Red Wing High School Graduation
- Greg Taylor
- Jun 5
- 1 min read
Due to the weather forecast and anticipated conditions, the decision has been made to move todays Red Wing High School Graduation Ceremony indoors.
Graduation will be held in the Red Wing High School Gymnasium on Friday evening as scheduled. Doors will open at 6 pm, and guests are encouraged to arrive early to allow time for seating.
While they had hoped to celebrate outdoors, the safety and comfort of our graduates, families, and guests remains our top priority. We look forward to recognizing the Class of 2026 and celebrating this important milestone together.
We have historically been able to accommodate everyone and no tickets are required for admission to graduation.
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