Delta Charter graduates 37 in its Class of 2025
Published 11:10 pm Saturday, May 17, 2025
Friends wait to take their place on the field before graduation Friday night. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
A Delta Charter graduate marches onto the field for graduation Friday night. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
A graduate marches to take his place before Delta Charter graduation on Friday. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Family of Delta Charter graduates who were seated on the football field Friday, take a moment to pray. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
A family member holds flowers to give to her graduate after the ceremony at Delta Charter School on Friday. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Graduate Sarah Ann Merrill welcomes family and friends of graduates to ceremonies Friday night at Delta Charter School's football field. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Family and friends use their smart phones to document the graduation of their loved ones. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
A popular graduate at Delta Charter receives his diploma Friday night. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Delta Charter graduate Ella Claire Burnham receives her diploma Friday. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
A Delta Charter graduate earns his diploma Friday. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
A student accepts her diploma Friday at Delta Charter graduation. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Delta Charter School's Class of 2025 tosses their caps into the air after graduating Friday. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
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FERRIDAY, La. — Established in 2013 as a school for math, science and technology, Delta Charter School graduated the Class of 2025 on Friday night.
The night was one of spring’s hottest and muggiest, but family and friends were all smiles as they hooped, hollared, blew horns and celebrated the 37 graduates earning their diplomas.
Delta Charter’s Student of the Year, Sarah Anne Merrill, welcomed family and friends to the graduation ceremony.
Salutatorian Landry Thomas Freeman told his classmates that while graduation Friday was the end of one adventure, it was also the start of another.
Freeman plans to attend Louisiana Tech University and study engineering. He thanks Delta Charter teachers and staff for their work with each student.
“Thank you for bearing with us every day and preparing us for the next chapter of our lives,” Freeman said.
Valedictorian Marlee Alyssa Nelson discussed the challenges students overcame and the bright future ahead for each of her classmates. She plans to attend Louisiana Tech University and major in nursing.
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