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Yes, seniors have Senior Holiday which is seniors only, you can't ask any underclassmen to the dance. Its more of a laid back dance tho. More of "spring" dresses/causal. Most people don't take dates.
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Yes, seniors have Senior Holiday which is seniors only, you can't ask any underclassmen to the dance. Its more of a laid back dance tho. More of "spring" dresses/causal. Most people don't take dates.
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My high school allows juniors to bring non-juniors to junior prom, and seniors to bring non-seniors to senior prom, but the date can't be older than 21 (and of course, no one will bring a super young date to prom lol).
- Oct 14, 2012
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We only had senior prom, underclassman were allowed to come if invited as a date. I was 19 when I attended prom, my boyfriend at the time was 22. I had to lie about his age on a stupid form just get him in. I was surprised they didn't check Ids :rolleyes:
I remember them putting all the prom people on the other side of the hotel in a completely separate building as well. The amount of underage shenanigans going on that night was crazy.
I remember them putting all the prom people on the other side of the hotel in a completely separate building as well. The amount of underage shenanigans going on that night was crazy.
- Apr 15, 2011
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You can be any age to go to my high school prom except freshman. You can go if you're asked by any grade above you if you're a freshman. This is my boyfriend's senior prom and I'm a sophomore in college. Yay.
But I rented a Badgley Mischka (sp?) dress from rent the runway so I'm excited to wear a high fashion gown for $70 :-)
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But I rented a Badgley Mischka (sp?) dress from rent the runway so I'm excited to wear a high fashion gown for $70 :-)
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- May 16, 2012
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My Cp school has both Jr and Sr prom separately. Anyone can be asked by a Jr/Sr to go the dance. She is also going to another city's Jr. prom with a friends friend on a different weekend as hers. her friend is bringing one of their teammates who go to a different school.
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My school was so tiny that Juniors & Seniors had prom together, and even then we were encouraged to take sophomores (freshmen weren't allowed) to increase the amount of people going. I believe we had 80 people total at the last one I went to. And that included chaperones.
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Our prom was juniors and seniors, but anyone else could go if they were invited. My senior prom was at the zoo. Sounds weird, but it was in the jaguar area and they kept the jaguars and leopards on exhibit for us and they had these little lights strung all over. It was actually really pretty. Does any other school charge for prom tickets? Ours were $60 each!
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- Nov 21, 2011
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My school in South Carolina was juniors and seniors, underclassmen could be invited as well. I didn't really like that because everyone invited younger people and it didn't seem as special because more people not in my class would be there. I had Battle at the Beach anyway. Typical cheer probs.
My school's prom in Massachusetts was seniors only but underclassmen could go if they were invited. However, it was held after seniors got out early and on a weekday to kind of discourage it. I think it was because my school didn't really have a lot of dances or events and they wanted to keep it special. I liked that it was pretty much seniors only because it was our last time all being together and I lived in such a small town that most of us knew each other from kindergarten or so, which I why I didn't mind missing my SC prom and graduation.
Prom at the zoo sounds SO cool. Both of my proms charged like at least $80, maybe even more. But my MA one was in a really swanky venue and had great food. I think my SC one was in a room at the convention center and maybe had snacks :|
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My school's prom in Massachusetts was seniors only but underclassmen could go if they were invited. However, it was held after seniors got out early and on a weekday to kind of discourage it. I think it was because my school didn't really have a lot of dances or events and they wanted to keep it special. I liked that it was pretty much seniors only because it was our last time all being together and I lived in such a small town that most of us knew each other from kindergarten or so, which I why I didn't mind missing my SC prom and graduation.
Prom at the zoo sounds SO cool. Both of my proms charged like at least $80, maybe even more. But my MA one was in a really swanky venue and had great food. I think my SC one was in a room at the convention center and maybe had snacks :|
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- Apr 27, 2011
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I think our tickets are $65 each or $180 if you buy them for a couple? Don't remember since I didn't have to buy mine. The school allows students to fund raise their tickets for prom.
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That sounds awesome! Our prom tickets depend on the year. This year they're $6 I think? We have a HUGE fundraiser we do sophomore year (penny war between social studies classes) that raises money for our senior activities. So the amount we pay for prom depends on the success of our penny war. My class won last year :cool: and we raised a ridiculous amount of money.
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Part of the Social Media team for the Pittsburgh Marathon this weekend. It's a refreshing change of scenery to read Runner's tweets instead of cheerleading social media drama.
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I'm bad at math....but that seems like quite the rip off...
Anyway. My prom tickets were $50 a person..I only know this because when our class reunion rolled around it was $50 a person and they said something like "its what we paid for prom!"
Except now we all knew the value of money.....
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I know its differing situations between Worlds and Summit but I've been following CU2 updates of the Summit and SO many of the Level 5 (youth, jr, rest) teams have been hitting!
Where was this a week ago?!
Where was this a week ago?!
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Seriously. Interns are more work than just doing the job myself. A LOT more work.
Just. Shut. Up. And. Do. Your. Job. And then when it's time to go you can just go instead of telling me all the stuff you didn't get done because you didn't have time.
Things you did have time to do: go to Subway, eat your sub, send 533664326799 texts, talk to each other about all the work, tell me what time you're going to start the work, tell me how long until your shift ends and exactly how long your work will take you - so you "totally have time to check your email", take pictures, change into your "going out" clothes.
Why am I still here, cleaning up, an hour after you're gone?
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Just. Shut. Up. And. Do. Your. Job. And then when it's time to go you can just go instead of telling me all the stuff you didn't get done because you didn't have time.
Things you did have time to do: go to Subway, eat your sub, send 533664326799 texts, talk to each other about all the work, tell me what time you're going to start the work, tell me how long until your shift ends and exactly how long your work will take you - so you "totally have time to check your email", take pictures, change into your "going out" clothes.
Why am I still here, cleaning up, an hour after you're gone?
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