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All winter sports will begin Dec. 7, with competitions beginning Jan. 4 and ending Feb. 13. Fall sports will begin on Feb. 13 and conclude competitions on April 17. Spring sports would begin April 17 and run to June 19.
- In addition to being the Class of 2020′s valedictorian, John Carroll's Katie Yurechko was also the class’s female Black and Gold award winner, the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a graduating senior at the independent Catholic high school in Bel Air.
- Edgewood High School graduates 316 in the Class of 2020
- Joppatowne High School graduates 160 in Class of 2020
- The John Carroll School graduates 152 in the Class of 2020
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- Aberdeen High school graduates 344 in the Class of 2020
- Bel Air High School graduates 382 in the Class of 2020
- Madisyn Wallace looks back on her high school experience fondly, even though she faced personal trials and tribulations.
- C. Milton Wright High School graduates 361 in the Class of 2020
- Patterson Mill High School graduates 200 in the Class of 2020
- Center for Educational Opportunity program graduates 27 in Class of 2020
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- Future Link program graduates nine in the Class of 2020
- Harford Technical High School graduates 230 in Class of 2020
- Fallston High School graduates 248 in Class of 2020
- North Harford High graduates 296 in the Class of 2020
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- Havre de Grace High School graduates 154 in Class of 2020
- Ryan Parncutt had no shortage of memorable moments during her four years at Edgewood High School, and certainly no lack of involvement. Like many others, the recent graduate’s life changed when schools were closed in mid-March because of the coronavirus pandemic.
- Harford Technical High School graduate Sandrea Nyivih, 18, of Edgewood, “brings a sense of positive energy and kindness, wherever she is,” one of her teachers said.
- Persistence will be a crucial quality if 2020 C. Milton Wright graduate Kylie McCarthy, 17, of Bel Air, is going to hit her career goals, which include being a member of Congress and ultimately, president of the United States.
- Connor O’Chuida, a senior at Patterson Mill High, noticed the football team was looking "flat" after a mid-October victory in Perryville. He had something to say to the coach, and after they spoke, he became the outfit’s new motivational speaker, tasked with keeping spirits high and players motivated.
- The GET scholarships have been awarded annually since 2017 five graduating seniors each year to help them complete their undergraduate degree in a high-needs area of teacher education, with the ultimate goal of receiving their teacher certification and the hope that they return to the Harford school system after college as educators.
- Ebunoluwa “Esther” Adelola, after graduating from Joppatowne High, plans to attend Towson University in the fall and major in bioinformatics, before going to medical school to become a pediatrician.
- Chioma Iheacho cruised through the halls at Havre de Grace High School with one real focus; to get good grades. It worked.
- Jordan Jenkins doesn’t hesitate when he thinks about what he missed most about his senior year, a portion of it lost due to the coronavirus. The Aberdeen High School senior’s answer is a quick, three-words response: “My lacrosse season.”
- At a time when the need for nurses have never been more apparent, North Harford High graduate Aleah Bikle plans to pursue a career in the field in order to help others.
- For students and faculty who have roamed the halls of Fallston High School the past four years, graduating senior Kendall Outing might have had them in his camera lens.
- Harford County Public Schools' graduating seniors will be invited to return to their high school for an "in-person, individual commencement experience" in June, Superintendent Sean Bulson announced Wednesday.
