 | Sleeping outside, on campus is one of the ways that some classes kickoff their senior year. It's an opportunity to bond and truly start the year together. A "Senior Sleepout" may also refer to an event to raise awareness for the homeless. Seniors choose a night to sleep outside, rain or shine. |
|  | It's a common tradition for the senior class to design a senior t-shirt to wear on the first day of school and to other senior events. The design usually incorporates the year of the graduating class and the class slogan. |
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 | As a bookend event to the Senior Sunrise, the senior class may hold a Senior Sunset event toward the end of the year as the "sun sets" on their high school career. Some senior classes hold a Senior Sunset at the beginning of the year as a kick-off event, typically with food, games and class bonding activities. |
|  | Wake up! A Senior Sunrise is an event where the senior class gathers on campus to watch the sunrise together as a class. ★ Read our Senior Sunrise post for tons of ideas to make your event memorable. ★ Check out the Senior Sunrise Collection in our shop. |
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 | There are two versions of the Senior Trip. The first is a school organized trip, usually at the end of the year, just before graduation. Many graduating seniors plan a fun trip the week after graduation to celebrate with their friends. Popular locations include the beach, lake homes and locations abroad. |
|  | Senior Wills are a way to pay tribute to friendships and memories from 4 years of high school. Seniors leave objects, experiences and memories to friends, faculty and students in their senior wills. They may be published in the yearbook, school newspaper, a separate supplement or on social media. |
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 | Signing Day refers to the day high school athletes sign their National Letter of Intent to play their sport in college. National Signing Day is officially the first Wednesday of February, but schools often hold multiple signing day ceremonies to accommodate all of the athletes who intend to sign an NIL. |
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