Goodness. What is this? The 17th century?

Anonymous wrote:After graduation, no one remembers what cords or sashes you wore.

Right, but you have to enjoy and celebrate with them each milestone!

Anonymous wrote:My DC bought several online for OOS college graduation.

They buy their own?? This seems weird. Really??

Anonymous wrote:My DD has a 3.98, bummer she just missed getting the honors stole, which I think is 4.0

Same here.

My DD has a 3.98, bummer she just missed getting the honors stole, which I think is 4.0

After graduation, no one remembers what cords or sashes you wore.

PP above and cords are the new HS grad trend. Everyone wears a cord. Pile ‘em up and make it look like leis.

Our hs disallows decorating the caps (like nearly all college grads do now) so this is the creative outlet. Honestly getting a little ridiculous-you’ll see!

My DC bought several online for OOS college graduation.

This was in DCs graduation program last year.

Symbol and Cord Key

Computer Science Honor Society- Blue and Gold
English Honor Society - Royal Blue & Gold
FPS Service Cord - Black
French Honor Society - Blue, White & Red Entwined
Honor Graduates - Gold Stole
International Thespian Honor Society - Blue and Gold
Latin Honor Society - Purple & Gold
Math Honor Society - Light Blue & Gold
Military Enlistees - Red, White & Blue Entwined
National Art Honor Society - Rainbow
National Business Honor Society- Hunter Green and Silver
National Honor Society - Gold Cord & Tassel
National Social Studies Honor Society - Blue and White
Science Honor Society - Green & Silver
Spanish Honor Society - Red & Gold
Student Government Association - Red, Black & White
Tri-M Music Honor Society - Pink

* meant to say fir FCPS graduations.

I can’t find any information about the graduation regalia. Are the yellow sashes for Honors Society or 4.0? What other cords are there?