Graduating seniors earn associate's degree

By New Outlook

Yuma Catholic High School has many reasons to celebrate this graduation season. More than 90 percent of the 2025 class earned more than $21 million in scholarships. In total 126 students earned their high school diploma, of those 96 graduated with an associate's degree. The students were able to earn their additional degree while on the Yuma Catholic High School campus because of a partnership with Arizona Western College in Yuma.

Terra Stallworth, Director of Counseling said, "We are fortunate to have many faculty members with the credentials to teach dual enrollment classes." This year's valedictorian was Kylie Van Horn, who will attend Yale University in the Fall.  The salutatorian was Hope Ramsook, who will attend the University of Arizona.  Abril Sanchez Martinez, the Executive Student Council President, will attend Stanford in the Fall.

Congratulations to all the graduates in the Diocese of Tucson!