MLWGS Homecoming Dance is October 14th

The Homecoming Dance is scheduled for Saturday, October 14th from 7:00 to 10:00 PM. The theme for the event is “Light up the Night.” 

Each year, the Junior class hosts the MLWGS Homecoming Dance. The dance is open to all MLWGS students and their dates if they choose to bring one. To purchase tickets, visit the school’s webpage and click on “Pay Fees Online” on the bottom of the homepage.  Tickets are priced at $15 each and sales will end on Thursday, October 12th at midnight. Tickets will NOT be sold at the door.

The dance will be held on the school’s track. We ask that attendees refrain from wearing shoes with sharp points, but wedges are acceptable. The dress code for the event is semi-formal.

If you plan to bring an off-campus guest, you must also complete a Guest Form. A hard copy can be picked-up in Room 100, or use the link on the Schoology class pages.

 

 

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