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Graduation cap and gown pickup Wednesday

Lea Garcia-Salazar, Editor-in-Chief
March 25, 2026
Maddie Aronson
Jostens is going to be on campus Wednesday to pass out graduation caps and gowns to seniors that placed their orders by March 15.

The Class of 2026 is one step closer to graduation, as cap and gown distribution is scheduled for Wednesday during advisory in the gym for those who placed their order through Jostens by midnight on March 15. 

“I am super excited to receive my cap and gown,” senior Rupal Shirpurkar said. “I ordered it back in October, and I just feel like it represents just how close we are to finally graduating.” 

To receive their cap and gown, students must bring a valid photo ID. Acceptable forms of identification include a student ID, driver’s license/permit, or access to their HAC account for verification. 

Those who missed the deadline can still order, though these will include an additional shipping fee and will be delivered directly to their home address.

For any additional questions or concerns, students and families are encouraged to contact the Jostens office directly at 214-383-9502.

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About the Contributors
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!
Maddie Aronson
Maddie Aronson, Managing Editor
Maddie Aronson is a senior, and joined Wingspan her junior year. She loves attention, oreos, and fun earrings, and is looking forward to a career in environmental science. Maddie is also on the school volleyball and wrestling team, and is the president of the SAGA club on campus. She loves spending time with her friends, and drinking boba tea with other members of the Wingspan staff, and is excited for another year in the program. Contact Maddie: [email protected]