Pros And Cons Of Prom, The Big Money Waster

Teenagers of this day and age belong in the age group where peer pressure exists and students are more conscious of how they look, from the hair to their shoes. Although this is a normal thing, not all students belong in high-earning income families and can afford to buy expensive clothes and shoes. A uniform policy

Students in Hollister High School hold their heads up high with pride. They are the stars of the school with the most friend and attention. While they are getting all the attention no one notices the students in the background. The ones getting shoved to the ground for being “annoying”. Things like this lead students like Tyler Long ,from the movie Bully, to commit suicide. Hollister High School has the chance to stop things like this from happening. Based on the student handbook and the way the administration acts it makes you wonder. Who would Hollister High School protect? The quarterback of the football team or the quiet girl at the back of the classroom who gets picked on? If this high school really wants to protect the harms of bullying then why don’t they have a proper bully policy? One of things that is good about the student handbook is are the consequences, but there are still some flaws in the policy. Such as the Report form, this form is helpful in some cases, but a waste of time. Lastly, one of the other flaws is the teacher's role in letting kids know about the bully problem, and giving teachers more of a opportunity to inform their students about bullying, and how it affects the people around them. If Hollister High School wants to improve their school then there are going to be some changes to be made.

Every semester her sorority throws a date party for their members. It’s held at a popular bar, that’s suited for a night of dancing, drinks and drunken appetites. Most sisters freak out over what to wear or who to ask as their date. Over 250 people attend, and even though some students are not of age, barely anyone is sober, except Ayube, who has a lot on her mind.

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Prom is supposed to be a very exciting night. I think finding a date for prom is even more exciting. You see my school has this thing called grand march and you have to have a prom date/ friend to even participate in the walk. So if you are a loner you can’t go. Well my experience finding a prom date so I wouldn’t be a loner was quite the adventure.

Well I'm more awake than this morning, and I'm braining better. Since the prom spread is Megan x2, Emily, and Mine's I just was wondering if you know what Dani has in terms of prom-posal pictures, or information. Next class I would like to gather those resources so that we're not scrambling next Monday. Also since this is Dani's spread should we keep the title and layout, and everything and just plug in pictures or take creative control. I'm fine with any of them but I don't want to overstep/understep my boundries.

Eighth grade prom; why is it even a thing? I personally think that it’s a waste of time and money. I mean, don't get me wrong, sure it's fun and all to “dance the night away with the person you'll break up with in two weeks”, but do we really need an eighth grade prom? And I know that it's a “celebration for the graduating year” but first of all, that's for high school and second that's why we have hail and farewell. Seriously, why are wasting money on this? Even though the ticket is only twenty dollars, it’s the prepping that everyone is wasting money on.

Ghosts, princesses, superheroes, and so many other strange characters are seen walking around during the night of October 31st, the night known as Halloween. Halloween is the night most famously known for haunted houses, candy, black cats, witches and ghosts. For one magical night a year, known as prom, teenagers get to feel and dress like princes and princesses and to attend their first formal event before becoming an adult. For that night, tiaras, limos, corsages, tuxedos and evening gowns are all the rage. Both nights are important nights when growing up, and even though they are so different, they actually have some things in common. Halloween night and prom are nights that have a similar, yet

There’s no meaning for a teenager to acquire a luxurious party. Parents are basically implementing in their children’s mind of requiring them to be mentally capable of behaving as an adult. The damage can be greater than good, you never know if the child is not ready for the transition. In addition, I believe marketers invented this coming of age tradition, for companies can make profits with their lavish products. If we continue this trend, parents are stating that money is everything to them and not their souls nor feelings. We cannot brainwash young people with false ideals and expectations of society. Let puberty be natural and unbiased for the sake of children’s

Rich and her boyfriend story they weren't aloud to go to their prom because their

Students put on the prom in hopes of bringing back memories to the residents. Larson said she attended an all girls school so she was never had the opportunity to go to prom. They played songs that the majority of the residents knew so

For many high school students, Prom is a rite of passage and the culmination of four years of hard work wrapped up into a single celebration. Outside of graduation, prom could be the single most important event of a seniors life. Unfortunately, in today's world many parents have to juggle the costs of food, rent, and utility payments leaving little room in the budget for extras. Thus, the rising costs of living along with an unstable economy, many girls may not be able to afford a prom dress. Helping those that cannot afford a prom dress will help parents enable their daughters to participate in all of the opportunities of high school. A prom dress drive will help take the financial burden off of families by re-gifting prom dresses to those

“I’m going to prom why? You can’t go,” said Manyara. Nysasha frowned and was sad. “You don’t even have a dress to wear anyway. Plus it starts in a hour and you have no ride,” said Manyara and stuck her tongue out at her sister. Manyara went back to her room and started getting dressed. Little did she know she could go, but she just needed money, a dress, and a ride.

Prom is the most well-known american traditions around parts of the world. High-school students would dress up in their finest attire, go to a special dinner, and would arrive at the place where the most exciting point of their life is going to happen. Some schools have very specific dress codes, and others are more lenient with the exception of the outfit being inappropriate. For example, "It's what you want to be comfortable in and what you feel you would look good wearing."- quoted by a student named Claudetteia Love, from Louisiana, who wanted to wear a tuxedo to a prom which had a dress-only requirement. Love was able to revise the school’s policy by sharing her story with TODAY. This allowed for the U.S Justice Department to call the

A few days ago, I was scrolling through my Twitter timeline and I noticed some exceedingly infuriating comments on a picture that was posted by a white female. Out of curiosity, I clicked on the picture to see what everybody was so upset about. The picture turned out to be of a prom proposal of two white females asking an African American female attend prom with them. The poster was written on a plain, brown piece of creased cardboard. The poster said, “You may be picking cotton, by we’re picking you to go to prom with us.” Since this picture was leaked on multiple social media platforms, an abundance of people has seen it in addition to many newspapers reporting about it. The majority of people who viewed this picture more than likely immediately