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County celebrates alternative education graduates at SBCSS ceremony
Summary
Superintendent Ted Alejandre said the San Bernardino County student services graduation recognized alternative education students receiving high school diplomas and celebrated perseverance and second chances.
San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Ted Alejandre said the county held its student services graduation to recognize students from alternative education programs who received high school diplomas.
Alejandre said the ceremony honored graduates' perseverance, determination and resilience and brought together families, educators and community members to celebrate the Class of 2025. A student speaker said graduation can represent a "second, maybe a third chance at life" for students who have faced significant challenges.
Why it matters: The county framed the graduation as a milestone for students in alternative education programs and a demonstration of services aimed at helping students complete high school. No specific student counts or program funding breakdowns were provided in the remarks.
