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Many schools in the US have had to cancel or postpone graduation ceremonies because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Former US President Barack Obama and NBA star LeBron James are amongst a host celebrities to have sent students messages to congratulate them.
In his message, Mr Obama seemed to criticise his successor Donald Trump's handling of the outbreak in the US.
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