LAHS Graduation is Saturday, May 23 at Sullivan Field. Photo Courtesy LAPS
LAPS NEWS RELEASE
The Los Alamos High School Class of 2026 graduation will take place on Saturday, May 23 at Sullivan Field. The ceremony will begin at 9:00 am. Tickets are not required to attend the graduation ceremony. Gates will open at 8:00 am. Families with graduates with last names beginning with A – Lo are asked to enter through the gates closest to the United Methodist Church. For families with graduates with last names beginning with Lu – Z, please enter through the gates closest to Mesa Field. Seating will be on a first come, first served basis.
The Sullivan Field parking lot will be reserved for handicapped parking only. Other parking will be available at Griffith Gym and Duane Smith Auditorium. Additional parking may be found at one of the neighboring churches, including Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church and First United Methodist Church. There is no parking in the lot behind UNM-LA.
The 2026 graduation ceremony will be live streamed beginning at 8:30 am. The link will be posted on the Los Alamos High School website.
The Athletics Department would like to remind everyone that food is not allowed on Sullivan Field. Please do not bring any seeds or gum to graduation. Bottled water is allowed. In addition, all chairs must have a blanket or towel under the legs. Visitors will be turned away at the entrance if they do not have a blanket or towel to place under their chair.
Please respect the facilities and help us keep them undamaged for our teams and community partners.
Sullivan Field and the track will be closed Thursday, May 21 through Tuesday, May 26 for graduation preparations and ceremonies. Sullivan Field and the track will also be closed to the public on Tuesday, May 19 for Senior Sunset from 7-9pm.
The activities continue as graduates and one guest are invited to Senior Appreciation Night starting at 6 pm. A Los Alamos tradition since 1984, SAN is sponsored by Los Alamos businesses and organizations, and features games, music, a carnival, photos, skating, climbing, a movie, and prizes.