Dances
During the academic year, De La Salle and Carondelet High Schools host a number of dances for their students, and in some cases, for guests. All events are coordinated through the Student Activities offices of both schools. Typically, freshmen and sophomores have their dances on the Carondelet campus and juniors and seniors on the De La Salle campus.
Our Welcome Back Dance, a pre-game mixer for freshmen, and the Homecoming Dance will take place during the fall semester. In the spring, we will wrap up the school year with a Junior Prom and a Senior Ball. There may also be other opportunities to engage with Carondelet through on and off-campus class mixers.
While all of these events are called dances, they aren't just for students who like to dance. We work hard to make sure we have other activities available, like video games, cornhole, and pop-a-shot, so everyone has fun.
For our school, Mrs. Jennifer Stein, Director of Student Activities, is the point person for all student activity events. Should you have any questions about any of the school dances, please contact Mrs. Stein.
Coming Up
Welcome Dance - Aug. 29
9th-Grade Pre-Game Mixer - Sept. 4
Homecoming Dance - Oct. 24
9th & 10th Grade Winter Dance - Feb. 20
Junior Prom - March 20
Senior Ball - April 10
Up Coming Dances
- Welcome Dance - Saturday, August 29th
- 9th Grade Pre-Game Mixer: September 4 (6 to 7 pm)
- Homecoming Dance - Saturday, October 24th
- 9th and 10th Grade Winter Dance - Saturday, February 20th
- Junior Prom - Saturday, March 20th
- Senior Ball - Saturday, April 10
Welcome Dance - Saturday, August 29th
9th Grade Pre-Game Mixer: September 4 (6 to 7 pm)
Homecoming Dance - Saturday, October 24th
9th and 10th Grade Winter Dance - Saturday, February 20th
Junior Prom - Saturday, March 20th
Senior Ball - Saturday, April 10
Dance Rules
At all school-sanctioned dances, all students and guests in attendance are expected to abide by the rules set forth in the De La Salle and Carondelet student handbooks. Such rules are hereby incorporated by this reference, and each student is expected to be knowledgeable and aware of all such rules. Special attention should be directed to the sections regarding the possession or use of alcohol, tobacco, or illegal substances.

