With the end of the 2022-2023 school year here, graduation is taking place Saturday at the Ford Center at noon. This year, all graduates will receive 15 tickets to invite family and friends. 

“A lot of my extended family wanted to come,” senior Pratham Shah said. “With 15 tickets, I’ll be able to celebrate the day with more people.”

For most seniors, the idea of graduating is conflicting considering some of their high school career was online. 

“It’s really unbelievable that we’re done with high school already,” senior Jiya Surywanshi said. “I remember being online for my freshman and sophomore years like it was just yesterday. It doesn’t even feel like I’ve been on campus for that long, it’s a weird feeling. But although graduation is bittersweet, I’m still excited to move on to a new part of my life and can’t wait to see what the future will bring.”