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Graduation 2025

Sam Houston High School

Ceremony Schedule

Monday, June 2

Globe Life Field
734 Stadium Dr, Arlington, TX 76011

7 p.m.

Gates open for graduates and guests

Graduates

Graduates will enter Globe Life Park through Parking Lot A on Cowboys Way, on the southwest side of the ballpark. Students may park for free in Lot R – the “Tacoma” parking lot – on the southside of Globe Life Field. This parking lot is located between Cowboys Way (north of the parking lot) and Sanford Street (south of the parking lot). The parking lot is best accessed eastbound on Cowboys Way or southbound on Stadium Drive (east of the parking lot & Globe Life Field).

Guests

For your convenience, parking at Globe Life Field will be available to guests at no charge. Guests will park in Lot R – the “Tacoma” parking lot – on the southside of Globe Life Field. This parking lot is located between Cowboys Way (north of the parking lot) and Sanford Street (south of the parking lot). The parking lot is best accessed eastbound on Cowboys Way or southbound on Stadium Drive (east of the parking lot & Globe Life Field). Guests can also park in Lot B.

8 p.m.

The graduation ceremony will begin

Programs

Each graduate received five printed programs with their tickets. The program will also be available online at https://www.aisd.net/SHHSGraduationProgram2025 and via QR code at the venue.

Livestream

The Arlington ISD will live stream each graduation on our YouTube channel so it can be viewed around the world. A link will be posted at www.aisd.net before each school’s graduation. Once the live streams are done, we will have the recording of each graduation ceremony available to view on our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/arlingtonisd.

After the Ceremony

All guests are asked to exit the stadium and parking lots immediately upon the conclusion of graduation so stadium staff may sanitize the stadium for the next graduation, and guests of the next ceremony may park.

Safety Measures and Guest Etiquette

Graduates

According to the Arlington Independent School District’s (AISD) Student Code of Conduct, a student’s participation in the district’s graduation ceremony is optional. For graduating seniors opting to attend the graduation ceremony, we advise and remind students of the following:

  • During the graduation ceremonies, graduates must remain seated at all times, unless directed to stand;
  • Graduates must comply with regular school rules regarding electronics, including cell phones and cameras;
  • Male students are required to wear dress shirts and neckties. Female students are to wear blouses, dresses, skirts, or pants that comply with the AISD dress code. The principal is authorized to state standards for dress and behavior both prior to and during the ceremony, and to respond as needed;
  • Conduct judged by the principal as being disruptive to the graduation ceremony will be addressed accordingly (e.g., removal from event and/or withholding of the diploma pending a parent conference);

Guests

Bag Policy

Arlington ISD graduations will follow the Globe Life Field Bag Policy: all bags and purses must be soft-sided and not exceed 16’x16”x8”. Backpacks are prohibited. Graduation facility staff reserves the right to search patrons at the management’s discretion.

Prohibited Items

Possession or use of the following items by students and/or guests during the ceremony is not permitted: alcohol, balloons, glitter, smoke bombs, bottles, cans, beverage containers of any kind, food items, large umbrellas (compact umbrellas allowed), fireworks, firearms, weapons of any kind, laser pointers, noisemakers, professional audio or video recording devices, video cameras, GoPro or similar devices, tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, chairs, stools, other seating devices, seat cushions, hard coolers, drones, or similar objects. This is a representative list. Please review the “Prohibited Items” sections at https://www.mlb.com/rangers/ballpark/guide for a comprehensive list of prohibited items.

Read the full list of Safety Measures and Etiquette and other Frequetly Asked Questions

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