Members of the Princeton High School class of 2020 are being recognized in an untraditional fashion.
Parents, teachers, friends, or anyone for that matter, can “Adopt a Senior” from the PHS Class of 2020 hopefully making new memories for senior class members dramatically impacted by the COVID-19 school closure.
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By David Jenkins • [email protected]
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