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Class of 2021: Submit your virtual graduation announcements

Fayette County seniors to graduate virtually on May 22 and in-person on Aug. 1.
Fayette County seniors to graduate virtually on May 22 and in-person on Aug. 1.
May 7, 2021

After a senior year disrupted by COVID-19, students in the high school class of 2021 are taking to social media to create tribute pages to honor their classmates.

ExploreAmid a pandemic senior year, metro Atlanta grads celebrate on social media

While students at some area schools have launched Instagram pages to celebrate their classmates, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution would like to invite any area graduating seniors to share their virtual announcements of their post-graduations plan so that we and the community can honor them.

Please submit your photo announcements below, and we will publish a special presentation of submissions alongside our annual AJC Cup honorees later in May.

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