Seattle Public Schools

Survey on Graduation Locations for 2026 and 2027  

Summary: To help us select the best venues, we invite you to complete a brief online survey.

2026-2027 Graduation Locations

The 2025 high school graduations marked the last time we will celebrate in the current version of Seattle Public Schools’ Memorial Stadium—an iconic venue that has hosted generations of students and families. 

Beginning this summer, a major construction project will begin to replace the stadium with a new, modern facility. Graduation ceremonies in 2026 and 2027 will take place at alternative locations while the new Memorial Stadium is under construction.  

To help us select the best venues, we invite you to complete a brief online survey. Your input is important—please submit your responses by Friday, June 27.  

English, Amharic, Chinese, Spanish and Vietnamese Surveys

Somali Survey

Somali Survey (once complete, email your response to epmo@seattleschools.org) 

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