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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Moved to late spring….do people really want to go to these things anymore? Seems sort of frivolous given all the is going on, even if it does raise money for scholarship funds…[/quote] Moved to spring - I also always thought it seemed kind of frivolous (although not really any more now than before), but for some smaller schools, it can really be a very important fundraiser. [b]And it's more "fun" than just donating money[/b]. Do people want to go? I kind of do - it's been hard enough to connect with anyone the past 2 years, so if things have improved pandemically speaking by spring, then yes, I'll for sure be there.[/quote] I completely understand this, but itjust seems sort of tone deaf to me- things have to be "fun" for the rich parents to donate money? Can't you just donate and not have an event that might inadvertently spread a virus that everyone is freaking out about? I mean I guess if you think that once you're vaccinated, life goes on, then sure, have a scholarship auction. The whole idea of an auction seems really archaic and gross in a lot of ways- not that I have any real suggestions for replacing it, other than full participation in the school fund....[/quote] I thought it was fantastic to have teenage students serving booze to increasingly intoxicated adults. No mixed messages there![/quote] HA! I remember being in High School and working a "parent community party" (church not school affiliated) where we weren't serving but cleaning up/bussing cups, cans, etc. At 16 we all thought the mixed messages were ridiculous watching parents drive home. Granted pre-uber but still recommend not involving teens in that way based on my personal experience - we totally saw it for what it was...[/quote]
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