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HELP WE NEED
HELP WE NEED
SIGN-UP COMING SOON!
SIGN-UP COMING SOON!
Help set up at SRV all week. Just stop by and lend a hand. There is always something to help with.
SIGN-UP COMING SOON!
CALLING ALL PARENTS! This mind-blowing event that truly takes a village. It's SRVHS tradition that parents of all grades help to staff Grad Night. You won't be sorry! You will see the courtyard transformed into an unforgettable dreamscape. If you only volunteer for one thing all year, you will want it to be this. Parents, guardians, out-of-town guests, and alumni welcome to help!
SIGN-UP COMING SOON!
Sign up to join the cleanup crew! Anyone can help, and Class of 2026 REALLY needs this!
Why Volunteer?
Why Volunteer?
Volunteering offers you a chance to network with other SRVHS parents and
make lasting connections while having fun.
Sign up with a friend and have fun together, or plan on making new friends!
🤫 SHHH! Don't tell anyone this, but...
Volunteering for Grad Night is also really FUN!
Oh, OK, you can tell people if you want! 📢
Have no time? PLEASE donatE TO GRAD NIGHT!
Have no time? PLEASE donatE TO GRAD NIGHT!
If you absolutely can't find time to volunteer, consider donating to make Grad Night possible!
How to Pay it Forward: Roles for Parents of Different Grades
How to Pay it Forward: Roles for Parents of Different Grades
Not sure what to sign up for? There's an SRV tradition where parents of different grade levels play different roles in Grad Night.
We need help from parents of all grade levels. Many people assume that Grad Night is something only parents of seniors have to think about, but we need everyone. In fact, there's a whole pay-it-forward tradition for all parents.
Senior Parents
Senior Parents
Parents of graduating seniors do the heavy lifting by taking on the preparation (planning and building) that starts months prior to the event. If you have a senior, please sign up to help move the sets into the work site, and then later to help design, and finally to move the sets back. The good news is that after all the prep, you get the night of Grad Night itself off to entertain your visiting family.
Howeverrrrr, we would love your help on the night of the event, if you can make it!
Junior Parents
Junior Parents
Parents of juniors traditionally take shifts on Grad Night itself. These 3-4 hour shifts include staffing different activities, helping with food, working security or check-in or check-out, and more.
Here's how the “pay-it-forward” tradition works for Grad Night shifts:
JUNIOR PARENTS take the first shifts from 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM and/or help take down/clean up after, so they know where everything is for next year.
JUNIOR PARENTS are also encouraged to dip a toe in planning and building, so that they know how everything works for the following year, when Grad Night falls to them to plan.
Freshman & Sophomore Parents
Freshman & Sophomore Parents
Parents of freshmen and sophomores traditionally take shifts on Grad Night itself. These 3-4 hour shifts include staffing different activities, helping with food, working security or check-in or check-out, and more.
Here's how the “pay-it-forward” tradition works for Grad Night shifts:
FRESHMAN PARENTS stay up the latest. They traditionally take the shifts from 1:30 AM until the end, 5:00 AM.
SOPHOMORE PARENTS traditionally take the shifts from 10:30 PM until 2:00 AM.
That’s how you work your way through the rotation, knowing that when it’s your turn to be a “graduating parent,” your child can enjoy an elaborate and safe celebration while you tend to your out-of-town graduation guests. But that’s the tradition–it’s just a suggestion, and we’ll take any help we can get!
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