Virtual Graduation
The virtual Class of 2020 Graduation will feature portraits of every graduate and addresses by Valedictorian Lindsey Huguet and Salutatorian Megan Anton. The virtual Graduation ceremony will be available on this page on Saturday, August 1 at 7:00 AM.
Drive Through Graduation
The Drive Through Graduation Ceremony took place on Saturday, August 1st at 9:00 AM. Students in the class of 2020 didn’t get the senior year they expected. But they got the best possible finale we could throw.
→ View Graduation photo gallery
Baccalaureate
Friday, July 31
Virtual liturgy
→ View Baccalaureate page
Baccalaureate is a special prayer service designed to celebrate the graduating class and to gather in prayer with classmates, teachers, family and friends, to give thanks for graduates’ time at Carondelet and ask blessings for their futures.
Senior Drive-Thru Parade
Saturday, May 16, 2020, 10 AM - 1 PM at Carondelet Campus.
After receiving such a positive RSVP count, we want to ensure a high quality, low-stress event for all graduates, so we have decided to extend the time windows for each group to allow for everyone to enjoy their experience. Please arrive at your specified time.
A-G: 10:00-10:45AM
H-M: 10:45-11:30AM
N-S: 11:30-12:15PM
T-Z: 12:15PM-1:00PM
Parade Frequently Asked Questions:
Can I drive myself? It’s highly encouraged that you have a parent, guardian, or sibling drive you through the parade so you can focus on waving and enjoying the experience. However, if you must drive yourself, please pay attention to the directions that faculty/staff volunteers give you. We are looking out for the safety and well-being of every participant and volunteer.
How fast can I go around the parking lot? This is not the Indy 500, we ask that all families be mindful and drive slowly through campus. We would like everyone to drive no faster than 5 MPH, as there will be people moving around during the entire celebration!
Are you anticipating long wait times? If everyone comes at their assigned time, we are hoping for a smooth parade experience. Please be patient with us as we try to make this experience special for each and every graduate.
Do I have to show up at my assigned time? Yes. We do not want the awkwardness of having to turn you away, so please be mindful that we are trying our best to accommodate 200 students during a three-hour block.
Is it one car per family? Yes. We are observing the CDC rules and guidelines, so only one car per family, and only family members that live in the same residence as the student.
Do we get out of the car? There is only one spot where students and family members are invited to get out of their car. If you look at the map on Point D, we will be video recording where each student is going to college, and then we will be taking a commemorative photo with the student and their family members. Since we have lots of students to process through, we cannot offer the option to retake photos. We will be printing one 8x10 picture for every student to pick up at Graduation.
Do I need to wear a face mask? Yes, everyone needs to wear a face mask whenever they are out of the car.
Can I take home any of the decorations? Not yet. Some decorations will be kept until Graduation weekend. After graduation weekend, there will be specific decorative items you can take home with you!
Please send any other questions you may have to mlettire@carondeleths.org and she will be happy to assist you!