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Southington High Class of 2026 Graduates

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Southington High Schools Class of 2026 to graduate on June 11th, with 493 seniors set to receive their diplomas on the football field. A rain date is scheduled for June 12th. The last day of school has been moved to June 18th due to snow days, ensuring compliance with Connecticuts 180-day school year requirement.

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Southington High Class of 2026 Graduates

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It's May 1st. This is Hartford News today, driven by AI. Southings and high school seniors have set to grab their diplomas on Thursday, June 11th, at 5.30pm, right on the football field. That's 493 grads from the class of 2026 crossing that stage, marking the end of their high school run. They've got a rain date locked in for Friday, June 12th, just in case the weather acts up. Meanwhile, the district shifted the last day of school to June 18, because of all those snow days, they originally planned for June 11th. Superintendents Steven Medansi confirmed the senior count, and folks are buzzing about wrapping up strong after a bumpy winter. Early dismissal on that final day gives everyone a smooth exit, easing the transition for students and families alike. Connecticut mandates 180 school days, so this tweak keeps them compliant without cutting corners. No major hiccups reported, just standard adjustments to hit the mark. As the caps fly high on the 11th, Southington stays ahead of

the curve, sending these grads off ready for whatever's next.

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