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PTSA passes available for seniors

Lea Garcia-Salazar, Editor-in-Chief
August 15, 2025
Rupal Shirpurkar
While the sun may have set on senior sunrise, the Class of 2026 still has a chance to buy senior passes for this year’s senior events. Seniors (from left to right) Kylie Gore, Catalina Landauro, Rupal Shirpurkar, and Ana Ortiz are pictured above at senior sunrise earlier this week.

PTSA’s senior pass for the Class of 2026 is still available for purchase, granting admission to multiple senior events throughout the school year. 

The senior pass costs $135 and includes entry to the following events: 

  • Senior Sunrise (already passed, but seniors can still purchase the pass for upcoming events)
  • Bonfire in December
  • Lock-In at Strikz in February
  • Senior Sunset in May

In addition to event access, seniors who purchase the pass will receive an exclusive Class of 2026 t-shirt. 

Parents and students also have the option to buy yard signs for $25 and Fatheads for $20 to show support for seniors.

For more information and to purchase passes, yard signs, and Fatheads, visit the PTSA website here. 

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Lea Garcia-Salazar
Lea Garcia-Salazar, Editor-in-Chief
Lea is a senior in her third year of Wingspan and will be an Editor-in-Chief this year. She is the Executive VP of Liberty DECA, and holds officer roles in nonprofit organizations like Aid4Need and Read Ahead. When she is not writing, you can probably find her reading, spending time with friends, or watching her favorite TV shows. Lea is so excited for this year and is ready to help Wingspan grow even more!