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Code of Conduct

In order to insure that everyone knows what will be permitted and discouraged, we have included behavior, etiquette, and dress code rules. Failure to comply with the following may result in expulsion from the Prom.

No PDA (Public Display of Affection)

Kissing

Caressing or extended embracing

Girls sitting on boy's laps or vice versa

Proper Dance etiquette and behavior require that there is NO:

Body against body

Groping

Provocative Movements/Dirty Dancing

No leaving the premises

If you need something from your vehicle a chaperone will escort you.

No in and out. You will be checked out once you leave the Prom. You will not be allowed to return.

No wandering around the building

Dress Code

Ladies

Modest and becoming gowns.

Short dresses and slits must be 1 in above knees

Spaghetti straps and strapless gowns are permitted, however no plunging necklines and no visible cleavage.

Undergarments must be worn under gown.

No side or front cut-outs in dresses.

The gown's back may not be lower than the smallest portion of the natural waist line.

No see through gowns are permitted.

Please use your utmost discretion when selecting a gown to assure that it is tasteful and above reproach.

Note about dresses: For your benefit, please make sure that your dress stays "secure" when you jump up and down, wiggle, or any other dance move. Over the years we have watched our young ladies struggle to keep their dresses "in place" while trying to dance. You will have a much more enjoyable evening if you are not fighting your dress all night.

Gentleman

Tuxedo or Dress Suit (A Dress Suit or Tuxedo is defined as matching pants and jacket. Black jeans and/or sports coats are not acceptable formal attire)

Neck ties, Bow Ties, or Bola are required

A collared, button up shirt is required (no t-shirts)

All Attendees:

No Tennis Shoes or flip flop or Crocs

Dress Code will be strictly enforced

DRESS CODE WILL BE ADHERED TO STRICTLY

It is uncomfortable for the Chaperones to ask our young ladies to accompany them to the restroom to correct dresses outside of the dress code, however they will do just that. Please make sure that you are within the above guidelines. (If in doubt, err on the side of the conservative.)

Guidelines

Homeschoolers

Attendees must be 14 and also be enrolled in the 9th grade.

Guests

Each homeschooler may invite ONE GUEST.

Who is considered a GUEST?

For registration purposes, we consider only those who are NOT homeschooled as “guests”.

Others (public schooled)

What are the age guidelines for non-homeschooled GUESTS?

The guest must be at least 14 years old and also in 9th grade.

The guest must not exceed the age of 20

Guest does not mean date. You are more than welcome to go stag.