More than 100 students who took longer than the traditional four years to graduate from high school had to wait just a little bit longer to celebrate their achievement Thursday night.
Twelve of the 22 students who earned their high school diploma this past year and another 32 of the 108 students who earned their General Education Development credential, or GED, participated in the commencement ceremony.
In this video, we show you some of the highlights of the ceremonies, including some of the heartwarming stories of success shared by graduates.
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