Graduation yard signs — for one senior or the whole class.
Personalised with a name and a photo, or a single school design for the PTA to sell. 18×24 coroplast with a steel stake, 25 for $219, shipped free by FedEx Ground.
A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.
The senior sign is now a tradition. Plan for it in April.
Somewhere around 2020 the senior yard sign went from occasional to expected, and it has not gone back. Families want one, they want it in the yard the week before commencement, and they want it personalised. For a PTA or booster club, that demand is a fundraiser waiting to happen: fifty signs at $7.98 each, sold to families for $15, funds the senior breakfast.
Two ways to do it. A single school design — mascot, "Class of 2026," school colours — printed in bulk, sold to any family. Or personalised signs with each graduate’s name and photo, which we lay out from a spreadsheet and a folder of photos. Personalised costs the same per sign; it just takes an extra day to proof because we ask you to check every spelling.
For a single family ordering one or two: the ten-pack at $95 is the minimum, so order for the graduate, the grandparents’ house, and the neighbours whose kid is graduating too. Or organise your street — ten families, one order, $9.50 each.
A PTA fundraiser, or a few families going in together
A PTA’s senior-sign fundraiser
Order in April, sell through May.
| 50 "Class of 2026" yard signs, school design, stakes included | $399 |
| FedEx Ground shipping | Free |
| Total, shipped | $399 |
Sold at $15 each, 50 signs bring in $750 — a $351 margin for the class, and a sign in fifty yards with the school’s name on it.
Questions we get from PTAs and families
Can each sign have a different name and photo?
When should the PTA order?
Can a single family order just one?
Do they hold up outside for a month?
Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.
Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.