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An elementary school in south Oklahoma City held a drive-by graduation, and one of their neighbors wasn't super thrilled about all the noise.
Source: KFOR

Central Michigan University announced that they will be discontinuing its men’s track and field programs, effective immediately, due to budget shortfalls because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The university says the decision to discontinue the track and field program directly affects 36 s…

A man in Sacramento, CA has been driving around visiting high school graduates so he can play them the classic graduation song "Pomp and Circumstance".
 
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(Orangevale, California): A complete stranger surprised 2020 grads by playing the graduation…

Torrence Burson, in Memphis, decided he wanted to put together a homemade graduation ceremony for his daughter after her university's ceremony was canceled.
Source: FOX 13

Second-grade teacher Kelsey Pavelka made a plastic barrier with a shower curtain, tape, and Ziploc bags so she can hug her students and catch up with them on what they've been up to.
Source: New York Post

Dennis Ruhnke sent an N95 facemask to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo with a handwritten letter that Cuomo read aloud during a conference. Kansas State University awarded Ruhnke with his college diploma, which he was 2 credits away from receiving...

This Principal wanted to make sure his graduating seniors felt recognized, and greeted each of them with a sign with their class picture on it and a congratulations.
Source: ABC

Harriet from Australia really sums up how we're all feeling when she says, "I don't really know what I'm doing."
Source: Digg

Kaitlyn Watson got more than a drive-thru order when her secondary principal stopped by with some exciting news!
Source: Facebook

Apparently, this class lecture was so sexy two students couldn't stop themselves from expressing their feelings and the professors reaction is priceless.
Source: PedestrianTV

Michigan State University, the University of Michigan, and Western Michigan University are among the schools who have moved to online-only courses due to Coronavirus concerns.

A Revolutionary War re-enactor is in big, bigggg trouble after he showed up to a middle school with an empty bottle of vodka in his shirt pocket.
Source: CBS BOSTON