Christchurch’s 17th Head of School, William J. “Billy” Coyle, delivered the commencement address on May 23 to the class that arrived at the Middlesex County private school as ninth graders at the same time he began his first year as head, saying, “This is only my fourth time being up here … my senior year … our senior year!” He went on to remark about what an incredible campus atmosphere the Class of 2026 created as they grew into leaders. “It’s been a long, transformative journey, and you should all be proud of your soon-to-be alma mater … you’ve set the tone and exemplified our core values of character, curiosity, and community.” Coyle thanked moms, dads, family and friends for their support and “this partnership we have formed in guiding these seniors, your children, to this day. You have entrusted us with your most precious gift, and together we have watched them grow into impressive young men and women.” Then, he turned his full attention to the Class of 2026. “I personally thank ...