2022 Graduation

Dalian Huamei School held its 2022 Graduation ceremony. Families and friends of the graduating class had the opportunity to come and share this meaningful moment with us. 

The 2022 graduating class grew and thrived throughout this extremely difficult period. DHS will always be their firm support. May every DHS student march forward courageously on the journey of pursuing their dreams. Together, we are better! 

All 60 graduates of the class of 2022 have received offers from foreign universities, including top 50 universities in the United States, liberal art colleges, design schools, etc. They have got 190 university offers, a total of more than $63,500 in scholarships, and achieved extraordinary results in various international competitions.   

DHS facilitates a challenging, collaborative, and responsive learning environment that develops student intellect, character, and health. At DHS, every learner strives to achieve personal excellence and contributes to the global community.

The principals and faculties gave out speeches: 

Head of the ELA department, Mr. Reed hopes that graduates can treat others the way they want to be treated. “If you can listen to the voice inside that whispers of our shared humanity, that pleads for peace and respect— then I believe you’ll lead a life that makes the world a better place.”  

ELA teacher Mrs. Armstrong: “Your time here has prepared you to take this next step in your lives and will allow you to pursue your dreams, whatever they may be. Whether it will be adding beauty to the world through your art, innovating solutions to global problems, or serving your local community, your time here has prepared you to make our world a better place.”  

This year’s Sea Dragon Award goes to Rita Yao, who will enter University of British Columbia this fall. The Sea Dragon Award is awarded to the graduate who has most fully realized personal excellence and contributed to society and the community.  In addition, the recipient needs to actively participate in various activities organized by the school, fully challenge themselves academically, and demonstrate a good character and a sense of responsibility.

The Valedictorian Award is awarded to the student with the highest AP score and the highest cumulative GPA. Rachel Wang, DHS valedictorian this year, spoke on behalf of the graduates. This fall, she will be enrolled at the University of California-Davis.  

Congratulations, graduates! You’ve worked hard to achieve your goals and now you’re on your way to seek new vistas, dream new dreams, embark on who you are, embrace life with passion and keep reaching for your star. Go for it!