Cobb to broadcast graduations online

Families and friends of Cobb County graduates who can’t attend this year’s commencement ceremonies can watch online.

The state's second-largest school district plans to live stream several graduation ceremonies, continuing at 10 a.m. today with Wheeler High School. Families can also order DVDs of the ceremonies on the school system's website. Only ceremonies held at Kennesaw State University and The Cathedral of Turner Chapel will be broadcast live.

To see a list of the time, date and location of graduations ceremonies, or to watch online, visit the school system's website.

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