On Thursday, May 14th, forty-six (46) seniors walked across the Jonesboro-Hodge High School Auditorium stage one final time, each celebrating their academic achievements and receiving his or her diploma, commemorating their graduation from high school. 

“The class of 2025 will always hold a special place in my heart,” said JHHS Assistant Principal, Kris Cash. “From teaching them in 6th and 7th grade, to catching them again in Geometry and seeing all of their growth from an administrative standpoint, is something that I am extremely proud of.”

Cash continued to remember the years he spent with the young men and women while as their coach, teacher, and administrator.

“I think this class, for me anyway, will always be remembered for their resilience and their ability to adjust to any change that has been thrown at them, and they have seen a lot of changes over the years,” recalled Cash. “I say bravo and congratulations to all of these great people, and I am excited to see what God has in store for them down the road. The grind was worth it, and now it’s time to begin the grind for the next chapter.”