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Provo High School Graduation Speaker Applications Due March 27

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Provo High School Graduation Speaker Applications Due March 27
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Provo High School has announced that applications for graduation speakers must be submitted by Friday, March 27. The school is seeking students from all backgrounds and pathways to apply for the opportunity to represent the senior class at commencement.

Key takeaways

  • The deadline for graduation speaker applications is Friday, March 27.
  • Late submissions will not be accepted due to the selection timeline.
  • All graduating seniors are encouraged to apply regardless of their post-graduation plans.
  • Finalists may be asked to present their speeches in person after Spring Break.

Applications for graduation speakers at Provo High School are due by Friday, March 27. The school noted that late submissions cannot be accepted because of the timeline required for review and selection.

Being selected as a graduation speaker is described as a meaningful honor that allows a student to represent their senior class, reflect on shared experiences, and deliver a message to peers, families, and staff.

The application process is open to all graduating seniors. The school encourages students from various backgrounds, pathways, and post-graduation plans to apply.

According to the announcement, speeches must be original and appropriate for a formal school ceremony. A selection committee will review all applications.

Finalists will be notified following Spring Break and may be required to present their speech in person as part of the final selection process.

Interested students are encouraged to begin drafting their applications early to ensure they submit thoughtful and polished work.

For questions regarding the application process, individuals may contact Pamela Gardner in the College & Career Center.

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