Prom questions :)
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Jan 4, 2014
Laurie M.
Hey girls! I am French , so , sadly , I don't have prom as you , and can you explain to me what you do at prom? Cause I wish I could know more things about America :) thanks.
Jan 4, 2014
Laurie M.
How it past and stuff?
Jan 4, 2014
Christina C.
It's a very formal dance held at our school and a queen and king are announced at the end of the night. (We vote for them)
Jan 4, 2014
Shiro M.
It's usually only for the juniors (year 3) and seniors ( year 4)
Jan 5, 2014
Courtney M.
It's a formal dance. My school votes for a different venue every year. One year it was held at a ballroom, another a museum, and one time it was at hotel (Only the dance) After the dance we go somewhere else for entertainment. Prom is for juniors and senior here...the only way for an underclassman to go is if an upperclassmen invites them.