LeBron James to Host Star-Studded Virtual Graduation for Class of 2020

Rapper Travis Scott has joined forces with basketball superstar LeBron James to design a special T-shirt for the Class of 2020.

By Justin Kroll

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LeBron James has put together a special event to celebrate this year's graduates called Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020. Partnering with Laurene Powell Jobs' XQInstitute and the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF), the NBA superstar on Saturday will host a virtual graduation ceremony for the more than 3 million high-school seniors across the U.S.

LeBron James, 35, shared a tender moment with his family on May 16 when they gathered together to watch the epic graduation special Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020, which he was a part of. The Los Angeles Lakers player posted a sweet photo of the memorable moment on his Instagram story and looked as happy as could be during the viewing time.

LeBron James congratulated graduating high school seniors in a powerful speech during Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020. — A star-studded televised ceremony for the millions of students who were unable to receive their diplomas in person, alongside their classmates. The NBA star opened the special letting the class of 2020 know that this night was for them saying, “Tonight’s for you!” He urged fans to help in their communities amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

LeBron James knows how to pump up the crowd.

LeBron James and Travis Scott are teaming up to support the Class of 2020, who are celebrating their graduations at home amid the coronavirus pandemic. The two superstars have created an official graduation t-shirt available this weekend only.

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While high school seniors may not be donning their caps and gowns on school campuses this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, there's still an epic graduation ceremony being held in their honor! In case you hadn't heard, this Saturday (May 16) celebrities, educators and inspirational figures from all over the country are virtually gathering to celebrate high school seniors during the Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020 special.

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LeBron James is one of a kind!

High school seniors quarantined all across the country are missing out on of one the biggest milestones of their lives, but LeBron James is not having it. According to The Hollywood Reporter, James has announced plans to host a one-hour virtual graduation called Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020, giving seniors across America the chance to toss their caps in the air.

Basketball superstar Lebron James is to host a star-studded virtual graduation TV and streaming special for America’s high school students.