The Junior/Senior Prom will be held on Saturday, May 21, from 8:00 – 11:00 p.m. at the Bolling Haxall House, located at 211 E Franklin St, Richmond, VA 23219. Seniors are not charged admission, but each senior must pick up his/her complimentary ticket during ticket sales. Junior and guest tickets are priced at $30.00. If juniors or seniors plan on bringing a guest from outside the MLWGS community, they must submit a form, which can be found on ItsLearning or can be picked up in Ms. Valenta Williams’ office in room 100. It is recommended that dinner reservations be made early enough so that students are able to arrive in time to enjoy the prom (This is particularly important if students plan to dine where meals can typically take over an hour and a half). If you have questions, please contact the Class of 2017 Sponsor, Mike Brown, [email protected] 
MLWGS Prom: Saturday, May 21
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