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Carson High School Class of 2021 Safe Grad announces graduation parade lineup and festivities

Event Date: 
June 5, 2021 (All day)

Carson High Safe Grad has announced its lineup plans, events and even gifts for the senior class of 2021.

Graduation day is Saturday, June 5, 9 a.m. at the Carson High School football field. This will be an in-person graduation. See the graduation announcement here.

Instaimage will be live streaming graduation and will create a video from the live stream feed. A link will be posted on the Gallery tab once completed.

Information on where to find the link can be found on the Carson High Safe Grad website here and will also be posted on their Facebook page once info is available.

Senior Gifts:
Parents and students have been submitting their photos for their own personalized window / door cling, 18x24-inches in size. Pick up will be at the senior assembly on June 3, 2021 only.

Carson High School on graduation day will look a little different this year. Parents and students have been submitting pictures so each student will have a yard sign with students name and photo at the front of the school.

These will be on display during graduation and will need to be picked up immediately following graduation in front of the school.

If you have not submitted a photo please do so ASAP as the cutoff was May 14, 2021. Please submit to carsonhighsafegrad@gmail.com with first and last name.

Class of 2021 Graduation Parade:
Get your creative thinking caps on class of 2021. The best decorated vehicle will win a cash prize of $50 and a 2021 Carson High Spirit gift basket and a 2nd prize winner will receive a 2021 Carson High Spirit gift basket.

Graduate participation, school spirit is highly encouraged during judging. Judges will be watching as well while others are being judged and waiting to depart.

The parade will head down Highway 395 S to 5th street heading to Saliman. Graduates will drive by the high school for one more farewell goodbye wave/honk ending at Highway 50 as the head off in their own direction. There will be no meeting place at the end of parade.

Family, friends and community are welcome to cheer them on during the parade. Side traffic will be held while the graduates are making their way to the high school.

The graduation parade will be held on June 5, 2021 at 7 p.m.

Graduates need to report to 555 Wright Way by 6:15 p.m.

Judging will begin for best decorated vehicle at 6:15pm and awarded before the parade begins. Winners will receive their prize and photos will be posted on the Carson High Website.

The parade will be live streamed on the Carson High Safe Grad booster Facebook page and loaded to the Gallery tab for 2021.

While driving in town, check out the Congratulation announcements to our Class of 2021 at the Carson City Community Center and Casino Fandango.

Should you have any questions, please reach out via email at carsonhighsafegrad@gmail.com or contact our President, Kyra Hinton at 434-760-0635.

Carson High Safe Grad Congratulates Carson High Class of 2021!

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