Anyone else want to go back to 1992 when every single grade didn’t have a “graduation” ceremony?

[lazar]

@monkeym24 I went to kindergarten in 1990. I graduated kindergarten and got a middle school class ring.

 

[ziegw]

@monkeym24 I swear every year I hear about another grade having a graduation it’s crazy! There’s gotta be something else we can do!

 

[queensophia]

@monkeym24 I was in Kindergarten in 95 or 96, and we had Kindergarten graduation. We also just moved down the hall, too. I thought it was pretty normal in US. We didn't have theme days like they seem to do now.

 

[morningcoffee]

@monkeym24 I don’t like the idea of paying for each of these graduations. But I’m looking forward to them in the future with my one year old twins.

I have a 18 year old that just graduated high school, she didn’t have all those ceremonies growing up, just a graduation from elementary to middle school. But seeing how fast these kiddos grow up makes me want to celebrate every occasion to the fullest. It feels like just yesterday I was walking my daughter into kindergarten and now she’s looking at college

 

[noldoxis]

@monkeym24 When I grew up, kindergarten graduation was just paper caps and gowns in our classroom. The only real pre-high school graduation was 8th grade graduation for (usually Catholic) private schools where the students went to all different high schools after that. I haven't heard of any other ones but why are we doing this? Why is everything a "thing" now?