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Rockingham County Public Schools announces graduation schedule

2 years ago in Community, Local

Rockingham County Public Schools announces graduation schedule

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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va. (ROCKTOWN NOW) – Rockingham County Public Schools has revealed its graduation schedule for all of the county’s high schools.

The pomp and circumstance all starts Wednesday, June 5 with Massanutten Technical Center’s graduation ceremony.

Seniors at East Rockingham High School will receive their diplomas on June 6, followed by Spotswood the next night on June 7.

Broadway and Turner Ashby high schools will both hold graduations on Saturday, June 8.

All ceremonies are happening at the Atlantic Union Bank Center on the JMU campus, and all will begin at 7 p.m. – except for Broadway, which will start commencement at 3 p.m.

For anyone unable to attend, the graduations will be streamed live on the Rockingham County Public Schools YouTube channel.

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