Parents, please read the information below and then be sure to sign the waiver permitting your teens to attend the annual SEICHE prom.

1. Will dinner be served?

Yes, and it will be delicious. All food items are made in a facility that is not gluten-free, nut-free, or dairy-free. Desserts are packaged with other desserts containing nuts. SEICHE and the catering provider cannot comfortably guarantee an absolutely GF, nut-free, or dairy-free meal for severe medical allergies. SEICHE and the catering provider cannot provide individual prepared meals. We are recommending attendees with severe medical allergies or are vegan to contact the prom coordinator for an alternative plan.

2. Do I have to dress up? Do men have to wear a tux?

Men are to wear a suit, shirt, and tie, or similar spiffy attire…but if you want to wear a tux, go for it!

Ladies, wear a formal style dress. Get glammed up! This is a formal event, it’s your time to shine!

Parents and attendees, please take a moment and consider your outfit. Is it suitable for dancing? There are varying styles, tastes, and comfort levels. Please consider others attending this Christian event as well while you find that stunning outfit.

If you have any questions with outfit choices, please contact SEICHE Prom Committee.

3. Will I have to dance?

Well, we won’t force you to and you will still have fun if you don’t.

4. Will there be chaperones?

Lots of chaperones will be there. And they are forbidden from dancing embarrassingly...HAHA, not.

5. Can parents attend Prom?

SEICHE Prom Committee arranges a select number of chaperones. Parents are encouraged to take photos inside the facility at 6:30 P.M. until seated for dinner. The chaperones will take supervision from there.

6. I am super, grade-skipping smart, but only 12, can I attend?

Sure, in two years...Seriously, this is a dance for high school age and recent SEICHE graduates, teenagers 14-19. Participants must be 14 by day of prom.

7. I am in the homeschool club, but my guest isn’t, can they still come?

Sure, guests of homeschoolers are not required to be homeschooled. We simply ask that you inform your guests of our guidelines so we are all on the same page for expectations.

8. What if I can’t afford a ticket?

In the words of Mrs. Potts, a very intelligent tea pot, “That simply will not do.” We don’t want anyone to be excluded. Email a committee member and let’s talk.

9. Where do I sign the waiver?

The waiver is signed digitally and can be found on this page.