Anonymous
04/14/2021 14:52
Subject: HS graduation gifts
Uber gift cards, logo shower/pool slides, monogrammed large beach towel (for dorm) Polaroid camera, Bluetooth Speaker, large college flag/blanket
Anonymous
04/14/2021 14:46
Subject: HS graduation gifts
Anonymous wrote:Most appreciated by my recent grad: Air pod pros, Apple Watch, yeti coffee mug (can be personalized) and cash.
Personalized yeti mugs are awesome idea given you don’t want to accidentally drink out of anyone else’s cup these days!
Anonymous
04/14/2021 13:07
Subject: HS graduation gifts
Anonymous wrote:For the last five or six years my go-to graduation gifts for girls have been Kate Spade. https://www.katespade.com/home/desk-stationery/view-all/?src=segmentb
Thank you -- you have saved me some time looking!
Anonymous
04/14/2021 12:15
Subject: HS graduation gifts
For the last five or six years my go-to graduation gifts for girls have been Kate Spade. https://www.katespade.com/home/desk-stationery/view-all/?src=segmentb
Anonymous
04/14/2021 12:12
Subject: HS graduation gifts
hanging toiletry bag (LLbean for boys/Vera Bradley for girls).
Anonymous
04/13/2021 22:39
Subject: HS graduation gifts
I got my oldest son a very nice, refillable leather journal. He's a writer/creative type so it appreciated it and still uses it for notes and brainstorming as a college senior.
Anonymous
04/13/2021 20:58
Subject: Re:HS graduation gifts
Had a 2020 HS grad
New phone
Nice rain boots - going to school in a rainy area. If you have a kid going north you could get a pricier winter coat than you might ordinarily get. I am very much a Target, Lands End, etc is fine person. We got some name brand nicer quality rain and colder weather gear.
Air pods
Wireless Beats or Bose
Apple Watch
iPad and Apple Pencil - these make turning in assignments electronically a lot easier.
Gift cards - there are some local places near my kid’s college that she was really excited to have gift cards for. Otherwise, for my girl, she loves Starbucks, LL, and Wawa gift cards.
For people who want to spend less than $50-$100 — umbrella, collapsing laundry basket, water repellent backpack cover (this has been a surprise hit for several kids), first aid kit, tool kit
For her friends, I bought a book and had it autographed by the author and slipped some cash into each one.
New phone
Nice rain boots - going to school in a rainy area. If you have a kid going north you could get a pricier winter coat than you might ordinarily get. I am very much a Target, Lands End, etc is fine person. We got some name brand nicer quality rain and colder weather gear.
Air pods
Wireless Beats or Bose
Apple Watch
iPad and Apple Pencil - these make turning in assignments electronically a lot easier.
Gift cards - there are some local places near my kid’s college that she was really excited to have gift cards for. Otherwise, for my girl, she loves Starbucks, LL, and Wawa gift cards.
For people who want to spend less than $50-$100 — umbrella, collapsing laundry basket, water repellent backpack cover (this has been a surprise hit for several kids), first aid kit, tool kit
For her friends, I bought a book and had it autographed by the author and slipped some cash into each one.
Anonymous
04/13/2021 20:35
Subject: HS graduation gifts
Following!
Anonymous
04/13/2021 17:20
Subject: HS graduation gifts
Most appreciated by my recent grad: Air pod pros, Apple Watch, yeti coffee mug (can be personalized) and cash.
Anonymous
04/13/2021 16:21
Subject: HS graduation gifts
Looking for suggestions of HS graduation gifts of varying prices. We have HS senior twins (boy and girl). And I have grandparents asking what to get the kids for graduation ($250-$350 price range), aunts and uncles asking the same ($50-$100 range), and, each kid has a few close friends I'd like to buy something for ($40-$60). All are headed off to college.
Suggestions?
Suggestions?