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202, they choose to improve the lives of adolescent students attending the High Point Adolescent School, a private special
educational school in Morganville that provides educational and therapeutic services.
Five months ago, Troop 202 began planning how to raise money to make the Spring Prom, “the best prom ever.” During this time,
their fundraising efforts ranged from community clean-ups, garage sales, cookie sales, and hand-made jewelry sales at area fairs.
In total, the troop raised approximately $1,200 and paid for the prom’s expenses, which included the DJ, corsages, boutonnieres, a
large lighted entry star, photos & memory photo albums, and a variety of decorations. SugarFoot DJ's in Jackson helped the
scouts stay within their budget by providing a discounted price for musical services.
Throughout the project, the girls gained leadership skills through their commitment to self-improvement. Early on, they had
meetings to decide what they could accomplish with the money raised and started making prom decorations. Their advance
planning also included decorating the Knights of Columbus facility in a blue and silver theme with handmade stars hung from the
ceiling, adorning each chair with decorative toile, and hanging a special lighted star at the entrance of the hall.
The Girl Scouts returned on prom night to serve as ambassadors of good will by serving refreshments, pinning on corsages and
boutonnieres, dancing with the students, handing out DJ giveaways, and finally assisting with the clean up. The girls also served as
onsite photographers by creating individual photo albums for the High Point students.
“Their efforts truly made a difference in the lives of our students who have lasting memories of a fun-filled prom,” noted Barbara
Strickarz, head of the High Point Schools, which is a division of CPC Behavioral Healthcare.
educational school in Morganville that provides educational and therapeutic services.
Five months ago, Troop 202 began planning how to raise money to make the Spring Prom, “the best prom ever.” During this time,
their fundraising efforts ranged from community clean-ups, garage sales, cookie sales, and hand-made jewelry sales at area fairs.
In total, the troop raised approximately $1,200 and paid for the prom’s expenses, which included the DJ, corsages, boutonnieres, a
large lighted entry star, photos & memory photo albums, and a variety of decorations. SugarFoot DJ's in Jackson helped the
scouts stay within their budget by providing a discounted price for musical services.
Throughout the project, the girls gained leadership skills through their commitment to self-improvement. Early on, they had
meetings to decide what they could accomplish with the money raised and started making prom decorations. Their advance
planning also included decorating the Knights of Columbus facility in a blue and silver theme with handmade stars hung from the
ceiling, adorning each chair with decorative toile, and hanging a special lighted star at the entrance of the hall.
The Girl Scouts returned on prom night to serve as ambassadors of good will by serving refreshments, pinning on corsages and
boutonnieres, dancing with the students, handing out DJ giveaways, and finally assisting with the clean up. The girls also served as
onsite photographers by creating individual photo albums for the High Point students.
“Their efforts truly made a difference in the lives of our students who have lasting memories of a fun-filled prom,” noted Barbara
Strickarz, head of the High Point Schools, which is a division of CPC Behavioral Healthcare.
