Tentative Graduation Dates Set For Escambia, Santa Rosa County Schools
May 16, 2020
Tentative graduation dates have been set for schools in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
Escambia County
The Escambia County School District has released a tentative graduation schedule. Three dates have been reserved for each school’s graduation ceremony pending approval by state and local authorities. The final date and time of graduation for each school will be determined and published as soon as possible.
June 23, July 14 or July 27
- Tate High School
- Northview High School
- Pine Forest High School
- West Florida High School
June 24, July 15 or July 28
- Pensacola High School
- Escambia High School
- George Stone Technical College/Escambia Virtual/Success Academy/Camelot
- Washington High School
Santa Rosa County
All dates are pending Santa Rosa County School Board approval on June 4.
June 19-20, July 16-17 and July 29-30 at Pensacola Bay Center
- Pace High School 11 a.m.
- Navarre High School 2:30 p.m.
- Gulf Breeze High School 6 p.m.
June 23, July 14 or July 31
- Jay High School in the gym at 5 p.m.
- Central High School 7 p.m. in the gym.
June 18, July 14 or July 28
- Milton High School at 8 p.m.
Escambia County, Alabama
Complete details are being finalized and information provided to graduates.
- Escambia County High School – May 21, 7 p.m , limit four guests.
- Flomaton High School – May 19 in the football stadium, limit four guests.
Pictured: The Tate High School Class of 2019 graduation at the Pensacola Bay Center. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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10 Responses to “Tentative Graduation Dates Set For Escambia, Santa Rosa County Schools”
Spanish Fort is graduating their seniors June 2 in the stadium. I would MUCH prefer this route for my Pace High senior!!!
Why can’t Escambia County work together like Jay? Why can’t the original dates be used and have all the graduation ceremonies at the Blue Wahoo Stadium?
Ceremonies should not be held indoors anywhere.
This is so stupid! Why not do the graduation outside? How about utilizing the football field at your own school and just having graduation when it was originally planned so all the seniors can enjoy. Some will be going off to boot camp or to jobs outside the state. If it’s OK to go to Walmart and to the gym then it’s OK to celebrate these kids and their accomplishments!!
@ Jeff, so does that mean all the guys that died in prison, and climbing can go live under a rock, all the guys that died in nursing homes go live under a rock…they do..its called a slab…go back to the outhouse with DeSantis and indulge. You are very uneducated
J Larry Seale…stay home and choose to live under a rock if you want….life has to go on and live….its no worse than going to lowes or other box stores with all the people there…..its their choice to go or not to go
How stupid can the Escambia county school board be !!!!!!!
Put all those sudent and family in a stewing pot, you are just
asking for trouble…….
The goverment is asking for social distance, and what does the
school board do?????
You wonder where has the smart people have gone , NOT in Escambia …………………
Too bad the graduations couldn’t have been held at each High School stadium on or close to the original date. So many students will be gone by the beginning of June and will miss their graduation.
We are wondering if the limit will be 4 guest per. Graduate for escambia high school, like the other schools. We were wondering how it will work if you have 4 siblings and 2 parents? We understand not a lot of people will be able to come but there are many families that are big and many don’t have phones or any devices to be able to watch it.
The community of Jay will have a student lead, parent and community supported graduation ceremony on May 28th the original date of their graduation. It will be held at the Jay arena on Highway 4 at 6:00 PM. Several community members have reached out and planned this event for these well deserving and proud Jay High graduates. The seniors have missed out on so many events that are traditional to the Jay students and the community would like to give them a small portion of their much deserved recognition. We realize the School Board is very limited in what they can do at this time. We look forward for the support and interest of the community of Jay.
Go Alabama! Getting on with graduation right now not sometime in late June or July when some won’t or can’t participate because of life plans, like military service.