Amid pandemic, Groton plans ‘drive-in movie theater’ graduation for Class of 2020 to remember
Community Interest
Fitch High School seniors, like their counterparts across the world, encountered disappointments over the last few months, as end-of-the-year traditions were canceled amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
But the high school’s graduation committee was determined that even though the seniors would not be able to physically walk across the graduation stage, they still would have a special night they will never forget, committee members said.
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