Fun and Safe After Prom Activities
Having Fun After the Prom
By Jennifer Foote, published Apr 06, 2006
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After the prom is when most teenagers run the risk of getting themselves into trouble or placing themselves in potentially dangerous situations. Many high schools organize an after the prom party. An after the prom party tends to take place at a safe location with a number of teacher and parent chaperones. Most after the prom parties are paid for by prom fundraisers and donations. There are some cases where a school just cannot afford to hold an after the prom party. If this is the case then you may want to consider establishing a plan with your child.
Since some, but not all teenagers, experiment or at least consider experimenting with sex or alcohol on prom night you may want to come up with safe after prom alternatives. One of those alternatives could include hosting a small get together at your own home. Hosting a small party is a great way to offer your child, their date, and maybe even their other friends a safe place to hang out. This would give you the opportunity to keep a close eye on your child, but at the same time allow them to still have fun. There are many parents who have had luck letting their child and their friend watch movies, play games, or listen to music in another area of the house.
One thing that you will have to consider when hosting your own miniature after the prom party at your home is whether or not everyone will be able to spend the night. Many proms do not end until eleven or midnight; therefore, you may or may not want guests to spend the night. If you intend on having both male and female guests stay the night you may want to consider establishing ground rules or speaking to the parents of all teenagers that will be present.
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Did You Know?
Many schools host after the prom parties, but some cannot afford to.
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