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BiπProm & Graduation Season π
Let’s celebrate safely.
The Week of Prom:
Students—check daily school messages
Parents—follow us on socials for support and ideas
ParentSquare Messaging
MONDAY
PROM WEEK- Partnering with Start Talking Grandview for a Safe & Memorable Prom
We’re excited to partner with Start Talking Grandview to support families during prom week.
Throughout the week, both students and parents will receive short, practical tips—because the strongest message is a shared one.
π‘ This week, you can support your teen by:
• Modeling healthy decision-making
• Staying connected through conversation
• Partnering with other parents
• Supporting safe, alcohol-free celebrations
π Conversation Starter:
“What do you want your prom night to be remembered for?”
ππGH Teachers in their Prom Looks!ππ
Have you seen these posters hanging in the HS hallways? (Poster Link)
They highlight a simple message students are hearing at school: regret the fashion choices (wink)-not the night. Featuring our teachers in their own prom looks, the goal is to keep things light while reinforcing a powerful idea-make choices you’ll feel good about long after the night is over.
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Follow STG on social media for tips, resources and ideas! Let’s work together to help all students #PROMise2BSafeGHHS
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/STGrandview
Instagram: stgrandview
TUESDAY
Prom Week Tip From STG-Preparation Reduces Regret
Prom is a big milestone, and a little preparation can go a long way in helping students celebrate safely and confidently.
Encourage your teen to think through their plans:
• Where will you be—and with who?
• Is your phone charged and ready?
• What are you most excited (or unsure) about?
Preparation isn’t about control—it’s about connection and support.
π Conversation Starter:
“If something didn’t go as planned, what would you do?”
Follow STG on social media for tips, resources and ideas!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/STGrandview
Instagram: stgrandview
WEDNESDAY
Prom Week Tip From STG-Have a Backup Plan
Even the best plans can change. Having a backup plan gives teens confidence to handle unexpected situations.
Helpful steps:
• Remind your teen they can call you anytime—no judgment
• Make sure they have a safe ride option
• Share contact info with trusted friends
π Conversation Starter:
“Who would you call if you needed help getting out of a situation?”
Clarity and reassurance go a long way.
THURSDAY
Prom Week Tip From STG-Fake IDs: Small Choice, Big Impact
Fake IDs are often seen as “no big deal”—but they can carry real legal and school consequences that last beyond prom night.
π Conversation Starter:
• “What do you think people don’t realize about fake IDs?”
• “How could one decision impact future opportunities?”
π Reminder:
Prom is one night—but decisions can follow them much longer.
FRIDAY
Prom Week Tip from STG – Hosting Safely + Final Prom Reminders For Students
If your home is part of prom plans, thank you for helping keep students safe.
Safe hosting includes:
• Keeping gatherings alcohol-free—other parents deserve to know the environment their child is entering
• Being present and visible
• Greeting teens as they arrive
• Connecting with other parents—no one wants to unintentionally take away another parent’s ability to guide their child’s choices
π Final Reminder for Students:
• Stay with trusted friends
• Avoid unattended beverages
• Speak up if something feels off
• Call for help—no hesitation
π Conversation Starter:
“What would help you feel confident and safe tonight—and how can I support you?”
Let’s help students celebrate big, stay safe, and take care of each other.
π From Start Talking Grandview:
We’re wishing all students a fun, memorable, and safe prom night. These same conversations and supports matter just as much for graduation celebrations and the weeks ahead.
#PROMise2BSafeGHHS
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