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McKinney ISD's seniors are less than two weeks away from graduating. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

What to know before McKinney ISD’s high school graduation ceremonies

By Shelbie Hamilton

McKinney ISD’s class of 2025 is less than a week away from walking the stage at graduation ceremonies.

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