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A high school teacher built a portable stage and drove to every graduate’s house so they could walk across it when they got their diploma

Ray Gowlett, a health and physical education teacher at Central Algoma Secondary  School (CASS), built a portable stage from scratch to give 72 students the opportunity to walk across the stage in front of their families over the weekend.

“We started Saturday at 8 a.m, and we finished Saturday at 8 p.m.,” Gowlett told Insider. “And then we started again Sunday morning. Our first delivery was at 9:00 a.m, and the last one was finished at 7:30 p.m. We traveled a total of 400 kilometers.”

A video posted on Tik Tok shows a student in a graduation gown walk up on the stage decorated with flowers in front of the school’s logo as they smiled for a photo with their diploma.

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