St. Dominic High School has honored its International Baccalaureate Class of 2026 during the school’s annual IB Pinning Ceremony.
The ceremony recognized students who completed the rigorous two-year IB Diploma Programme and their final examinations. This year’s theme was “Every Piece Counts: Celebrating Our Differences.”
Students were celebrated for academic excellence, leadership, service, character, and mentorship through the awarding of honor cords. The teal cord recognized completion of IB Core requirements, while the yellow cord honored students who scored more than 30 points on mock examinations.
Adio Williams earned the highest mock examination score with 36 points. Dishita Babani and Enhua Wu received all five honor cords, recognizing outstanding performance across academics, leadership, service, character, and peer support.
The evening also included special awards, student performances, and addresses from school representatives, parents, and IB leadership.
St. Dominic High School congratulated the Class of 2026 and expressed confidence that the graduates will continue to reflect the values of the IB Programme as future leaders, scholars, and global citizens.