Towson Patch Honors Grads: Congrats, Class Of 2020

TOWSON, MD — Patch wants to provide a way to share the achievements of our graduates, even if it's in a small way. With in-person instruction canceled through the end of the academic year due to the coronavirus in Maryland, high school seniors are missing out on the last moments of what should be a happy, celebratory time.

Many milestone events have been postponed for college and high school students alike, and we know many seniors are feeling sadness about missing them.

We hope that this will give the community a way to share their pride in our class of 2020.

If you'd like to add your graduate, fill out the form here. Patch will be updating this post until May 31.

Here are the class of 2020 high school graduates from Towson:

Cortez Robinson, Dulaney High School

Cortez will be pursuing entrepreneurial opportunities and auto mechanics.

From the family: "We are so proud of you and even more excited to see your future achievements! Always remember you're amazing & we love you very much!"

Sage Sarai Evans-Rainey, George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology

Sage will be attending NYU Tisch on a full tuition scholarship as a dance major/Russian minor and working to complete prerequisites for the DPT program.

From the family: "Dear Sage, we are so proud of how hard you worked to earn this moment in your life! Stay focused and always remember that you are in control of your narrative, tell your stories baby. I Love You, Mom!"

Paolo Tayag, George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology

Paolo will be attending Stanford University Class of 2024, majoring in Symbolic Systems/Linguistics.

From the family: "Congratulations! Continue to do amazing things and be a change that this world needs. We are so proud of you."

Cassidy Marie Thommen, George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology

Cassidy is planning on attending college where she would like to study Forensic Investigations/Sciences.

From the family: "Cassidy, we are very proud of you and the person you have become. Stay the sweet, kind and loving woman that you are. As you enter the next phase of your life, you’re going to knock them dead, We love you! - Mommy, Mom-Mom, Pop-Pop, AJ and Uncle Drew."

Danielle Weinstein, George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology

Danielle will be attending Towson University.

From the family: "Beyond proud of you today and every day! We can't wait to see what the next four years bring. Go forth and be awesome! XOXO"

Carl Feibusch, Towson High School

Carl will be attending McDaniel College.

From a loved one: "Carl, i’m so proud of you and i’m so happy we’ve become such great friends and so close. i know you’ll do amazing at mcdaniel, don’t forget about me ;). i love you, baby"

Tyler Parker-Rollins, Towson High School

Tyler will be graduating from Towson High School and will be attending Virginia Tech in the fall.

From the family: "Congratulations, Tyler! We are so proud of you and excited for you! Go Hokies! Love, Mom, Dad, Will & Maya"

Nia Rolley, Towson High School

Nia will be attending Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia.

From the family: "We are so proud of you Nia! We know you’re going to accomplish great things. We love you!! Love Dad, Mimi, Noah and Grace."

Sarah Prem, Towson High School

Sarah will be attending University of Delaware for Chemical Engineering.

Gregory Deyesu, Calvert Hall College High School

Gregory will be attending Seton Hall University, majoring in economics and law.

From the family: "Congratulations, Greg! You can conquer anything."

Colin Steele, Calvert Hall College High School

Colin will be attending VA Tech in the fall in the Dairy Science/Pre-Vet program.

From the family: "We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments. Looking forward to the next chapter in your life. Love you so much! Dad, Mom and Nick."

Joshua Pfeltz, Concordia Preparatory School

Joshua will be attending George Mason University majoring in international relations this fall.

From the family: "Congratulations Joshua! We are so proud of the hard work you've put in over the years and that didn't end when your school had moved to on-line classes. You have taken everything with grace, pride and understanding just as you always do. You shoot for the stars and I know you will achieve everything you've ever dreamed of. We can't wait to see what's to come! Love you! Love, Mom, Dad, Christopher and Cameron"

Jack Cook, St. Paul's School

Jack will be studying computer science at Cornell University.

From the family: "So proud of all of your hard work!"

Amber Marie Olson, Towson University

Amber will be attending graduate school for neuropsychology.

From the family: "Amber, you always make us proud with whatever you do. You have grown into such a beautiful human being and we're honored to be your parents. Love you with all our hearts! Love, Momma & Dad."

Did we miss your grad? Fill out the form here. Patch will be updating this post until May 31.

See Also:

• Virtual Graduation Ceremonies: BCPS Releases Schedule
• Maryland Patch Honors Graduates: Tell Us About The Class of 2020