Batavia High School graduates Class of 2020
Class of 2020
  • Charles Grimm pauses for a photograph during the Batavia High School graduation ceremony on the football field Saturday.

    Charles Grimm pauses for a photograph during the Batavia High School graduation ceremony on the football field Saturday. Brian Hill | Staff Photographer

  • Zachary Aziz-Antal walks across the stage during the Batavia High School graduation ceremony on the football field Saturday.

    Zachary Aziz-Antal walks across the stage during the Batavia High School graduation ceremony on the football field Saturday. Brian Hill | Staff Photographer

  • Zachary Aziz-Antal is greeted by his mom Inang Aziz-Antal during the Batavia High School graduation ceremony on the football field Saturday.

    Zachary Aziz-Antal is greeted by his mom Inang Aziz-Antal during the Batavia High School graduation ceremony on the football field Saturday. Brian Hill | Staff Photographer

  • Jake Granger signals to his family and friends before crossing the stage during the Batavia High School graduation ceremony on the football field Saturday.

    Jake Granger signals to his family and friends before crossing the stage during the Batavia High School graduation ceremony on the football field Saturday. Brian Hill | Staff Photographer

 
Brian Hill
 
 
Updated 8/8/2020 5:14 PM

The 2020 class of Batavia High School finally got their day Saturday as the graduates took turns crossing a small stage near the north end zone of the football field.

Families took turns entering the field to watch their student get a diploma.

 

"This is a right of passage," Inang Aziz-Antal said after watching her son Zachary go through his short ceremony.

"It's every mom's dream and it makes them feel like they accomplished something."

Each graduate had their name announced over the stadium loudspeakers and then each crossed the stage to get the diploma.

Masks and social distancing were the norm, except during the occasional photo op before exiting the other side of the stadium.

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