The Class of 2025 at Williamson High School capped off their senior year with a memorable three-day trip exploring some of the East Coast’s most iconic locations. From June 1–3, 36 seniors, along with chaperones Mrs. Foss, Mr. Cocquyt, Mrs. Bills, and Mr. Pray, traveled by motor coach to Washington, D.C., Ocean City, and Baltimore, Maryland, for their senior class trip.

The journey began early Sunday morning with excitement buzzing as students departed for the nation’s capital. After arriving in Washington, D.C., students had time to explore the Smithsonian Museums of their choice before enjoying dinner at the Pentagon City Mall. The day concluded with a guided illuminated tour of the city’s historic monuments—a highlight for many.

Day two brought a change of pace with a full day of sunshine and sand at Ocean City. Students enjoyed beach time, shopping along the boardwalk, and meals with friends, soaking in every moment of their last big adventure together before graduation. 

The final day featured a stop at the National Aquarium in Baltimore and free time at the Inner Harbor before beginning the journey home. On their way back to Williamson, the group made an extra sweet stop at Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey, Pennsylvania—a bonus destination that delighted everyone.

The trip offered seniors a perfect mix of learning, leisure, and laughter, providing unforgettable memories to take with them as they prepare for life after high school.