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CTV News Vancouver | Class of 2020


Class of 2020

B.C. students are missing out on traditional prom and graduation ceremonies this year, but many are finding ways to experience some of the pageantry from home.

For our upcoming Class of 2020 series, we're highlighting some of B.C.'s most exceptional graduating high school students.

If you want to share your grad outfit with the world, send your name, photo and school to 2020grads@ctv.ca.

Know a student who deserves to be recognized? Email us their name, photo and short, 150-word description of their achievements and ambitions.You can also connect with us using the social media hashtag #CTVClassof2020.



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Photo gallery

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    Sarah Armstrong is graduating from Thomas Haney Secondary School, where she started a group called "Thunder Wellness" to help raise awareness around mental health issues. She is also involved in the Kelty Mental Health Youth Ambassador Program at BC Children's Hospital, as well as a mental health resource centre in her community called Foundry. She is taking her dedication to helping others into her post-secondary career.

    Photo gallery: Meet some of the 2020 graduates

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