Graduates will also sit 6 feet apart on the field during the ceremony, and a livestream will be provided for those unable to attend. Two high schools adjust graduation plans Changes include number of guests allowed. Published 5:45 am EDT, Tuesday, July 21, 2020 Area schools are reconsidering graduation plans to best fit the current state and health guidelines. Cases in the county have been trickling upward in recent weeks, except for July 3, when 12 were added.The number of Hancock County residents known to have died from COVID-19 remained at 35 Monday, a figure that hasn’t changed since June 25. The school also has a virtual ceremony backup scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday, July 12.Wes Anderson, director of school and community relations for the Community School Corporation of Southern Hancock County, told the Daily Reporter in an email that some minor changes are anticipated to seating arrangements in light of the state’s new Stage 4.5, but no reduction in tickets is anticipated.Anderson added the school plans to enforce social distancing for people in line and in the bleachers.“Masks will be required for all attendees until they arrive at their seats,” he said. Instead, many Stage 4 measures remain in place through July 17, including capping social gatherings at 250 people following social distancing guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.That raised a question about commencements. Principal Jason Cary told the Daily Reporter in an email that school officials are discussing what Stage 4.5 might mean for the commencement but didn’t have anything to share as of Monday.Dr. HANCOCK COUNTY — Graduation ceremony plans for county high schools this week align with the state’s recently modified guidelines on gatherings due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the county’s health officer.Indiana decided to hold off on entering the fifth and final stage of its reopening plan on July 4. First and foremost, high school graduates should be citizens who are active in the democratic process and stand up for what they believe in. He can be reached at 317-477-3228 or mkirk@greenfieldreporter.com © 2020 Daily Reporter unless otherwise noted.
I also want to thank our seniors for their creative ideas, input into the process and self-advocacy. Social distancing must be ensured, and face coverings are strongly recommended.Aspy said that guideline, along with intentions for separate, distance-buffered seating areas with separate entrances and exits allowing people to flow in and out without congregating were all part of her thought process behind responding favorably to the schools’ plans.“I think the schools have really tried to be very thoughtful with the plans, and we’re very fortunate in our county that our numbers have been very good,” Aspy said.Eastern Hancock High School released a video commencement ceremony and held a vehicle parade in June. In order for this to take place all criteria of phase 4 of the reopening of the Capital Region would have to be met, or Governor Cuomo would have to relax the current guidelines. “Mt.
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the cancellation of school for the remainder of the year, we knew celebrating graduation would be challenging. Details of the route and parade to follow Vernon High School administration has reviewed the numbers of patrons and graduates for commencement and has changed the number of tickets allotted for each student’s family to two tickets,” she said. This will include:Video of all graduates “walking the stage” and their name is announcedCar parade on Saturday, June 27th at 10:30 am. The plan we are going ahead with, our Plan C, incorporates both traditional elements of graduation and some new elements.In closing, I would like to thank all of you for your understanding and patience. Vernon High School’s graduation ceremony is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 10 with a virtual ceremony backup.Maria Bond, director of community relations for Mt. Our first plan, our Plan A, remains our traditional graduation in the gymnasium. Representatives of all three districts reported guidance they’ve received from the Hancock County Health Department indicates that seating at those venues make up multiple, separate sites with their own capacity caps of 250, meaning total attendance can exceed that amount.New Palestine High School’s graduation ceremony is at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 11. Wake County high schools will hold virtual graduations June 8-13 due to the coronavirus pandmic.
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