San Isidro High School Celebrates Class of 2025 Valedictorian: Arianna Perez
San Isidro High School is proud to recognize and celebrate the incredible achievements of our Class of 2025 Valedictorian, Arianna Perez. A shining example of excellence, leadership, and service, Arianna has made an unforgettable impact on our campus and community.
An A Honor Roll student throughout her academic journey, Arianna graduates with an outstanding 36 college credit hours and will be attending The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, where she plans to pursue a degree in Cybersecurity. Her academic discipline and ambition are only matched by her long list of prestigious honors and accolades.
Arianna is a two-time UIL Editorial Writing State Champion, a UIL State Bronze Medalist in editorial writing, and earned 6th place at the state level in headline writing. Her journalistic talent and competitive spirit have made her a standout not only at our school but across Texas.
She has been honored as KRGV’s Student of the Week, named Student Assistant Manager of the Year, and recognized as the U.S. Border Patrol Student Youth of the Year, reflecting her strong leadership and character both in and out of the classroom.
Throughout her time at San Isidro High School, Arianna has served in numerous leadership roles, including Class President and Vice-President, as well as Student Council Historian, Vice-President, and President. Her creativity and eye for detail also led her to success as Yearbook Chief of Staff, Editor, and Photographer.
Arianna has been an active member of FCCLA, the National Honor Society, the National Society of High School Scholars, and UIL, where she competed in journalism, literary criticism, calculator applications, and spelling & vocabulary events.
Her commitment extended beyond academics—she was also involved in our athletics programs, participating as a player, manager, videographer, and photographer in golf, cross country, basketball, volleyball, and track & field.
Arianna’s heart for service is evident in her community involvement. She plays an active role in the San Isidro Catholic Youth Leadership Group, assisting with fundraisers, donation drives, and food pantries, and volunteers regularly at the San Isidro Baptist Church, as well as within our school district and the broader community.
Arianna Perez represents the very best of San Isidro High School. Her resilience, work ethic, and compassion set her apart, and we have no doubt she will go on to accomplish extraordinary things.
Congratulations, Arianna, on this well-deserved honor. You’ve made us all proud. Go Tigers!