Cops, graduates and parents were seen scuffling after a California high school graduation ceremony — and the melee ended with four arrests.

The aftermath of Kerman High School’s ceremony descended into chaos Thursday over an argument that started between one senior and another boy in the parking lot, KFSN reported.

The senior, who was on probation, was detained before the situation escalated. 

“It should have stopped there, but at some point, they had family members, emotions are high, decided to insert themselves into that situation,” Kerman police Lt. Wil Barcoma said.

Video showed a handful of cops trying to restore order — and one woman, identified as the senior’s mom, was knocked to the ground. 

She was seen rolling around before worried witnesses gave her aid.

A teenage girl hit one officer and tried to resist being arrested, according to Barcoma.

The four people were jailed over their roles in the melee. The senior and the other boy were charged with challenging to fight. 

The senior was also charged with violating court orders and obstruction. His mom was charged with resisting a police officer.

Seniors said the shenanigans slightly marred the graduation. 

“I don’t think that that’s a way that I would want to remember my graduation,” Joban Hans told KFSN.

“If you have like a, sorta beef, just handle it elsewhere. Maybe not at a graduation.”

A brawl broke out at another graduation ceremony held in California’s Central Valley last week — and six people were arrested.

One person arrested was graduating senior Adam Velasquez, 19, and his family claimed another graduate insulted his late brother, which sparked the bust-up, according to KFSN.

Jonathan Melena Garcia, 19, 18-year-old Nicholas Perez, and Andrew Velasquez, 20, were arrested over allegedly disrupting the peace.

Mariano Malena Garcia, 22, was arrested on obstruction charges — before cops arrested Sabrena Marie Chavez for battery last Thursday, KMPH reported.