Aldine ISD Class of 2020 Graduation Ceremonies

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Aldine ISD celebrated the Class of 2020 one last time with virtual graduation ceremonies, June 22-25. Seniors and their families and friends were able to watch a live broadcast of their high school graduation ceremony from the safety of their homes. The graduation ceremonies included remarks from the campus principal, Superintendent Dr. LaTonya M. Goffney, and the class Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Congresswoman Shelia Jackson Lee and Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner, Adrian Garcia, also wished the graduates the best of luck in their future endeavors.

Graduation Week included diploma pickup, where students were invited back to their campus to celebrate their accomplishments. Each campus celebration looked different, but all principals and administrators greeted their new alumni with cheers and congratulations. Graduates also received Aldine ISD Class of 2020 face masks and a copy of their official transcript.

Although the graduation pomp and circumstance was nontraditional, the Class of 2020 will always be remembered for their hard work, perseverance and dedication, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each of the students will have a unique story to tell as their journey continues beyond Aldine ISD.

Seniors who were unable to pick up their diploma and final transcripts can contact their campus counselor via email. You can find a full list on our website.