013, I would like to welcome you, the parents and family members of our graduates, the faculty and staff of our school, the community members, alumni, and Seminary graduates, and our special guest of honor, our Governor Maggie Hassan, to the campus at Sanborn Regional High School and our graduation ceremony-the 124 th for Sanborn.   My name is Brian Stack, the Principal of Sanborn Regional High School. Tonight we celebrate the culmination of 12 years of academic achievement as we award diplomas to our students.   The Class of 2013 has experienced tremendous success in their time here, and tonight we honor them for their achievements as we help them start the next chapter of their lives. To the Graduates of the Class of 2013: Tonight you will officially close an important chapter in your lives. Tonight is a time to reflect on the last thirteen years of school and also to look forward to what lies ahead. Life will be what you make of it. Don’

My Message to the Class of 2013

To Members of the Class of 2013, There is an ancient Chinese proverb that says the following: “The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago; the next best time is now”. As you pass this major milestone in your life, I hope this quote will inspire you to set high goals for yourself and don’t wait to act on them. If I have learned one thing since my own high school graduation, it is that your life will be what you make of it. Don’t ever let anyone tell you something isn’t possible. Our world is changing at a rapid pace. The global economy needs people like you to solve our most complex problems. I know you will put your communication, thinking, and problem-solving skills to good use as an effective contributor in our community and beyond. Our future is bright with you as one of our future leaders. I am so proud of each of you for your accomplishments, both in and out of the classroom, during your years at Sanborn. It seems like just yesterday you walked through