Although it very much still feels like winter, the town of Frisco is already looking forward to graduation this spring.

For the sixth year in a row, Frisco will celebrate its student community by designing and hanging custom banners on lamp posts along Frisco’s Main Street. The featured students will honor each of the high school graduates who live in Frisco and Copper.

Frisco first displayed graduation banners in May 2020 as a way of honoring Frisco students in the absence of an official graduation ceremony due to the pandemic. The annual event has become a tradition and the town is asking for the community’s help in spreading the word so every Frisco graduating senior is included.

Frisco is requesting portrait submissions from the graduating seniors from Summit High School, Snowy Peaks, The Peak School and any other school or home-schooling program, who live in the Frisco or Copper area.

The town is also offering the services of a professional photographer, free of cost, if a Frisco graduate does not have a professional portrait. Portrait requests should be emailed to Jessica Holley at JessicaH@townoffrisco.com by Monday, April 21.

Frisco is accepting 2025 graduate banner submissions through FriscoGov.com under the news section on the homepage. Up to three, 2MB photographs may be uploaded with each student’s submission and must be in vertical/portrait orientation. Submissions will be accepted through Friday, April 25 at noon to give the town sufficient time to design and produce the banners. 

The banners will be installed in mid-May and will stay up for several weeks. Once the banners are taken down, they will be available for students, parents or guardians to pick up at the Frisco/Copper Visitor Information Center.