Page 12 THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, July 10, 2026 Everett seniors celebrate graduation from PCSS I & II Reem lasri was Salutatorian Left to right: Back row: Stephen Ruiz, Philip Dalla Benetta, Arthur Oliveira, Benajah Estelien and Vinicius Lacerda; second row: Assia Maji, Ashley Fajardo, Ines Hamdi, Tasnim Mouttaki, Lamarra Laurent, Bianey Jacinto, Ruth Hailu, Sampada Tiwari, Marcus Tayag and Emelyn Wittkowski; front row: Sophia Ridriguez, Christina Menacho, Yasmin Alger-Garcia, Ramisha Khatri, Marvin Jones, Sharon Daniel, Christa Corney, Liana Capo, Keisha Daniel, Mike Dely, Omar Chaouqy, Gabe Mendez, Reem Lasri, Said Munie and William Ramlal. O n Friday, May 29, 2026, Pioneer Charter School of Science I (Everett) and II (Saugus) honored their Class of 2026 in a joint graduation ceremony at Faneuil Hall in Boston, celebrating a resilient and high-achieving group of students who are now headed to some of the country’s most prestigious colleges and universities. Among the graduates were 30 students from Everett. Reem Lasri, of Everett, was the salutatorian for PCSS I. She will be attending Cornell University in the fall, where she will study Mechanical Engineering. This year 108 seniors from both PCSS campuses were accepted to 140 colleges, including Yale, Northeastern, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Boston University, and received more than $20 million in total scholarships. This year’s graduating class included three Thrive Scholars, one QuestBridge Scholar, a Posse Scholar and a Gates Scholar. Everett’s Reem Lasri was Salutatorian of Pioneer Charter School of Science I Class of 2026; Lasri is pictured with Pioneer Charter School of Science CEO/Executive Director Barish Icin.
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