01/20/2020
You are invited to attend UNDER THE STARS PROM 2020 for homeschool students.
There is limited space so be sure to register as soon as possible.
UNDER THE STARS Prom 2020
DATE: Friday, May 8th, 2020
TIME: 7pm-11pm
VENUE: Redeemer Fellowship Church
111 Mount Auburn St.
Watertown, MA 02472
TICKETS:
Priority Ticket Registration - $50 before February 14
Standard Ticket Registration - $65 after February 14
If you would like a formal ticket mailed to you, add an extra $5 to your ticket price.
To purchase tickets for yourself/your date, fill out the attached registration, print and mail it to the address on the form along with your payment.
REGISTRATION FORM
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13k4GX-vg4Vvo_GprYFMLCjOedmUPsTMBfKb4_FUHWVI/edit
FAQ
Is there a deadline for purchasing tickets? Yes, the deadline for purchasing tickets is April 24th.
What is priority ticket registration? Priority registration ensures your spot(s) for prom.
How do I get priority registration? To receive priority registration purchase your ticket(s) before February 14th.
What if I can’t register and purchase prom tickets before the registration deadline? As long as space is still available, you can purchase tickets until April 24th. The prices vary depending on when you register. Registrations received after April 24th will be returned.
Can I leave prom and re-enter later in the evening? No. Once you have arrived at prom and handed in your tickets you will not be readmitted in.
This is a prom for homeschooled students, but can someone who is not homeschooled attend? Under certain circumstances, yes. A student that is not currently homeschooling is welcomed to attend if they are the date of a current homeschooler.
What is the dress code? Prom is formal attire. All clothing must be modest. Dress length should fall at least 1 closed hand above the knee, should not have cutouts or show midriff. Strapless dresses should be modest and properly secured for dancing. For more information on formal attire visit these links.
Gentleman's guide to dressing for Prom
https://www.realmenrealstyle.com/how-to-dress-for-prom/
A Ladies guide to a pure and modest prom night
Are there specific traditions, etiquette, or protocol I should be aware of for prom?
Yes. First, be sure to consult with your parents. They have your best interest in mind and can guide you through unfamiliar circumstances. Secondly, check out these websites:
https://etiquettejulie.com/modern-prom-manners-for-young-graduates/
https://www.elaineswann.com/prom-etiquette
https://professionalcourtesyllc.com/prom-etiquette/
https://www.tiemart.com/blog/7-things-all-guys-must-do-before-prom/
PARENTS
Students eagerly anticipate prom, protocol, and other formal events. It’s a wonderful opportunity to get dressed up, spend a night out with friends and family, and practice etiquette. The purpose is not to promote dating or exclusive relationships. Rather, the purpose is to be an exciting teaching opportunity, with circumstances that provide practice for our young adults in social skills and behaviors that we’ve aimed to train them in. Prom is a real and practical training ground for young adults to practice acting in a way that honors God, their peers, and those of the opposite s*x. Unlike other proms, this event for homeschooled students anticipates parents and other adults playing an active role by providing mentoring, chaperoning, and guidance.
We will need adult chaperones for the evening as well as other volunteers, both students and parents, to help staff the event. If you are interested in serving in this area please contact the prom committee at [email protected].
REGISTRATION FORM
