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Ardsley High School Class of 2026 Celebrates Graduation

Ardsley High School Class of 2026 Celebrates Graduation

On Thursday, June 25, Ardsley High School (AHS) proudly celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2026 during commencement at The Performing Arts Center at SUNY Purchase College.

Graduation marked the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and achievement for the members of the senior class. Surrounded by family, friends, teachers, and staff, graduates were recognized for their academic accomplishments, personal growth, and contributions to the Ardsley school community.

The ceremony featured remarks from student leaders, school administrators, and distinguished speakers, who reflected on the experiences, friendships, and lessons that shaped the Class of 2026. Their messages encouraged graduates to embrace new opportunities, pursue their passions, and approach the future with confidence and purpose.

“Graduates of the Class of 2026. Your legacy is defined not just by what you have accomplished, but by how you achieved it. The world is in need of individuals dedicated to uplifting others, strengthening their communities, and leading with both empathy and resolve. It is my great pleasure to announce that today, 184 such individuals are entering this world,” said Principal Danielle Trippodo. “I want you to know how proud I am of each of you. Thank you for the honor and privilege of serving as your Principal for the last four years. Congratulations!”

As the AHS graduates prepare to pursue opportunities in college, the military, the workforce, and other endeavors, they leave Ardsley High School ready to make meaningful contributions to their communities and beyond. Congratulations to the Class of 2026 on this remarkable achievement, and best wishes for success in all that lies ahead.

"Graduation Day was a great day for the Ardsley School District.  We thoroughly enjoyed celebrating the many accomplishments of the Class of 2026,” said Superintendent of School Dr. Matthew Block. “We will certainly miss this class. They have left a positive mark here in Ardsley, and we are excited to hear about the many great things they will accomplish now that we have sent them out into the world."

Class of 2026 Commencement Ceremony Program

2026 Senior Awards Night Program
 

A young man in a blue graduation gown speaks at a podium in the foreground, while a crowd of similarly dressed graduates sits behind him in the background.
A young man in a graduation cap and gown waves to the crowd while holding his diploma, with other graduates in the background.
A young man in a graduation cap and gown speaks at a podium in the foreground, while a crowd of similarly dressed graduates fills the background.
A graduate in a blue cap and gown shakes hands with an official in the foreground, while a crowd of similarly dressed graduates watches in the background.
Graduates in blue gowns toss their caps in the air against a dark background, while an audience watches from the foreground.
A group of graduates in blue gowns and caps sing on a stage with a dark background.
Graduates in blue gowns fill the stage behind a podium adorned with flowers, while an audience sits in the dark foreground.
A graduate in a blue cap and gown speaks at a podium in the foreground, with a crowd of similarly dressed graduates in the background against a dark backdrop.
A group of graduates in blue gowns and caps sit in the foreground, while a blurred background suggests a stage or auditorium.
Graduates in blue gowns and caps stand at a podium with their hands on their hearts, while others in academic regalia and a floral arrangement are visible in the background.

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