NASHUA – St. Joseph School of Nursing recently celebrated 21 graduates during its 35th Commencement at Nashua High School North.

The class represented 10 graduates from the accelerated one-year program for licensed practical nurses and 11 graduates from the traditional two-year Associate of Science in Nursing program.

“These graduates have demonstrated tremendous dedication, perseverance, and compassion throughout their nursing education,” said Dr. Victoria Fieler, the school’s dean. “As they begin their careers as registered nurses, they carry with them not only the knowledge and clinical skills they have developed, but also a commitment to caring for patients and families with dignity and compassion. We are incredibly proud to welcome them to the nursing profession.”

The graduates include Daniella Aferewuah, Katherine Cabrera, Nicole Carter, Christina Clarke, Edward Ewiah, Grace Kihara, Gifty Kyere, Sarah Lally, Anna Langan, Grace Mitchell, Tianna Muniz, Bravinda Namulindwa, Sean Nichols, Mia Nicolet, Catherine Ogonowski, Carolyn Penney, Kenneth Powell, Hailey Rios, Sandra Sindor, Dianara Torres and Natasha Valdez.