A woman finally gets her high school diploma after 42 years

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A woman finally receives her high school diploma, which she received 42 years ago

Updated: January 25, 2023 at 1:54 am EST

A woman in Washington state never received her high school diploma because of an administrative error. Jill Hammond forgot about it until she needed it. In 1980, Hammond studied abroad in Norway during her senior year. Tenino’s high school principal told her at the time that she would get a diploma when she returned to the U.S., but she never did, KING-TV reported. When she recently decided she wanted to enroll in college, her lack of a formal degree became a bigger problem. So she emailed the current principal of her old alma mater, who was willing to help. Watch the video above to learn more about this story.

TENINA, Washington –

A woman in Washington state never received her high school diploma because of an administrative error.

Jill Hammond forgot about it – until she needed it.

In 1980, Hammond studied abroad in Norway during her senior year. Tenino’s high school principal told her at the time that she would get a diploma when she returned to the U.S., but she never did. This is reported by KING-TV.

When she recently decided she wanted to go to college, her lack of a formal degree became a bigger problem.

So she sent a letter to the current principal of her old alma mater, who was willing to help.

Watch the video above to learn more about this story.