Class of 2020 High School Senior Reflects On Shortened Senior Year, Plans For College

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Southfield (CW50) - When the state of Michigan went into a Stay-at-Home order, students were sent home with hopes of returning soon. The students didn't get the opportunity to return as the school year is now over and high school seniors missed out on many activities that close out every high schooler's career. They missed out on Prom, Graduation, and other rites of passage.

Collage of Christa Abar during her senior year at Grosse Pointe South High School (Photos Provided by Christa Abar)

With some school's plans to open in the fall are still up in the air, seniors going to college had to make the decision and even attend orientations all from home during the pandemic.

Christa Abar, Class of 2020 Senior at Grosse Pointe South High School

Christa Abar, Class of 2020 Graduate from Grosse Pointe South High School, joins Lisa Germani on Saturday's Community Connect to talk about her senior year, how she adapted to finishing the year at home, and how she felt about missing out on the typical senior year events.

Watch COMMUNITY CONNECT, Saturday at 8:30am on CW50