Major Harris Graduates with Honors from Woodward Academy — Tiny Harris Son Honors Graduate

Major Harris is now a tiny harris son honors graduate after receiving his diploma from Woodward Academy on Saturday. Tameka Harris marked the moment by saying he graduated “with Honors,” and the ceremony paired that recognition with scholarship announcements for the full class.

Woodward Academy Honors

A school official read out Gold Eagle, Academic Honors, Savannah College of Art and Design, Academic Honors, Achievement Scholars, and Student Recognition Scholarship as Major was announced. Tameka Harris wrote that “all 288 graduates graduated with scholarships,” a scale that turned the ceremony into more than a standard high school sendoff.

That list gives the graduation a clear academic profile: Major left Woodward Academy with both honors recognition and multiple scholarship marks attached to his name. For a family watching from the seats, it also meant the school had a room full of students leaving with financial support already in hand.

Tameka Harris Tribute

“Big congratulations to my youngest son @majorpharris but biggest boss of the family. Who graduated with Honors today frm Woodward Academy” — Tameka Harris wrote after the ceremony. She added, “@preciousharris1913 would be overjoyed seeing her baby walk & with Honors. We celebrate u! We honor u for all your greatness & beautiful human u are inside & out!! Love u with all I got son! Here’s to you & your bright future ahead!! U make the family so proud!”

Earlier this year, Harris had already shown a different side onstage, where his mother said he “had this accent the whole time and he did so good. He was singing too, like eight songs.” She also said, “He’s such a natural. Nobody knew because he just started this. Seeing him up there doing his thing, he did so good. I was just so impressed,” which helps explain why theater and stage work were part of his high school path.

Savannah College of Art and Design

Major is headed to Savannah College of Art and Design in the fall, carrying the honors recognition from Saturday into the next stage of his education. The combination of a diploma, scholarship language, and a college destination makes this less like a ceremonial endpoint and more like a handoff to a new campus with his résumé already taking shape.

For readers tracking the family, the practical takeaway is simple: Woodward Academy has already handed Major his diploma, the school called out multiple academic honors, and his next stop is Savannah College of Art and Design. The performance background matters because it shows the graduation was not the first public evidence of his range — it was the latest.