Uintah High School announces details for Senior Grad Night on May 29

Amanda Brown, Principal of Uintah High School
Amanda Brown, Principal of Uintah High School
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Uintah High School announced on Apr. 15 that its annual Senior Grad Night will take place on May 29. Seniors are encouraged to register for the event, which costs $60 per student and includes several activities and items.

The event is intended to celebrate graduating seniors with a variety of entertainment options and prizes. Registration can be completed online at https://2026-senior-grad-night-registration.cheddarup.com.

According to the announcement, the registration fee covers a yard sign displayed on Aggie Blvd., a Grad Night shirt, games, activities, entertainment, numerous prizes, and food. The school is also seeking parent volunteers to help with the event planning and execution.

Parents interested in volunteering are asked to contact Jana Zufelt at 435-790-4219 for more information or to sign up.

Senior Grad Night events like this one aim to provide graduates with a safe and enjoyable way to mark their transition from high school.



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