Sponsored North Port High School Alternative Graduation – 7/16/2020
On July 16, 2020, Boohoff Law sponsored an “alternative graduation” for North Port High School giving the seniors a much deserved time to shine. Covid-19 was going to prevent the class of 2020 from walking across the stage until members of the community stepped up to ensure an outdoor graduation could be held while maintaining CDC guidelines. The day was a major success and Boohoff Law was honored to be a part of the historic moment for the North Port community. North Port High School was kind enough to present a Certificate of Appreciation to the firm for making the event happen.
North Port HS seniors celebrate accomplishments at alternate graduation, Article By WFLA News Channel 8
Group seeks to throw alternate graduation for North Port High School, Article By heraldtribune.com
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