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San Francisco Sheriff Vicki L. Hennessy will celebrate the graduation of our latest Five Keys Charter High School class. Seventy-five men and women will receive their high school diplomas or GEDs with their families and friends in attendance. Sheriff Hennessy will emcee the event.

San Francisco Sheriff’s Office Sheriff Vicki L. Hennessy is pleased to announce that 18 incarcerated men and women attending the Office’s nationally acclaimed Five Keys Charter High School will receive their high school diplomas or GED in a graduation ceremony. Chief Deputy Paul Miyamoto will emcee the event and present the keynote speech. The graduates’ families and friends are invited to join in the celebration.

San Francisco Sheriff Vicki Hennessy today announced the largest in-custody graduating class of the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office (SFSO)’s award-winning Five Keys Charter High School. Thirtynine incarcerated women and men at San Francisco County Jail received their high school diploma or GED certificate to “Pomp and Circumstance” and to the cheers of family and friends.

San Francisco Sheriff Vicki Hennessy today announced that the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office’s Five Keys Charter High School will graduate its largest class ever in a ceremony to be held at Saint Mary’s Cathedral. Eighty-four students from the school’s 21 community campuses in the Bay Area will receive their diplomas before a proud audience of friends, families and mentors.