Centereach High School's Class of 2025 showcased their commitment to community service and school spirit during a recent meeting, highlighting their efforts in fundraising and support for those in need. The class has successfully organized various events, including a food drive that resulted in the donation of 32 boxes of canned goods, thanks in part to the Long Island Little Dragon Chinese School and student Yohani Chen.

In addition to their charitable contributions, the Class of 2025 has engaged in multiple fundraising activities to support events like junior and senior prom. These initiatives included candy grams, bingo nights, sports events, and gift basket sales, demonstrating the students' dedication and teamwork. The class president expressed gratitude for the hard work of fellow officers—vice president Noah Preciado, secretary Grace Boland, and treasurer Sena Ekechi—who have all played vital roles in these efforts.

A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to recognizing the contributions of Ms. Petruzzo, the class advisor, who has been instrumental in guiding the students through their high school journey. Her unwavering support and dedication were praised, with students acknowledging her efforts in organizing events and fostering a creative environment.

The meeting also served as a heartfelt farewell, with students expressing appreciation for their teachers and friends, as well as their families. The president shared personal reflections on the support received throughout high school, emphasizing the importance of these relationships as they prepare to embark on new adventures after graduation.

As the Class of 2025 looks forward to their future, their commitment to community service and the bonds formed during their high school years will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on Centereach High School and the surrounding community.