Bold Futures Begin Here: Julissa Soto Delivers Keynote at Eastlake Class of 2025 Graduation

Date of Event: Saturday, June 14, 2025
Location: Tesla Professional Development Center, Colorado Springs, CO
Event: Eastlake High School Class of 2025 Graduation Ceremony

On a powerful June afternoon in Colorado Springs, Julissa Soto stood before the graduating class of Eastlake High School to deliver a message that was more than motivational — it was a rallying cry for the next generation of changemakers.

As the keynote speaker at the Class of 2025 graduation ceremony, Julissa addressed the students, families, and faculty gathered at the Tesla Professional Development Center with bold words and an unwavering belief in the power of youth to reshape the world.

“This isn’t just a speech — it’s a call to boldness, vision, and ownership of the future.”

With heartfelt conviction, Julissa reminded the graduates that they are not only witnesses to the future — they are the future. Every step they’ve taken to reach this milestone was made with grit, grace, and resilience.

🔥 A Message to the Graduates

Julissa's keynote message centered around one core truth:
You are enough. You are ready. And the world needs your fire.

She urged students to:

• 🌟 Take the leap

• 💡 Chase curiosity, not comfort

• 🛠️ Fail forward — and keep building

“Whether you have a plan or you're still figuring it out, the world doesn't need your perfection — it needs your passion.”

Her words echoed through the room, empowering students to embrace their next chapter with courage, creativity, and confidence.

💙 Gratitude for the Unsung Heroes

Julissa also took a moment to acknowledge the quiet, powerful presence of families, mentors, and guardians — the ones who stood in the background, guiding and cheering with unwavering love.

“This celebration belongs to you, too. Your sacrifice helped shape the minds and hearts we celebrate today.”

🦅 Eastlake Dragons: Lead Loudly

With Eastlake’s signature spirit in the air, Julissa closed her speech by encouraging the graduates to show the world who they are — and to never shrink their voice or their vision.

“Make some noise. Let your fire be seen. Let your voice be heard. The world has been waiting for exactly what you bring.”