42.06 F
Port Huron
Latest

The Danger of Birchwood Mall – Stephanie Seaman

Government Tyranny – Attorneys David Peters & Jonathan Gross

Candidate for Port Huron City Council – Crystal Manke

Candidate for Port Huron City Council – Gregg DeVoogd

Transforming Lives – Patrick Coughlin

Time to Lead – Jeffery Vega

Blessing of the Bikes – Gene Warren

Payton Reprimands Freed

Got LifeWise Academy? – Jayvon Moncrief

The Great Shaking in Port Huron – Gene Warren

From left: Marion Raphael, Juan Raymundo Itzel and Imani Robinson show their diplomas during the commencement ceremony for the Dunbar High School Class of 2026 at Suncoast Credit Union Arena in Fort Myers, Fla., on Saturday, May 30, 2026.
From left: Marion Raphael, Juan Raymundo Itzel and Imani Robinson show their diplomas during the commencement ceremony for the Dunbar High School Class of 2026 at Suncoast Credit Union Arena in Fort Myers, Fla., on Saturday, May 30, 2026.
Home » News » National News » Florida » Dunbar High School Class of 2026 graduates: See the photos
Florida

Dunbar High School Class of 2026 graduates: See the photos

by The News-Press

Dunbar High School Class of 2026 graduated May 30 at Suncoast Credit Union Arena at Florida SouthWestern State College in Fort Myers.

The approximately 402 seniors were among the thousands of Lee County School District students graduating this year.

Video Thumbnail

The school was established in 1926 and re-established in 2000. Dunbar is home to the Dunbar High School Academy of Technology Excellence and the Dunbar High School Center for Math and Science.

The school’s mascot is the Tigers, and the colors are green and orange.

See dozens of photos of their ceremony and celebration.

This article originally appeared on Fort Myers News-Press: Dunbar High School Class of 2026 graduates: See the photos

Reporting by Jonah Hinebaugh, Fort Myers News-Press & Naples Daily News / Fort Myers News-Press

USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

Image

The News-Press
The News‑Press, Fort Myers’ premier daily broadsheet since 1884, delivers trusted reporting to Lee County and neighboring communities. Owned by Gannett and part of the USA TODAY Network, it boasts a daily circulation around 150,000 and a Sunday run near 169,000. Known for high journalistic standards and slight left-center editorial leanings, The News‑Press remains Southwest Florida’s most widely read news outlet. | All assets – including all text, audio and imagery – are provided by USA TODAY Network. Reuters Connect has not verified or endorsed the material, which is being made available to professional media customers to facilitate the free flow of global news and information.

Related posts

Georgia teen with bright future dies after shooting, caught in the crossfire

Tallahassee Democrat

3 Sarasota restaurants make famed MICHELIN Guide

Herald-Tribune

Former Florida Gators could help decide Super Bowl race in 2026

Gators Wire

Charles Schwab Challenge leaderboard, Round 4 tee times, updates

The Palm Beach Post

Riverdale High School Class of 2026 graduates. See the photos

The News-Press

Fatal I-75 crash in Collier County May 31 means expect traffic delays

The News-Press

3 Jaguars players on offense who need big 2026 seasons

Jaguars Wire

2026 Charles Schwab Challenge payout, purse: How much does each golfer get?

Florida Times-Union

Where to watch FSU vs Coastal Carolina in the Tallahassee Regional

FSU Wire

Leave a Comment

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Blue Water Healthy Living is a conservative online magazine located in Port Huron, Michigan. Our purpose is to promote healthy living by promoting the values of Faith, Family, and Freedom as well as showcasing the Blue Water Area, its people, issues, and surroundings. This online magazine is devoted to providing healthy living related stories, local happenings, and commentary. Often inspiring and uplifting, our stories come from our heart and soul to promote the enjoyment of a more fulfilling Blue Water Area lifestyle. At times we present articles that are political in nature, as well as news outside the reach of the Blue Water Area. The material on this web site is provided for informational and amusement purposes only and is not to be confused with any medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Blue Water Healthy Living appreciates the passionate content provided to us by our volunteer writers, reporters, and other contributors. Interested volunteer writers and reporters should contact our administrators at Admin@GBSMediaPro.com

Blue Water Healthy Living is owned by GBS Media LLC.

GBS Media LLC and Blue Water Healthy Living are owned by Grant B. Smith, who also owns The Grant Smith Health Insurance Agency. He has been selling health insurance since 1978 and has been a life long and proud resident of the Blue Water Area.

On occasion, the views and opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the principles or values of Blue Water Healthy Living. This magazine is oriented toward conservative thinking, although opposing viewpoints and materials are sometimes posted. We reserve the right to deny posting of any article solely at our discretion.

Certain content on our site is aggregated from various sources.

Blue Water Healthy Living publishes events based on information from event organizers and cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided.

Privacy Policy - Terms of Use

© 2025

Privacy Policy - Terms of Use

© 2025