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| Fri, 03-09-2012 - 9:38am |
How does your school do prom (if it does prom)? Junior prom and senior prom separately or a junior/senior prom? At the school or off campus? Organized school sponsored after prom party or not?
Our school has a junior-senior prom. At least one half of the couple has to be a
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Jr's have Ring dance, where they get their class rings.
Oldest kid went to a small single-sex Catholic HS with one prom that was almost exclusively seniors. The class basically divided themselves into thirds along academic lines, with each third arranging their own transportation and after-party.
It's a combined Jr/Sr.
Ramona Mom to 2 great kids and wife to one wonderful hubby since 1990!
My kids are new to the school this year, so I have no idea where prom is held, but I do know it's a jr-sr prom and that kids start asking one another as early as February. One half of the couple has to be a junior or senior, and I think they're allowed to bring outside guests as long as they have a signed permission slip.
DD bought her dress online a month ago. It looks like a costume from Downton Abbey and is gorgeous. She's pretty much guaranteed that no one else will be wearing the same dress!