But while high school seniors may have missed out on walking down the aisle in caps and gowns, Pizza Hut is celebrating the class of 2020 by giving away 500,000 free pizzas. "Our brand has a long history of celebrating moments that matter -- like graduations -- and Pizza Hut takes pride in being a part of our customers' big days," Pizza Hut chief marketing officer George Felix said in a news release. "So, it's only natural that we'd be there for students and their families to help celebrate the accomplishments of the graduating class of 2020." To get a free medium one-topping pizza, students need to go to www.pizzahut.com/gradparty and enter their Hut Rewards email to get a certificate for free pizza deposited into their account. Sign up for a Hut Rewards account here to claim your free pizza.

(Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All rights reserved)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars are planning to celebrate the Class of 2020 on Friday with a special shout out on the giant video boards at TIAA Bank Field. Anyone who wants to participate can make a post with a photo that congratulates the graduate on Twitter or Instagram along with the text “#DUUUVALGrad.”Submitted photos will be displayed on the video boards at TIAA Bank Field on May 29. A live stream of the video boards will begin at 11:30 a.m.

The company has a special “graduate dozen” available all next week. “On 5/19 seniors can get one 2020 Graduate Dozen FREE by wearing their cap and gown, or other Class of 2020 swag proving their senior status, to their local Krispy Kreme shop,” the website said. That can be done in a variety of ways... including that cap and gown... or any class of 2020 apparel, class ring, or graduation announcement. 2020 letterman jacket featuring senior status2020 class ringGraduation announcement featuring name with matching IDStudent photo ID featuring senior statusOther Class of 2020 senior swagThe deal is good for students graduating high school or college. The 2020 Graduate Dozen is available at participating Krispy Kreme shop locations only while supplies last.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – With our high school schools holding non-traditional or delayed graduations, News4Jax is proud to host virtual ceremonies for Jacksonville’s class of 2020. In partnership with High School 9:12, we are hosting a series of tributes called “Brightest and Best” presented by Community First Credit Union. We saluted the Class of 2020 at five more schools on May 30: Westside High School, Terry Parker High School, Stanton College Preparatory Academy, Andrew Jackson High School and Sandalwood High School. The weekend of June 20-21, we begin broadcasting St. Johns County school programs, with Creekside High School featured Saturday and St. Johns Virtual School and St. Johns Technical School on Sunday. The final weekend of June, WJXT will broadcast Brightest and Best programs featuring Bartram Trail High School on Saturday and Ponte Vedra High School on Sunday.