High School Seniors Receive Caps and Gowns in Unique Year
Regional high school seniors line up to receive their caps and gowns.
Regional high school seniors line up to receive their caps and gowns.
The dress was casual, but masks were worn by all.
The dress was casual, but masks were worn by all.
Subdued applause for grads, but applause nonetheless.
Subdued applause for grads, but applause nonetheless.
Principal Sara Dingledy keeps an eye on the proceedings.
Principal Sara Dingledy keeps an eye on the proceedings.
Many grads wore clothing reflecting their college choice.
Many grads wore clothing reflecting their college choice.
Amelia Craig and Violet Cabot put a little pomp into the circumstance.
Amelia Craig and Violet Cabot put a little pomp into the circumstance.
Awards and achievements were included in swag bags.
Awards and achievements were included in swag bags.
Cheers for the classof 2020!
Cheers for the classof 2020!
Kelly Cleary signs the banner.
Kelly Cleary signs the banner.
Everything about this year's graduation is unique.
Everything about this year's graduation is unique.
No more pencils, no more books.
No more pencils, no more books.
Students dropped off textbooks, returned uniforms and settled dues for AP exams before claiming their graduation caps and gowns. The final piece of their graduation attire, a customized medical mask, will be handed out at the ceremony on July 26.