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Graduation Live Stream 

 

Graduation Date

Date: Saturday, June 20

 

Seniors; Still need a Cap & Gown?

Josten’s will be at Graudation with addtional items.

 

Time: 11:00 AM

Location: Cheney Stadium

 

A graduation announcement with a green and white color scheme.

 

                     

Here is the Link to the ParentSquare sent to all Senior Parents

ParentSquare

 

Peninsula HS Grad Day info

(This info will change)

 

Click this picte to view pics from graduation

A graduation announcement for the Class of 2026 with a QR code and school logo.

 

 

  

   

PARCHMENT - TRANSCRIPTS

Hello Seniors!

Updating your unofficial self-view

*Please note that pressing the Update button will not automatically update your transcript. This button generates a new Unofficial Self-view order for your school to fulfill. Your high school will still need to process this order before the updated transcript appears in your account.

Self-View Updating Instructions

Need help completing your FAFSA? The Pierce County Library offers FREE online tutoring and FAFSA Support, from 1-10 pm daily. 

Check here to link to Timeline

Senior Timeline

 

 



Picture of grad cap, books, ruler

A Message from the WA Student Achievement Council: Graduating seniors: It’s not too late - education after high school is still possible!

Want to have more options and make more money after high school? A college degree, certificate, apprenticeship, or other training can lead to a good job and higher wages. It's not too late to make a plan for more education after graduation!

You can go to college

Washington’s public community and technical colleges are open to anyone with a high school diploma or GED. Registration is open year-round, so it’s never too late to get started! Some public and private four-year colleges are also still accepting applications for this fall. Deadlines vary, so check each college’s website to confirm their process. 

You can get job training

Do you enjoy hands-on learning? Are you hoping to join the workforce somewhat soon? You may want to consider a technical college, career program, or apprenticeship.

Financial aid can help cover the costs

Completing a financial aid application gives you more options for the future. The Washington College Grant (WA Grant) gives more money to more people for more kinds of education, including public and private colleges, workforce and training programs, and approved apprenticeships. WA Grant is available year-round—if you meet the eligibility requirements, you have money waiting for you. Apply now for the 2026-27 school year!  Need help applying?  OtterBot is a free, 24/7 financial aid and college planning texting service. It provides personalized assistance, reminders about deadlines, and answers to your financial aid questions. 


 

 


 

 

2026 Live Stream Graduation

A graduation announcement with a green and white color scheme.