Greetings and welcome to graduation, the Class of 2026. As I look out to the audience I am filled with a little bit of regret. Not because I messed something up, not because there is something I forgot. I feel this regret because, when I look out into the blue filling these seats, there are names I do not know. There are many faces I barely recognize. Yet, despite all that, I feel this deep connection to every single person here today. Because we are, and always will be, the

I want to start off by congratulating the Class of 2026. Your emotions must be all over the place. Some of you might be excited. Some of you might just want to get it over with. But some of you might be feeling something unexpected: fear. Sure, you’re going to strut on stage, grab your diploma, and exit in style. But there might be some lingering worries. Maybe some small things, like tripping. And maybe bigger things, like college. A lot of you might be sitting here asking

Good afternoon, everyone. I want to truly thank you all for coming out to show love and support today. Before I begin, I want to thank Mayor Womack, Dr. Zychowski, Ms. Hayley Toth, Mr.Kneller, the administration and faculty of North Brunswick Township High School, and my family and friends for your time, effort, and guidance through these four years. Sitting here today, it’s easy to feel like we’re supposed to have everything figured out just because we’re graduating. But t