The cap and gown worn on graduation day is a tradition that dates back 700 years to the first organized institutions of learning.
The front of the cap is indicated on the inside of the crown.
The cap should be worn so that the mortarboard is level and not tipped to either side or to the back of the head. The point of the cap should be positioned approximately one inch above the eyebrows.
The cap cannot be decorated or added to in any manner.
The tassel is worn on the right side of the mortarboard. After your student receives his/her diploma cover, the class will switch their tassels from the right side to the left side in the direction of the principal to indicate that the diploma has been awarded.
The gown should be carefully pressed with a cool/warm iron and placed on a hanger until worn. Flowers, jewelry, or other adornment should not be worn on the gown.
Only school-provided regalia may be worn during the ceremony.