Hats Off to the Class of 2020
Graduation ceremony was conducted in a socially distant manner.
Graduation ceremony was conducted in a socially distant manner.
Josh Sampaio gets comfortable.
Josh Sampaio gets comfortable.
Jojo and Daniel Bonneau.
Jojo and Daniel Bonneau.
Speeches centered on the themes of change, the pursuit of happiness and, above all, the power of resilience.
Speeches centered on the themes of change, the pursuit of happiness and, above all, the power of resilience.
“I’m so grateful we are able to have an in-person celebration,” said principal Sara Dingledy.
“I’m so grateful we are able to have an in-person celebration,” said principal Sara Dingledy.
Administrators remarked on the unity of the group and the grace with which they rose to the challenges of their senior year.
Administrators remarked on the unity of the group and the grace with which they rose to the challenges of their senior year.
First diploma was awarded to Wayne Tackabury in honor of his son, Davin, who died earlier this year.
First diploma was awarded to Wayne Tackabury in honor of his son, Davin, who died earlier this year.
Valedictorian Jaiden Edelman.
Valedictorian Jaiden Edelman.
Lots of love from Skylar Hall.
Lots of love from Skylar Hall.
Maddy Tully.
Maddy Tully.
Luke El-Deiry celebrates with his class.
Luke El-Deiry celebrates with his class.
Jada Randolph displays her coveted diploma.
Jada Randolph displays her coveted diploma.
Congratulations and well deserved class of 2020.
Congratulations and well deserved class of 2020.
On Sunday evening at the Agricultural Society fairgrounds, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School class of 2020 stood together for the first time since the school was shut down in early March.