Bulloch County’s high schools set 2027 commencement dates

Bulloch County Schools’ high school principals have set the dates for their 2027 commencement ceremonies. Nearly 800 students are on track to graduate on May 25-27 from the district’s three high schools: Portal, Southeast Bulloch, and Statesboro.

Graduates and their families will receive more specific details from their schools as key events and deadlines approach. Preparation has already begun: this summer 

most seniors participated in the tradition of sitting for their official graduation portraits and schools will host senior sunrise ceremonies in August to kick off a year of celebration and memory making. 

These are the the 2027 graduation dates:

  • Tuesday, May 25, 2027, at 7:30 p.m.: Portal Middle High School at the Portal Athletic Complex in Portal
  • Wednesday, May 26, 2027, at 7:30 p.m.: Southeast Bulloch High School at Fred Shaver Field in Brooklet
  • Thursday, May 27, 2027, at 7:30 p.m.: Statesboro High School at Womack Field in Statesboro

These dates correspond to the last three days of the school year with the last day of school for all students being Thursday, May 27. The chosen dates protect faculty post-planning, which is Friday, May 28, and avoid the national Memorial Day holiday weekend on May 29-31.

To reach the stage in May, seniors will need to focus on academics and meeting Georgia’s graduation requirements. Families can learn more and find support resources at bullochschools.org/graduation

Last year the Class of 2026 had 748 graduates, and the district is on track to surpass that number for 2027. The school district’s four-year graduation rate is currently 88.5% compared to the state’s rate of 87.2%. Its combined 4-year and 5-year rate is 89.1% compared to Georgia’s 87.2%. Bulloch County students who included advanced academics, career pathways, or fine arts program courses in their academic schedules graduated at rates of 99.64%, 98.06%, and 100% respectively.

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