THOUSAND OAKS — Cal Lutheran’s graduates from 2020 and 2021 may at last see each other face to face without precedent for a year at graduation, which is being made arrangements for the Ventura County Fairgrounds in May.

The private aesthetic sciences college says it’s getting ready for an in-person graduation service for both the class of 2020 and 2021 at the Ventura County Fairgrounds in May. The college’s executives say they needed to give an in-person freedom to graduates to celebrate with family and the entirety of their colleagues, while following all general health conventions.

“We needed to accomplish something exceptional that our alumni will affectionately recall, given all that they have experienced,” the college’s leader, Lori E. Varlotta, said in an articulation. “We are satisfied to have discovered a setting that permits college workforce and staff to celebrate – face to face – the mind boggling achievements of our graduates. Realizing that graduates will be joined by a couple of relatives or companions improves it all the.”

At the point when the Covid pandemic struck the previous spring, it prompted the wiping out of secondary school and graduation functions the nation over.

The service for 2021 alumni is planned for May 8 at 10 a.m. The 2021 Graduate and Professional Commencement Ceremony will occur on May 15 at 10 a.m.

Each graduate will be permitted to carry one vehicle of individuals to the carnival parking parcel, which has space for up to 700 vehicles all at once. The college says they will set up a four-sided, theater-in-the-round stage, and participants can check out the function by means of their vehicle radios.

Graduates will actually want to stroll across the stage if Ventura County’s COVID-19 levels improve to the “red level” of the state’s staged returning. In the event that the county stays in a more prohibitive level around then, photographs of the graduates will be communicated on four enormous LED screens as their names are reported.