Senior Page - Class of 2023
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Times to pick up cap and gown in the 100 teacher workroom. You need to wait in the hallway instead of coming into the workroom. Note the times and dates on the list.If you have a green sheet indicating a hold, you must bring it with you.
AM (8:40-8:50)
PM (3:50-4:00)
Monday, June 5
McAbee
McAbee
Tuesday, June 6
Crews
Hege
Wednesday, June 7
Smith
Smith
Graduation information will be updated throughout May and June. Click on the Graduation tab on the left to access this information.In homeroom on April 19, seniors received the following:- a buff sheet that is a newsletter with information - PDF of Newsletter
- pictures that had already not been picked up
PLEASE be sure to get these materials from your senior!10 Last Minute Things to Prepare for Senior Day e-mail - click on this if you did not receive the e-mail from the school on Wednesday, November 30Class of 2022 graduation pictures:Go to events.lifetouch.com
Click on "Find your Event"
Then you click on event "Graduation", state "North Carolina" and school "Reagan High"
Direct link will work - https://events.lifetouch.com/eventHomepage.aspx?EventID=181199
CLASS OF 2023!!!!!
Congratulations ... you made it to your senior year!
Parents and Seniors should follow us at @Reagan_Seniors on Twitter. We will use Twitter to remind students of upcoming events or meetings, inform parents of upcoming phone trees or e-mails, and any updates on this Senior web page.
If you need to check anything, please come to this page for the latest memos and information. Be sure to note that there are additional tabs located on the left that will be made available during the year. We will also call home periodically with phone tree messages.
Please feel free to contact any of us with questions you might have. We look forward to a great year!
Who Do I Contact About… Updated for the Class of 2023
- Cap and Gown Pictures Scott McAbee
- Crosby Scholars Madison Bullard
- Graduation
- Intent to Not Walk Scott McAbee
- Ordering Caps/Gowns Scott McAbee
- Women’s Apparel Kristen Crews, Sarah Smith, Holly Hege
- Men’s Apparel Scott McAbee
- Legal Name Change Kimberly Johnson
- Media Center Debts Lauren Fossa
- Reagan Specific Senior Apparel Sarah Smith
- Senior Ads and Yearbooks Amber Bryant
- Scholarship Information Counselors See List Below
- School Debts Kim Jones
- Senior Fees Holly Hege
- Transcripts Joan Powell
- Updating Contact Information Julia Starkey
- Winston-Salem Dash Holly Hege
- Yearbook Photos Amber Bryant - these are the tuxedo (men) and drapes (ladies)
- Volunteering Parent Coordinator
Counselors
- Last Name A-B Joel Cordray
- Last Name C-F Kasey Davis
- Last Name G-J Chris McCoy
- Last Name K-N Deborah Mobley
- Last Name O-Sh Kristin Fulcher
- Last Name Si-Z Madison Bullard
Parent Volunteers
FAQ:
Q: When do I get my cap and gown?
Caps and Gowns are not distributed until Class Day. However, if you are not academically or financially cleared on the distribution date, you will have to wait until your obligations are cleared up before you will receive your cap and gown.
Q: When is graduation?
TIME AND DATE TBA at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
- More information to come soon.
Attire – DRESS CODE applies to graduation =
Gentlemen should wear black, navy blue, or khaki dress slacks (absolutely no jeans or cargo pants), dress shoes (no boots, flip-flops, or sneakers), white or off-white dress shirt, and a dark tie or bowtie.
Ladies should wear a dress or skirt & top, and black dress shoes. All shoes should have a secured heel. There shall be absolutely no sneakers or flip flops, not even dressy flip flops including Jack Rogers. Skirt/dress length should be appropriate, but if it is longer than the gown, you will have to pin it up. Ladies can wear dark pants and a white/off-white blouse in lieu of the skirt/dress.
Ladies should remember that you’ll be walking up and down many stairs, thus high heels are neither practical nor logical for this day. We highly recommend you to wear your planned shoes to practice. If you have questions, see Mrs. Crews.