- April 18, 2024
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School staff prayed over the soon-to-be graduates.
Jordan Preaster and CFCA Principal Pam Theobald “peaced out.”
Daniel Rivera, Anterrius Washington, Bryce Street, Jordan Preaster, Reece Gustafson and Smith Elize were all members of the state-champ basketball team.
Tan Vo, Jake Diana, Nicholas Singh, Smith Elize and Reece Gustafson were all smiles.
Frankie Ford III, Janiya Addison and Raenika Maxime were ready to graduate.
Frankie Ford III, Janiya Addison, Madison Furtado and Raenika Maxime were all smiles.
Raenika Maxime and Madison Furtado couldn’t believe it was time to graduate.
CFCA Principal Pam Theobald welcomed friends and family.
Valedictorian Tan Vo gave an awesome speech.
Members of the varsity boys basketball team were presented with their championship rings.
Bryce Street showed off his new championship ring.
CFCA Headmaster Dr. Hal Stewart presented Jake Diana with the Daniel Award.
CFCA Headmaster Dr. Hal Stewart presented Raenika Maxime with the Esther Award.
CFCA Headmaster Dr. Hal Stewart awarded Madison Furtado and Nicholas Singh the Old Eagle Award for having been at the school since kindergarten.
CFCA Headmaster Dr. Hal Stewart encouraged graduates to go into the world and shine their lights.
CFCA Headmaster Dr. Hal Stewart presented SGA chaplain Jake Diana with his diploma.
CFCA Headmaster Dr. Hal Stewart presented salutatorian Reece Gustafson with his diploma.
CFCA Headmaster Dr. Hal Stewart presented Jordan Preaster with his diploma.
CFCA Headmaster Dr. Hal Stewart commissioned the graduates during the candlelight ceremony.
Bryce Street and Journey Taylor waited to commission the rising seniors.
Central Florida Christian Academy’s small-but-mighty Class of 2019 said farewell to their high-school careers during their graduation on Thursday, May 16. Sixteen graduates crossed the stage and received their diplomas as friends and family members in the audience cheered them on. Valedictorian Tan Vo and salutatorian Reece Gustafson gave wonderful speeches, and SGA chaplain Jake Diana opened the ceremony with a prayer. Before closing the ceremony, the graduates passed the torch to the rising seniors in a candlelight commissioning ceremony.
