Students announce end-of-year dates, graduation details and summer-school attendance rule

Students delivering end-of-year announcements shared dates and logistics for finals, graduation and summer school and warned classmates about an attendance rule that they said could remove students from summer classes.

Ariel, a student, told peers: "The last day of school is June 6. Make sure you be here so you can finish your finals and have a great summer." Mariana, a student, laid out graduation logistics: "Graduation is this Thursday, June 5. Gates open at 5. Seniors gotta be there at 6 and it starts at 7."

Students also reminded peers about summer programs. "This summer, our summer sports are starting. So if you plan on participating, talk to the coaches and get the times and dates," Mariana said. Stefan, a student, said summer school dates and described an attendance consequence: "The first session goes from June 9 to June 30. You can have 2 or more absences or else you'll be kicked out." The announcement did not cite a formal policy name or administrator confirmation for that attendance rule.

A final reminder came at the end of the announcements: "Report cards are coming out soon. Make sure you guys are studying, and lock in for your final," a student said.

Several students offered personal summer plans during the informal exchange: Alex Perez said he plans to "go play soccer in Mexico," Priscilla said she will travel to Alaska and New York, and others mentioned camping or playing baseball. Those remarks were conversational and not tied to school directives.

The remarks were delivered as student-to-student announcements; no school administrator, formal policy citation, or official verification of the attendance enforcement procedure was provided in the recorded remarks.