White County’s 2021 graduation rate dipped slightly from the previous school year, but remained well above the state average, according to data released last week from the Georgia Department of Education.
White County’s 2021 graduation rate dipped slightly from the previous school year, but remained well above the state average, according to data released last week from the Georgia Department of Education.
TMU President Dr. Emir Caner addressed graduates during commencement ceremonies May 15. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)
White County High School will hold its second graduation for the Class of 2020 – in a traditional outside setting – this Saturday, July 25.
With the traditional graduation set for Saturday, July 25, White County High School has released the following information for graduates, family members and guests.
It appears the White County Class of 2020 will have its chance to walk across the stage – but a school-sponsored prom has been canceled.
Aaron Abbs leans down to get a photo with his dog, Rachel, who accompanied him during graduation. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)
White County High School Assistant Principal Adam Wiley looks at a video production truck in the school parking lot where a “drive-in” graduation ceremony will be held this Friday due to restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The event will also feature a screen for video and a live broadcast. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)
Truett McConnell University President Dr. Caner is shown at the university's 2019 commencement ceremony. (Photo/TMU)