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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Maybe it's time to change up some traditions. [/quote]

That should be kid driven, not random mom driven.

The kids have a tradition established for the HoCo dances.

The tradition is that the dance is widely attended by freshman who go to eat at a local joint with parent drivers, and go for the whole homecoming experience, and the dance is moderately attended by sophomores, with a mix of parent drivers and friends driving.

The tradition continues with juniors and seniors just making a brief appearance at the dance, while they spend most of the night on pictures and a fancy dinner in the city that they drive themselves to, followed by big parties.

The kids already redefined the homecoming traditions.  They don't need parents to ruin them.[/quote]

I think that the high schools are quite happy with the HoCo dance mostly attended by freshman and sophomores, with very few juniors and seniors.

With most of the high schools between 2000-2900 students, the schools simply don't have space for all of the upperclassmen plus dates.[/quote]

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