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The Ceremony

The Abraham Clark High School Class of 2026 graduated at Ralph Arminio Field in Roselle, marking the end of their high school years with student speeches, a keynote address, and a crowd of families and community members gathered to see them off.

Three students took the stage to address their classmates. Senior Class President Andrew Eme spoke first, followed by Salutatorian Sheena Romeus and Valedictorian Leah Brown. Each reflected on their journey, offered gratitude to families and teachers, and looked ahead to what comes next.

The Keynote

The evening's keynote address was delivered by Dr. Chika Mbolu—a physician, scholar, and community advocate who graduated from Abraham Clark High School in 2013. His return to Ralph Arminio Field, this time as the featured speaker, brought the ceremony full circle. He left as a student. He returned to help send the next generation forward.

For Union County Life readers in Roselle, this is what commencement is about: recognizing achievement, celebrating community, and watching young people step into what comes next.

The Crowd

Members of the Roselle Board of Education, district leadership, and district supervisors joined families in the stands to mark the occasion.

FAQ

Q: Who were the student speakers at Abraham Clark's 2026 graduation?
Senior Class President Andrew Eme, Salutatorian Sheena Romeus, and Valedictorian Leah Brown each delivered remarks, reflecting on their journey and looking ahead.

Q: Who gave the keynote address?
Dr. Chika Mbolu, a physician, scholar, and community advocate who graduated from Abraham Clark High School in 2013, delivered the keynote address.

Q: Where was the ceremony held?
The commencement was held at Ralph Arminio Field in Roselle.