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John Paul II Center for Special Learning Celebrates Graduation

John Paul II Center for Special Learning Celebrates Graduation

From John Paul II Center for Special Learning

Pictured above, from left to right: Molli Gregorzek, Principal Kaylee Simcik, and Cynthia Villicana.

John Paul II Center for Special Learning (JPII) held a graduation ceremony on Monday, June 1, for two students at its location at 1092 Welsh Road, Shillington.

The members of the JPII class of 2026 include:

Mass was celebrated by Msgr. Orsulak from St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church in Reading. Students and staff participated in the liturgy coordinated by Cindy Long, Director of Religious Development. Mrs. Kaylee Simick, Principal, presented the diplomas, and a small reception, including family and friends, followed the ceremony.

“We are honored to celebrate our two graduates as they reach this significant milestone and prepare for the exciting journey ahead. Throughout their time at JPII, they have demonstrated growth, resilience, and a commitment to achieving their goals. We are proud of all they have accomplished and grateful to have been part of their educational journey. As they begin this next chapter, we pray they embrace new opportunities with confidence and continue to share their unique gifts with the world,” said Principal Simcik.

About John Paul II Center for Special Learning

Everyone has a purpose in life. As a values-based organization, John Paul II Center for Special Learning encourages children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to explore their purpose and reach goals through unique special education and social programming.