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County-by-County: Central Florida high school graduation ceremonies
By FOX 35 News Staff
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FOX 35 will update this story with graduation details as they are released.
Here is what we have confirmed so far.
VOLUSIA COUNTY
Volusia County Schools said that they will receive up to six tickets each for their graduation ceremonies.
Ceremonies will be held between June 3 and June 6 at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach with the careful consideration of health and safety guidelines.
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Graduates are reportedly required to wear face-coverings and to socially distance to the greatest extent possible.
In addition, the district said that they will live-stream the ceremonies. They also will be recorded and posted on the district website.
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LEESBURG Public high schools in Lake County graduated 91.2% of their senior students during the 2019-20 school year, topping the state average, according to Florida Department of Education data released Thursday.
The county s eight brick-and-mortar schools and Lake Virtual School saw an overall increase of 4.4% in their graduation rates from the previous school year. East Ridge in Clermont and Lake Minneola tied for the highest graduation rate last school year, with 98.7% of the seniors at both high schools earning diplomas.
The 2019-20 statewide average was 90.0%. Our primary responsibility as a school district is to ensure that every student walks across the graduation stage ready for college and/or a career, Superintendent Diane Kornegay said in a news release. I am so proud of our teams across the district and grateful for their dedication and hard work to make this a reality for more and more students each year.”