Virtual Graduation Information - Watch on Saturday, May 23rd at 3:30 PM

Woodrow Families:


Tomorrow is a special day for our Wildcat Seniors. On Saturday, May 23rd at 3:30 PM, we hope that you will tune in to watch our first ever virtual graduation. You will hear inspiring speeches and music from our talented performing arts students while seeing both a serious and silly side of the Class of 2020.  

 The districtwide graduation schedule and links to view the ceremony can be found HERE. 

 It will stream on Facebook and another online platform accessible at https://www.dallasisd.org/graduations at the time of the ceremony. 

 While previous graduations were limited to the seating capacity of the venue, this format will allow everyone to share in the experience. For our Seniors, I hope this is an opportunity to celebrate with those who have supported you along the way. For our non-Senior Wildcats, I hope that you will tune in as well and talk with your family about the next steps in your educational journey. Your moment will come sooner that you realize. Ask anyone from the Class of 2020. 

 Remember the past. Enjoy the moment. Look forward with optimism, and take pride in being a Wildcat. 

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