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Simmons students were happy to walk and get their diplomas.
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Nick Castellano and Zacary Bronson
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D'Vonjae Farquharson and Jared Dearhart
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Simmons students were among the first in the county to graduate.
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Andy Hernandez, Jasmine Henderson and Taylor Gwin
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Dominic and Danielle Jenkins
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Tony Maloy and Tyler Kemp
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There were 87 graduates from Simmons Career Center in 2018.
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Brandon Ramudit, Aaron Ponce, Adam Parsley and principal Sundy Chazares
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Hewitt Roynon-Pasley, Makenzie Rollins and Savanna Rogers
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Melissa Sampson and Savannah Trapnell
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Marymar Solis, Tyler Smith and Hailey Smith said they felt blessed to be graduating.
Eighty-seven Simmons Career Center seniors wrapped up their high school careers Thursday morning at the Florida State Fairgrounds.
Simmons and three other Tampa Bay career centers — Bowers/Whitley, D.W. Waters and South County — linked up for a 10 a.m. graduation ceremony in the expo hall. They were the first Hillsborough County schools to host 2018 graduation ceremonies.
