- May 22, 2026
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Each graduate received handshakes and hugs as they made their way across the stage.
Brandon Bass Jr. was a standout shooting guard for Windermere Prep’s basketball team.
Chase Croft received his diploma from Director of High School Steve Murphy.
Graduates had a chance to capture the moments at a pre-graduation reception at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
The graduates celebrated the end of their high school careers in front of a packed house.
Members of Windermere Prep’s Class of 2026 always will share a special bond.
Nadim Al-Husaini had a plethora of cords for a variety of achievements.
Carsha Campbell chatted with friends at the pre-graduation reception.
Saavan Ohri got a little help with his graduation cap from Carolina Pissarra Scaramuzza.
Gabriel Greer watched from above as family and friends arrived to the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
Bernice Pan and Emily Messersmith loved their time at Windermere Prep.
The Windermere Prep graduates had some time to reminisce upstairs before the ceremony began.
Many of the graduates decorated the tops of their graduation caps.
Head of School Alex Birchenall delivered a heartfelt speech.
Senior Class President Saavan Ohri based his speech on the “Finding Nemo” adage, “Just keep swimming.”
Valedictorian Suvir Talamas delivered an inspirational speech.
Valedictorian Thomas Petrongari Rosner earned well-deserved applause for his speech.
Stephen Horn III, Jedediah Nijensohn and Alyssa Johnson all earned scholarships to serve in the military.
Director of High School Steve Murphy was the final speaker before the graduates received their diplomas.
Members of Windermere Preparatory School’s Class of 2026 capped off their high school careers with an inspirational graduation ceremony, held at 7 p.m. Friday, May 22, at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
The graduates heard heartfelt speeches from Head of School Alex Birchenall, Director of High School Steve Murphy, and co-valedictorians Suvir Talamas and Thomas Petrongari Rosner.
The school also recognized three graduates — Stephen Horn III, Alyssa Johnson and Jedediah Nijensohn — who earned scholarship to further their education while serving their country. Horn earned appointment to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, while Johnson and Nijensohn both earned Air Force ROTC scholarships.
