TORONTO -- School boards in Ontario are working to finalize graduation plans amid a global pandemic. Toronto’s largest school board says it’s “made the difficult decision that all graduations must be done virtually for this school year.” However, the board is giving local schools some flexibility. “Locally, schools will be able to determine what virtual celebrations will look like and what will work best for their communities,” said Ryan Bird, spokesperson for the Toronto District School Board. Ronan DSouza, a Grade 12 student at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Secondary School in Mississauga, says he hasn’t seen a classroom in months.