The Sign on the Line ceremony is an academic version of when high school athletes sign letters of intent to the university they plan on attending and playing for their team. The Principal reads the pronouncement of the student’s choice and then they sign a “Letter of Intent” with the college representative. The student and their family are photographed and then placed in a “Student Hall of Fame.“
READ AN ARTICLE FROM MONROVIA HIGH SCHOOL ABOUT “SIGN ON THE LINE”
School type: High School
Activity goal: Celebrate college-bound seniors, and inspire younger students.
Submitted by: Paul Dols, Monrovia High School Monrovia, CA
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The SIGN ON THE LINE ceremony is an academic play off of when high school athletes sign letters of intent to the university they plan on attending and playing for. The Principal reads the pronouncement of the student’s choice and then they sign a “Letter of Intent” with the college representative. The student and their family are photographed and then placed in a “Student Hall of Fame.“
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