Fear of the Future Class of 2020 faces a crisis
The Class of 2020 graduates, once poised for success, confront a pandemic economy. Unemployment surged to 14.7 percent as 20.5 million jobs vanished, forcing many to delay college, seek two-year programs, or take gap years. Experts warn long-term earnings may suffer if recovery is slow.
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Powell says full recovery unlikely before vaccine arrival
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned that a full recovery may not occur until a vaccine is available, with the economy possibly stretching into 2021. He noted the downturn stems from a pandemic, not financial instability, and emphasized the need for ongoing support while unemployment remains high and vaccine timelines extend.
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In-Person Graduation Delivers Family Moments for Seniors
Senior Ryah Moner and classmates celebrated a physically present commencement with family in attendance. Jaxon Takis praised the ceremony’s setup, noting the importance of including relatives in a large class. Staff reported a smooth process with time slots from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. over the weekend, allowing stage moments and on-site photos while maintaining social distance.
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