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4th Annual Great Hearts Northern Oaks Sock Hop
7th and 8th grade students -- Get ready for an evening full of music, dancing, and fun at our Middle School Sock Hop!
Students are encouraged to dress up in the 1950s style and show off their dance moves! There will be a swing dance competition, 50s style costume competition, along with other fun activities! Light refreshments will be provided.
When: Saturday, March 1st
Doors open: 6 pm
Doors close: 6:30 pm
Pick-up time: 8:30 pm
Where: GHNO Gym
Ticket Info:
Tickets online - $8
Sale opens: Wednesday, February 19th @ 7pm
Sale closes: Thursday, February 27th @ 11:59 pm
Tickets at the door - $10
Dance Lessons: At least one dance lesson must be attended prior the dance. These lessons will be provided ahead of time. Further details to come.
WHAT SHOULD YOU WEAR?
Jeans, poodle skirts, turtlenecks, FUN SOCKS, and other types of 1950’s style clothing are encouraged for the occasion!
For ladies wearing skirts or dresses, hemlines should cover the knee. Bare midriffs, tight-fitting outfits, strapless tops, spaghetti-straps, and low-cut shirts are not allowed. For young men, jeans should be in good repair, with no holes and no extreme styles. No shorts allowed.
ON YOUR FEET? Students should wear only rubber-soled shoes or tennis shoes. They may also plan to dance in socks if they would like.
Adherence to the dress code is required for admission regardless of payment.
Additional Details and Expectations:
· Admittance closes at 6:30 – no exceptions
· Student comportment during the dance must be per usual school expectations.
· Students will remain in areas dedicated to the Dance space throughout the duration of the dance.
· Cell phones should be turned off and put away during the dance.
· Students outside of the 7th and 8th graders attending GHNO are not permitted to attend.
(Students are encouraged to bring digital cameras, and there will be a photo booth with photographers.)
Please keep in mind the GHNO student social life and cultural expectations.
Although the Academy does sponsor social events, these events should not be viewed as the promotion of romantic relationships between our young men and young women. The Academy believes that young men and women should be friends. We encourage their socializing together and the development of healthy relationships among them. Romantic relationships, on the other hand, can take up an enormous amount of the consciousness of young people. This is why the Academy prohibits activity like holding hands, kissing, and other overt forms of romantic behavior among students while on campus and at all Academy related events. (GHNO Handbook pg. 89)
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