Anonymous wrote:If schools don’t have enough tickets for an entire high school, they should make the event for certain upper grades only, kind of like prom.
Anonymous wrote:My dc wasn't able to go to their Arlington County high school hoco dance. It sold out during the first few lunch periods. I agree that this is not equitable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In another sign of how poorly run and strategically misguided ACPS and that City are - the hoco dance is capped at 1600 attendees. All from the school (no outsiders). The obsession and commitment to a singular behemoth high school absolutely means it’s equitably bad for everyone. When the size is an insurmountable obstacle to normal high school things, it should really cause some serious introspection.
I can't blame them. The crowd could easily grown into the thousands. They would have to find a venue large enough and then higher security bc no way would they have enough chaperones and the venue would likely require additional security for a crowd that size.
Anonymous wrote:In another sign of how poorly run and strategically misguided ACPS and that City are - the hoco dance is capped at 1600 attendees. All from the school (no outsiders). The obsession and commitment to a singular behemoth high school absolutely means it’s equitably bad for everyone. When the size is an insurmountable obstacle to normal high school things, it should really cause some serious introspection.
inAnonymous wrote:why don't they split it into 2 nights like Gonzaga does? 9/10th grade one night, 11th/12th another. Problem solved.