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Article: Chesapeake High graduation: Staying out
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- Maryland Gazette
- Article date:
- June 4, 2008
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Chesapeake High's graduation will remain on campus for at least
two more years, continuing a decades-long tradition beloved by
Pasadena residents.
Graduates getting their diplomas tonight at 7 p.m. will take part
in the only county high school graduation still held on campus,
though administrators last year toyed with the idea of moving to the
Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, about 40 miles away.
"Graduation is huge, and it's always been at Chesapeake,"
Chesapeake principal Patricia Plitt said. "It is easier to hold
graduation off-site. But the community didn't want that, and their
wishes will be honored."
Although the county's special education schools and evening high
program still have ...
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