Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And I should feel bad that my middle school DC wasn't invited and never mentioned it?
Be grateful your kid wasn’t there last year. They had to call an ambulance because kids were falling down and passed out because they were so drunk and this was seventh and eighth graders. Many kids left early and called their parents because they were so uncomfortable with how many kids were showing up wasted.
Are parents dropping kids off wasted? They are all too young to drive themselves. I know that many kids take an uber to afterschool activities, but I would not let a middle schooler uber to a dance. Some of the local Catholic school dances require that a representative from each school in attendance be present. Maybe this should happen at the White Party. The kids are obviously not doing a great job of monitoring themselves.
Lots of pre parties and last year was just horrible. Kids were so drunk and many chaperones just turn a blind eye.
You’re kidding, right? Drunk 7th and 8th graders?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And I should feel bad that my middle school DC wasn't invited and never mentioned it?
Be grateful your kid wasn’t there last year. They had to call an ambulance because kids were falling down and passed out because they were so drunk and this was seventh and eighth graders. Many kids left early and called their parents because they were so uncomfortable with how many kids were showing up wasted.
Are parents dropping kids off wasted? They are all too young to drive themselves. I know that many kids take an uber to afterschool activities, but I would not let a middle schooler uber to a dance. Some of the local Catholic school dances require that a representative from each school in attendance be present. Maybe this should happen at the White Party. The kids are obviously not doing a great job of monitoring themselves.
Lots of pre parties and last year was just horrible. Kids were so drunk and many chaperones just turn a blind eye.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And I should feel bad that my middle school DC wasn't invited and never mentioned it?
Be grateful your kid wasn’t there last year. They had to call an ambulance because kids were falling down and passed out because they were so drunk and this was seventh and eighth graders. Many kids left early and called their parents because they were so uncomfortable with how many kids were showing up wasted.
Are parents dropping kids off wasted? They are all too young to drive themselves. I know that many kids take an uber to afterschool activities, but I would not let a middle schooler uber to a dance. Some of the local Catholic school dances require that a representative from each school in attendance be present. Maybe this should happen at the White Party. The kids are obviously not doing a great job of monitoring themselves.
Anonymous wrote:There were a lot of kids there from Cooper Middle.
Anonymous wrote:It was a very big deal with the cool kid crowd from DD school last year. She went as an 8th grader. Lots of horrible mean girl drama who was invited to pre parties. It was like cotillion all over again. The arrival of some kids drunk was out of control. You are not missing anything. If you have a kid who does not want to go be happy about this and plan something else fun that night.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And I should feel bad that my middle school DC wasn't invited and never mentioned it?
Be grateful your kid wasn’t there last year. They had to call an ambulance because kids were falling down and passed out because they were so drunk and this was seventh and eighth graders. Many kids left early and called their parents because they were so uncomfortable with how many kids were showing up wasted.
Anonymous wrote:And I should feel bad that my middle school DC wasn't invited and never mentioned it?
Anonymous wrote:And I should feel bad that my middle school DC wasn't invited and never mentioned it?