Senior's Event Thursday April 29th
- 2021年4月21日
- 讀畢需時 1 分鐘
This is a drive-thru event.
If you do not have transportation, you may walk on campus to take care of the following. You must follow the designated times, wear your mask at all times, and practice social distancing.
BRING your McKinley ID and enter through the Pensacola gate.
Please wear your mask at all times and remain in your vehicle.
Enter through the Pensacola gate at the designated time below, by last name:
1:15pm-2:00pm: Last name starting letter A- J
2:00pm-2:45pm: Last name starting letter K-N
2:45pm-3:30pm: Last name starting O-Z
Payment for Senior Maskerade (cafeteria small parking lot)
If you have turned in all of your forms and cleared all of your delinquent accounts, then you will be paying for the Senior Maskerade at this time ($45). Be prepared to show your McKinley ID.
Payment and pick up of senior class tshirt, if you had ordered one (F-bldg area)
If you ordered a senior class tshirt, you will be paying for it ($10) and receiving it. Be prepared to show your McKinley ID.
Pick up cap & gown (front lawn area)
If you ordered a cap & gown, you will be receiving it at this time. Be prepared to show your McKinley ID.
If you did NOT order a cap & gown (NOT participating in graduation) but ordered a tshirt or are attending the Senior Maskerade, you will still come on April 29th to pay for the Senior Maskerade and/or pick up your tshirt.
See you soon, seniors!
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