Voxitatis congratulates the ‘Diverse’ Class of 2025 By Paul Katula • Jun 18, 2025 We extend our heartfelt congratulations to this year's high school graduates. Despite politics to the contrary, they are strong.
Voxitatis congratulates the ‘Chill’ Class of 2024 By Paul Katula • Jun 1, 2024 High school started in the middle of a pandemic for this year's graduates, but they still triumphed.
We congratulate the ‘Disengaged’ Class of 2022 By Paul Katula • May 29, 2022 This year's graduates have more mental health and socialization challenges than recent students. We congratulate them on an unusual journey.
We congratulate the ‘Hybrid’ Class of 2021 By Paul Katula • May 30, 2021 We congratulate the 3 million or so seniors who graduate this spring amid a global pandemic and hope for a return to normal.
Voxitatis congratulates the COVID Class of 2020 By Paul Katula • Apr 29, 2020 2020 is unique and, for high school graduates, different from anything they've seen. Proms, spring sports, & many graduation ceremonies are cancelled. Time for something new.
We congratulate the ‘Walkout’ Class of 2018 By Paul Katula • May 8, 2018 We extend a wish of congratulations and joy to the graduates of the Class of 2018. We express hope in the future with them in the lead.
DeVos graduation speech in Baltimore draws protest By Paul Katula • Dec 21, 2017 The US ed. sec. delivered a graduation speech at the U. of Baltimore Monday, but several people protested her appearance.
Federal rule change could make grad rates fall By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2017 States that offer different levels of high school diploma may need to adjust their graduation rates pursuant to a federal rule change.
Calculus, cardboard canoes, commencement @WVHS By Paul Katula • May 24, 2017 The year wrapped up for seniors yesterday at one of the Chicago area's biggest and best high schools. We once again salute seniors.
We congratulate the “Politicized” Class of 2017 By Paul Katula • May 15, 2017 We congratulate the Class of 2017, and in keeping with tradition, we have dubbed it the "politicized" class, following November's elections.