Sigma Theta Tau: The Honor Society of Nursing
We’re kicking off our Honor Society Series and we can’t think of a better organization to start with during this time than Sigma Theta Tau: The International Honor Society of Nursing!Â
Senior Class Graduation Products Blog
Our Version of the Rainbow Hunt
You may have heard about the ICU nurse who recently put out a request on Facebook for pictures of rainbows as a way of spreading hope during the current COVID-19 situation. Her request was simple, "If you find or create a rainbow, please share," she wrote on the page. The goal was to remind us all that brighter days are ahead.
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Custom Stoles Add a Unique Touch to Traditional Graduation Attire
The traditional cap & gown is synonymous with graduation ceremonies and wearing them is a bit of a rite of passage.
Showcasing School Spirit on Graduation Day
High school and college students alike often feel a strong sense of pride and dedication to their schools, especially as they begin to round out their educational careers and start the next chapter of their lives. They proudly wear their school spirit in the form of t-shirts, hats, sweatshirts, and similar in the building and around campus during the academic year -- but what about on graduation day?
Our popular honor cords double as spirit cords and offer a way for students to visually celebrate their school spirit while maintaining tradition during the graduation ceremony. Spirit cords come in single, double, and triple colors intertwined with matching tassels and are designed to be worn with a traditional cap & gown. We offer over 80 color combinations to ensure your school colors are properly represented.
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We often talk about ways to showcase top-achieving students, but all students deserve their proper recognition on graduation day and a little extra school spirit can go a long way.
What are your school colors? What other fun ways do your students celebrate school pride during the year and on graduation day? Let us know in the comments!
Valedictorian & Salutatorian Recognition
Valedictorians and salutatorians are traditionally the two highest-ranked students in their graduating class. Based on a number of factors, including GPA, grades in AP (Advanced Placement) and IB (International Baccalaureate) classes, students are typically awarded the titles in the second semester of their senior year.
Schools and Universities Respond to Graduation Concerns Amidst COVID-19
Students across the country are facing many abrupt changes in response to the novel Coronavirus situation. With schools closing and universities moving to strict remote learning protocols for the remainder of the spring semester, many graduating seniors are left with uncertainty as their graduation date draws near.
Understanding the Importance of High School Honor Societies
When students begin thinking about their post-primary educational career, there’s so much for them to consider, namely what will look attractive on their college applications. Extracurricular activities and clubs are a great way to appear well-rounded to an acceptance committee, but there’s no denying the importance of being accepted into an honor society to bolster their chances of standing out in a stack of applications.
Honor Societies: A Way to Distinguish Yourself on Graduation Day
Picking up your graduation cap & gown is such an exciting experience! It all starts to sink in that you’ll soon be walking across the stage and ending a chapter of your long academic career. Everyone blends together across the sea of graduates during the ceremony, but there are some distinguishing features to wear, thanks to honor societies.
Graduation Traditions from Around the World - Pt.1
Here's a look at some fun graduation traditions from around the world!
How to Recognize Your Class Officers on Graduation Day
Are you prepared to properly recognize your Class Officers on graduation day? An oftentimes thankless job, Class Officers spend a lot of their free time in between classes leading and engaging their fellow classmates through the fun side of high school. It may look fun, but it's a lot of work that spans years beyond graduation day.
