The Naples High School Class of 2025 graduated Friday in the school's gymnasium. Approximately 400 seniors at the high school were among the thousands-plus Collier County School District students ...

and the school colors are red and white. The high school is on Immokalee Drive in Immokalee. See dozens of photos from the Indians' ceremony and celebration on Friday, May 23, 2025.

It's that time again for the sound of "Pomp and Circumstance" as high school seniors at Forest Hill Community High School collect their diplomas at the school's graduation ceremony ...

The school's mascot is Zeus, and the colors are blue and gold. Lehigh Senior High School is on Gunnery Road in Lehigh Acres. See dozens of photos of their ceremony and celebration.

The school's mascot is the Wildcats, and the colors are white, navy and red. Estero High School is off River Ranch Road. See dozens of photos of their ceremony and celebration.

Students from Pitman High School High School celebrated their prom ... the prom-goers enjoyed the evening as they socialized, posed for photos and danced the night away. SUBSCRIBER BENEFIT ...

Editor’s Note: Lehighvalleylive.com is offering a benefit to subscribers: Click the photo gallery to see if ... keepsakes at half the price. Emmaus High School students celebrated their senior ...

Red Lion Area Senior High School: Saturday, May 10 at the Valencia Ballroom William Penn Senior High School: Saturday, May 10 at Wisehaven Event Center Watch for photo galleries of the students ...

Students of Westhill High School celebrated at their junior prom ... We hope you enjoy the photos taken at the event, taken by contributing photographer Robert Grossman.

Students of Jordan-Elbridge High School ... Red Carpet theme. Our photographer captured the excitement, fun and amazing gowns, suits, and accessories. We hope you enjoy the photos taken at the ...

Camp Hill High School held its prom Saturday night at the Best Western Premier Hotel, Harrisburg. We hope you enjoy the photos captured at the event, taken by PennLive photographer Ty Lohr.