Segerstrom Graduation Plans
Segerstrom High School’s graduation scheule by homeroom class. Photo Courtesy of: Segerstrom High School.
Segerstrom High School will be hosting graduation on June 1 and 2. Rules have been set in place to ensure that all students and staff participating in the graduation ceremony can do so safely.
The ceremony will be unlike any other ceremony seniors have had in the past. It will be a drive through starting on Alton Avenue. Seniors will be greeted by staff where they will have a chance to say their last goodbyes. The staff will guide the students to the area at the school where students can pick up their diploma. The graduation will be split into two days- Gold Day and Crimson Day. Students will know what day to attend based on their homeroom. The ceremony will be held from 5-9pm both days. Walk- up graduates (people who will not be arriving by car but by walking to school) will also be able to get their diplomas at 4:30 on their designated day.
One of the regulations is that only one graduate will be allowed per car unless they are family. Masks will also be required, and students must arrive at the time they are given. Students will also be directed to stay in their car until given permission to begin their walk to pick up their diploma and shake Principal Casper’s hand.
Alexa Perez is a senior and the senior copy editor and social media editor of The Jag Journal. Alexa is in journalism because she loves to write and help...
Jenny Hang • May 27, 2021 at 9:13 pm
Though I’m not a senior, I do have a sister who’s a senior. I very much appreciate how you gave a detailed description of graduation as the date is coming up soon. It’s important that seniors should receive the graduation they deserve after working hard for 12+ years. Thank you for the information and congrats on graduating!
Jessica Guzman • Apr 9, 2021 at 11:12 pm
This is so informative and well-thought-out. Thank you so much for keeping all seniors up to date!
adviser • Mar 23, 2021 at 11:36 am
I’m glad you are keeping our students informed! Thanks, Alexa!