Prom Tickets to Go on Sale

Emily Chang, Executive Editor| February 24, 2016

Junior and seniors, prom season is rapidly approaching. The theme of the prom is Masquerade Ball, and it will take place at the Renaissance Hotel on Sat., April 16, 2016 from 8:00 P.M. to midnight.

Tickets will be sold during lunches and in the A-De Office beginning Mar. 7. You must have your student ID to purchase a ticket.

Ticket Prices:

Week of March 7: $35

Week of March 21: $45

Week of March 28: $55

Week of April 4: $65

Week of prom: $75

At the door: $85

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