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eventy-seven graduating seniors celebrated a significant educational milestone on May 20 at Tallulah Falls School’s commencement ceremony. Sustaining the tradition of previous classes, the 2022 class earned more than $9.5 million in scholarship offers and was admitted to more than 125 colleges and universities. During the commencement ceremony, 77 seniors were recognized. Personal messages for students from a faculty or staff member were included in a digital presentation.
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President and Head of School Larry A. Peevy addressed the graduates, families, faculty, staff and guests and Dean of Enrollment Management Kelly Woodall provided a prayer. Peevy also extended greetings from TFS Board Chair Gail Cantrell before he and Academic Dean Kim Popham presented diplomas to the excited seniors. “We are so proud of these outstanding young people,” said President and Head of School Larry A. Peevy. “They are destined for bright futures as they advance to the next level of education.”
As part of the college preparatory curriculum offered at TFS, Peevy said, the school offers 21 college classes on campus, allowing many students to start college as sophomores. Twins Jingyi “Jason” Sang and Jingan “Jerry” Sang of Shanghai, China were named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively. Both delivered a speech, expressing gratitude to family, teachers and others, reflecting on the memories of time spent with friends and acknowledging the impact of the TFS experience.
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