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High school graduation ceremonies for Greenville County Schools commenced at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, celebrating the achievements of the Class of 2025.
Greenville, SC – High school graduation ceremonies for Greenville County Schools officially began on Tuesday, May 20, at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena. The ceremonies are a significant milestone for graduating seniors, with the first graduation kicking off at 8 a.m. with Wade Hampton High School.
The day’s schedule for May 20 included four graduation ceremonies:
- 8 a.m.: Wade Hampton
- 11:30 a.m.: Berea
- 2:30 p.m.: Mauldin
- 6:30 p.m.: Carolina High & Academy
The graduation festivities continued on Wednesday, May 21, with an additional set of ceremonies, which included:
- 8 a.m.: Greenville
- 11:30 a.m.: Blue Ridge
- 2:30 p.m.: Woodmont
- 6:30 p.m.: Southside
Attendees should also be aware that a clear bag policy is in effect for all graduation ceremonies. This measure is implemented to enhance security for all attendees. Graduates and guests are encouraged to familiarize themselves with what items are permissible to bring into the arena.
As an added convenience, all graduation events can be viewed live and on-demand at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, providing accessibility for family and friends unable to attend in person. In addition to live coverage, photo galleries documenting each graduation ceremony, including Wade Hampton’s event, will be available for viewing, allowing families to capture and preserve these pivotal moments.
This year marks a notable occasion as the Class of 2025 celebrates their accomplishments and embarks on new journeys following graduation. Each school’s ceremony is designed not just to commemorate the graduates’ hard work and dedication but also to inspire them as they transition to the next chapter of their lives, whether that be further education, entering the workforce, or pursuing other opportunities.
For many students and families, graduation is not just a ceremony; it is a celebration of years of effort, growth, and achievement. The importance of community support is emphasized during these events, showcasing pride in the accomplishments of local students.
Graduation ceremonies serve as a hallmark of education in the Greenville County area, reflecting the dedication of both students and educators. The selection of Bon Secours Wellness Arena as the venue provides ample space for guests and emphasizes the significance of these milestones in the lives of young adults.
In summary, Greenville County Schools have commenced their high school graduation ceremonies with a schedule that runs through May 21. The clear bag policy is in effect for all attendees, and the ceremonies will be broadcast live for those who cannot attend.
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- Fox Carolina: High School Graduations Impact Downtown Greenville Traffic
- Greenville Journal: Watch Live Greenville County Schools Class of 2025 High School Graduations
- Greenville Online: What to Know About Greenville High School Report Card & Graduation Rates
- WYFF 4: Greenville County Schools Review Special Education
- Greenville Online: Greenville County Schools Superintendent Helps Students Find Their Next Best Life
- Wikipedia: Graduation
- Google Search: High School Graduation Ceremonies
- Google Scholar: Education Graduation Importance
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Graduation
- Google News: High School Graduations
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