Activities will include a dance floor with a DJ, a 360-degree video, air brush tattoos and an obstacle course. Plenty of free soft drinks, bottled water and food will be available. No outside food or beverages are allowed to be brought inside the building. Each graduating senior will receive a complimentary beach towel and gift bag. Graduates present at the end of the evening will be entered to win one of the many prizes and gift certificates.
Graduates must register through Eventbrite, using the link. Graduates must show their digital tickets to gain access to the Fairgrounds. Graduates will be checked in by school staff, and any person who has registered, but is not a graduating senior will be turned away at the door. Members of the Charles County Sheriff’s Office, and other law enforcement officers will be stationed at the south gate entrance of the Charles County Fairgrounds to verify the graduate’s entry ticket. All vehicles are subject to a search by police officers. The contents of any purse brought in by a graduate and/or their guest will be searched at the gate. No backpacks or large purses. No tobacco (including vapes), alcohol, drugs or weapons — including knives of any kind — are permitted. Students who attempt to enter the premises with weapons and/or contraband will be turned away, the items seized with possible charges to follow. Chaperones and law enforcement officers will monitor the event to ensure it is drug- and violence-free.
Dress is casual, and attendees should wear comfortable shoes. All graduating seniors will be allowed bring one guest and receive their complimentary gifts. Guests must be in ninth grade or higher, 20 years old or younger, and they must enter Project Graduation with a graduate. Graduates who have digital tickets can enter until 10:30 p.m. Participants who leave the party early will not be allowed to return. The drawing for the main prizes begins at 11:00 p.m. and graduates must be present to claim their prizes.
