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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 483576" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>I found that in this town, Juniors cam also go to the prom, not just seniors. It was that way in the small town I grew up in, too. However, difficult child will most likely have to go to alternative school for this rest of this year and I doubt they get to go to any prom, I don't know but I find it unlikely that they have their own. If difficult child goes to group home, I don't think he'll ever be inside a mainstream school again. Now I've never heard of any HS that wouldn't let a Senior take a recent grad from the same HS to the prom as long as the kid was in trouble legally and was still in good standing with the school. But as I said before, this is really the least of my worries right now.</p><p></p><p>We'll have to wait and see if the early graduation is allowed here. I can see having to wait until the end of the school year for schools that use year long class schedules, but I see no reason why they would on this type of block scheduling.</p><p></p><p>difficult child told me today when he called that he'd rather stay where he is, incarcerated, than to be out and have to deal with a PO. Yeah, that's another thing- the Department of Juvenile Justice policy manual, which I found on line, states that if a kid opts to do the longer sentence instead of being released asap, they will get a 'direct release' instead of being on parole. But we both know they won't really allow him to do that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 483576, member: 3699"] I found that in this town, Juniors cam also go to the prom, not just seniors. It was that way in the small town I grew up in, too. However, difficult child will most likely have to go to alternative school for this rest of this year and I doubt they get to go to any prom, I don't know but I find it unlikely that they have their own. If difficult child goes to group home, I don't think he'll ever be inside a mainstream school again. Now I've never heard of any HS that wouldn't let a Senior take a recent grad from the same HS to the prom as long as the kid was in trouble legally and was still in good standing with the school. But as I said before, this is really the least of my worries right now. We'll have to wait and see if the early graduation is allowed here. I can see having to wait until the end of the school year for schools that use year long class schedules, but I see no reason why they would on this type of block scheduling. difficult child told me today when he called that he'd rather stay where he is, incarcerated, than to be out and have to deal with a PO. Yeah, that's another thing- the Department of Juvenile Justice policy manual, which I found on line, states that if a kid opts to do the longer sentence instead of being released asap, they will get a 'direct release' instead of being on parole. But we both know they won't really allow him to do that. [/QUOTE]
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