Barrington Superintendent of Schools Michael Messore said last week that he has been speaking with Barrington High School Principal Joe Hurley about the district's plans for graduation — a …
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Barrington Superintendent of Schools Michael Messore said last week that he has been speaking with Barrington High School Principal Joe Hurley about the district's plans for graduation — a usual time of celebration for hundreds of students and their families in town.
"There's no consensus yet," Mr. Messore said about graduation plans.
He added that there could not be a large gathering for the event.
"We've looked at some other models," he said.
Some companies have reached out to Barrington school officials regarding a possible virtual graduation ceremony, Mr. Messore said.
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