GRANTS PASS, Ore. – The Grants Pass School District says seniors are making the most of their unique situation this spring.
Teachers and staff will put on a graduation parade for senior’s next Tuesday at their former elementary schools.
Then, on June 26th seniors will gather in graduation groups, of no more than 24 people at a time, to receive their diplomas.
“We surveyed each a couple of different times to ask about what they wanted in their graduation celebration. The answer was pretty evident that they wanted to try and maintain to as close to a normal ceremony as possible,” said Principal Ryan Thompson, Grants Pass High School.
Grants Pass High School also started a new tradition for seniors. Inspired by the Love Lock Bridge in Paris, seniors will be allowed to put a lock on the fence at Mel Ingram Field.
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