MADISON, Wis. -- Another class of UW-Madison students will graduate virtually on Sunday, with commencement ceremonies being held online for the second time since the pandemic began.…
Madison Magazine partners with MMSD to create a special edition celebrating the class of 2020
The Madison Metropolitan School District and its foundation do much more outside (and beyond) the classroom.
Madison Metropolitan School District partners with Morgan Murphy Media for a graduation like none before it.
Editorial director Neil Heinen offers words of wisdom for this year's graduating class.
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
Get a look at a few throwback pictures from News 3 Now staff and an offer of advice to the Class of 2020.
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
Dear graduates, congratulations.
Beyoncé gave a moving speech for 2020 graduates over the weekend, telling them "real change has started with you."
Submit your high school senior's photo to be showcased in a gallery celebrating the class of 2020.
An event organized and funded by parents will celebrate a milestone for a Madison middle school’s eighth-grade class that had to cancel their traditional ceremony because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
Several teachers at Our Lady Queen of Peace joined the school's principle to delivery diplomas and gifts to 45 eighth grade graduates across the Madison area treating each student stuck at home with a special parade.
As graduation dates come and go without formal ceremonies, school districts and communities across the country are trying to come up with creative ways to honor their graduates.
The Class of 2020 is graduating at a strange time, with ceremonies canceled across the country and many going virtual.
A Madison West senior is one of two students in Wisconsin to be named a U.S. Presidential Scholar.
With schools unable to host traditional graduation ceremonies this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Tony Evers congratulated the Class of 2020 in a commencement video Friday.
Life's been tough lately. A lot of us are stuck at home, watching our hair get long and missing our friends, and even our families. Sure, our neighbors are cool, but it's the same faces every day.
The owners of Madison International Speedway have been speaking with area high schools about hosting their upcoming graduation ceremonies.
WISC-TV is happy to announce a partnership with the Madison Metropolitan School District to give the class of 2020 a graduation to remember amid the coronavirus pandemic.
