Graduation
Class of 2024
The deadline to order graduation supplies from Herff Jones is September 14th.
After this date, please contact Herff Jones directly by calling them at (864) 244-0110 or scoffice@herffjones.com or order online.
ALL DEBT (INCLUDING CHROMEBOOKS) MUST BE CLEARED BY MAY 1ST TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GRADUATION CEREMONY.
Graduation Practice
May 17th, 8:30 am at Mauldin High School
Attendance is mandatory in order to participate in Graduation
Graduation Ceremony
May 20th, 8:00 am at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena (The Well)
Students must arrive NO LATER than 6:30 am!
Tickets
Each student will be provided ten tickets.
The option to purchase more will be communicated with students.
Clear Bag Policy
Updated October 2021, the Bon Secours Wellness Arena will begin implementing a clear bag policy. For more information, please review the policy by clicking here.
Directions to The Well
Click here to get directions to the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in downtown Greenville. Students and local residents should use the directions for coming from Columbia (skipping I-26 and going straight to I-385).
BSAW Statement - ADA Seating
The Bon Secours Wellness Arena is equipped with 3 public accessible seating areas located at sections 116B, 105B, and 11B. In addition, there are individual seats in the upper-level seating and floor seating when applicable.
The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in employment, State, and local government, public accommodations, commercial facilities, transportation, and telecommunications. The ADA seating areas are reserved for ADA persons and their companions only (seating is first come, first serve and 3 additional guests are allowed). If you do not meet ADA requirements you will not be permitted to sit in our ADA seating.
To be protected by the Federal ADA law, on must have a disability or have a relationship or association with an individual with a disability attending the event. We reserve the right to reseat or remove any guests from the property who violate the Federal ADA laws.
Dress Code
Student dress and attire for graduation shall reflect a formal celebration of achievement. All students participating in the graduation ceremony must wear the cap, gown, and academic regalia approved by the school.
Academic regalia such as tassels and cords, can only be worn if issued by Greenville County Schools, a Career Center, the Fine Arts Center, and/or the high school.
Any other regalia or modification to the approved dress code will NOT be permitted.
Cap & Gown - Students may not alter their caps and/or gowns in any way. Painting, monogramming and/or altering graduation attire is strictly prohibited.
Females - White Dress or White Blouse with a White Skirt, White or Nude Shoes.
Males - Khaki Pants, White Collared Dress Shirt, Tie, and Dark (Brown or Black) Shoes.
What Not to Wear - flip flops, tennis shoes, athletic shoes, white sperrys, converse, cowboy/cowgirl boots, boots, crocs, shorts/t-shirts, jeans, denim material, pajamas, sunglasses.
***If a student cannot find proper attire, please see a Counselor***
Ceremony Regalia
The graduation committee at Mauldin High School understands the importance of this event to all members of the graduating class and their family and friends. While each student is deserving of (and perhaps the recipient of) numerous awards and accolades, the regalia worn by each graduate must be issued by the school and/or school District. Advisors of organizations that would like to honor graduates with some form of graduation regalia must submit a request in the fall of the year. Upon approval from the committee and the principal, the regalia may be worn at graduation by the organizations' members. Cords will be the only acceptable form of regalia, with the exception of the top graduates receiving stoles and the Valedictorian and Salutatorian both receiving medals. Students may not wear any type of regalia that has not been approved. Additionally, students may not alter their caps or gowns in any way to draw attention to themselves.
Graduation Requirements (1).pdf