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Graduation ceremonies return to normal in Peoria Unified

Students look back at high school years under the shadow of a pandemic

Two years worth of high school graduations have been irrevocably changed by the COVID-19 pandemic and now that lower cases are allowing for more normalcy, it appears ceremonies will return to pre-pandemic circumstances.

That means caps and gowns, as well as students receiving their certificates in-person as Pomp and Circumstance plays.

This year, Peoria schools will deliver a class of students with a unique outlook on their high school careers.

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