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West Potomac High School is hosting an all night graduation celebration after graduation on June 15th from 11pm to 4am. The celebration will be held at the school and include food, music, games, prizes and more for graduating seniors to celebrate safely with their classmates. Students need to RSVP online by May 15th to attend.
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