Class of 2020 Graduation Ceremony Information-June 6th Virtual Ceremony-11:00 AM (Online)

• Graduation Speeches and Superintendent Message • Naming of Graduates • Idaho Press Tribune Platform (link coming soon)

Live Presentation of Graduates-1:00 PM (Online-Link to come soon)

• Eagle High School Parking Lot (students will enter North Entrance by Tennis Courts) • Graduates will arrive between 1:00-3:00 PM (the event will continue until all graduates have

walked across the stage and received his/her diploma) • Graduates will walk across stage as their name is read

Details

• Seniors First and Last name (LARGE & BOLD) on the car dashboard and visible in windshield so you can be checked in at the parking lot entrance.

• One vehicle per graduate and no Semi-Trucks will be permitted • Senior signs, streamers, and posters may be securely attached to vehicles or windows and must

follow County guidelines (must not impede driver's visibility). • The graduate MUST be a passenger in the vehicle and will be the only person to exit the vehicle,

walk across the stage to receive diploma, and return to the vehicle • Dorian Studios will be present to take professional photos of each graduate crossing the stage

Vehicle Entrance/Exit Logistics

• For a smoother process, each vehicle will access the North Entrance by traveling Southbound on Park Lane from Floating Feather (we will have assistance from Ada County Sheriff and EHS Staff to manage the flow of traffic)

• Traffic Plan has been established to route vehicles through several stations on EHS Campus to accommodate the numerous vehicles: graduates will receive a program, senior T-Shirt, and be celebrated by the staff along the route

• After walking across the stage and receiving a diploma, each vehicle will exit via the main entrance turning south towards State Street

Attire • Must be dressed in EHS cap & gown

Bring the following with/on you

• Cap/Gown/Tassel • NHS Stole (if any) • Honor cords (Academic-if any) • Military sash (if any)

We need everyone’s cooperation to follow the plan stated above and continuously maintain social distancing while on campus.

• Graduates/families who are not comfortable with a live-in person ceremony can pick up his/her diploma after the Graduation Ceremony June 6th

All plans are subject to change based on Governor Little’s stages and orders for COVID-19

GO, MUSTANGS!