Reminder for the Class of 2019 Parents

Paper snowflakes

Paper snowflakes

If you are interested in purchasing announcements for graduation, the price will increase starting January 1.  You can still place your order online by following these steps:

  1. Go to  vagrad.com
  2. Type in “Maggie Walker” at the top
  3. Choose “Shop Graduation Products”

You’ll immediately see all of the graduation package options, but you can scroll to the bottom and see “Shop individual products including cap and gown” – a friendly reminder, you do NOT need to buy a cap and gown.  That cost was included in the senior class dues.

Then you select what you want.

You may contact the vendor directly at (804) 598-0971 or e-mail Ms. Sheppard ([email protected]) if you have any questions.

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