The junior class kicked off their prom fundraising on Sept. 3. Each individual who wants to attend prom has to raise or pay $100, which accommodates for decorations, food and the D.J. This fundraiser included magazines, food mixes, popcorn and candy. Being able to have a variety of products, you aren’t limited to one thing. 

The junior class sponsors, English teacher Tamara Salisbury and Spanish teacher Sally Hardy are in charge of choosing a fundraiser that they believe is best for the class of 2021 to make their money off of. This fundraiser has been used for multiple years. It has had a lot of success over the years and has helped students raise the money they need to put towards giving them a memorable prom. 

“I thought it was a good sale for the school and that we had a good variety of things to sell,” Riley Fisher said. 

This fundraiser offers a little bit of everything and can be affordable to anyone wanting to help the students. 

“I like this fundraiser because it offers a mix of different things and has a good amount of price ranges,” Mrs. Salisbury said. 

Even though the students didn’t set a goal on how many items to sell, some set personal goals to try to meet their $100. 

“I didn’t sell as many as I hoped, but I was able to sell some,” Molly Bender said. “I am closer than I was thought to the $100 I need to raise, so I am happy.”