Class of 2025 Graduation - Arlington Public Schools

Graduation and promotion ceremonies will be held according to the schedule below.

View tips for helping students celebrate safely

High Schools/Programs Graduation Schedule June 2025

School Name	Date	Time	Location	Youtube Links	Zoom links with live interpretation
Langston	June 3	9:00 a.m.	W-L Auditorium	https://youtube.com/live/hnEfTN6zQeo
Arlington Career Center	June 3	5:00 p.m.	Wakefield	https://youtube.com/live/AuGTFKQvApE
Wakefield	June 4	10:00 a.m.	DAR Constitution Hall	https://youtube.com/live/QQpMEYRyuxk	https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81139391360
Washington-Liberty	June 4	3:00 p.m.	DAR Constitution Hall	https://youtube.com/live/pfwvdFngWU8	https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83932038889
Yorktown	June 4	7:00 p.m.	DAR Constitution Hall	https://youtube.com/live/kE71cCT77kw	https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84791262919
H-B Woodlawn	June 5	6:00 p.m.	H-B Woodlawn Field	https://youtube.com/live/E_PWX-Nyzsw
Shriver	June 6	1:00 p.m.	H-B Woodlawn Auditorium	https://youtube.com/live/32S_uSE23qw
Arlington Community High School	June 13	2:00 p.m.	W-L Auditorium	https://youtube.com/live/z09sYTjlxjU

Middle School Promotions:

June 17

8:30 a.m.: Dorothy Hamm, Gunston, Kenmore, Williamsburg
9:00 a.m.: Jefferson, Swanson

The Livestream broadcast will be available here in June 2025.

Ceremonies will also be broadcast on our Comcast Xfinity Channels in both HD (Ch. 1090) and SD (Ch. 70), and Verizon FiOS in SD (Ch. 41).

Parent Tips for Keeping Teens Safe

It’s time to celebrate prom and graduation season! But one bad decision can result in tragedy, not just for a young person, but for family members, friends, and our entire community. Please help protect your student’s future by providing a safe, alcohol-free season of celebrations!Here are some tips before you start taking pictures and sending them on their way:

Talk to your children. Make it clear that you do NOT approve of them drinking alcohol, even on this special occasion.
Talk to them about the risks associated with drinking, including alcohol poisoning, unwanted sexual advances, poor impulse control, risky choices, and legal consequences. Let them know that you want this to be a time they will remember without using alcohol or drugs.
Do not serve or allow alcohol or drugs at any party you are hosting.
Make sure your teen has a plan for the night, and you know what it is. Clarify your expectation that if the plan changes, you will be contacted immediately.
Know what party (parties) your teenager is attending and verify there will be parental supervision and that it will be alcohol-free.
Do not rent hotel rooms for prom-goers.
Know who is driving – several limousine companies provide a Prom Pledge that prohibits alcohol or drugs in the vehicle.
Talk to your teenager’s friends’ parents to ensure the expectation that no alcohol or drugs will be permitted.
Remind your teenager that there are legal and school consequences for using drugs and alcohol at school-related events.