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Welcome Back Dance 2023

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.

This year, our Welcome Back Dance will take place in August, Homecoming in October. We will also be introducing a new Winter Dance for our underclassmen. And, of course, 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 that we have other activities available, like video games, cornhole, pop-a-shot, to ensure that fun is had by all. 

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

Homecoming Dance
October 26 (6-9:30 pm)

at De La Salle & Carondelet

11th & 12th Graders at De La Salle

9th & 10th Graders at Carondelet 

Homecoming Dance: Big Bang Boogie - Saturday, October 26

11th/12th Graders - De La Salle Quad (6:30-9:30 pm)
9th/10th Graders - Carondelet Quad (6-9 pm)

On Saturday, October 26, De La Salle and Carondelet High Schools will host a Homecoming Dance for all students and their guests. De La Salle will host the juniors and seniors from 6:30 - 9:30 pm, while Carondelet will host the freshmen and sophomores from 6:00-9:00 pm. 

Tickets 
We have a tiered ticket pricing starting at $40 and capping at $55. This will ensure that we cover the cost and encourage families to purchase tickets early. Tickets will go on sale Friday, October 4 for $40. On Friday, October 18 the cost will be $45, on October 25 the cost will be $50, and students who purchase tickets at the door will pay $55. 

But your tickets early for early bird pricing. There will be no refunds on tickets purchased

Buy a Guest ticket if: 

  • You are a DLS student paying for a CHS student

  • You are a CHS student paying for a DLS student 

  • You are a DLS/CHS student paying for a CHS/DLS 10th-grader guest

  • You are a DLS/CHS student paying for a guest who does not attend CHS/DLS

Guest Passes

  • you must submit a guest pass if you are bringing a student who does not attend CHS/DLS

  • You must submit a guest pass if you are bringing a CHS/DLS student who is in the 10th Grade
     

Guest Passes must be submitted to the Deans Office by October 22, before 3 pm

Homecoming Dance Rules

  • Students must arrive more than 30 minutes after the designed start time for each school location. Unless prior arrangements are made with the Deans. 

  • Students will not be allowed to leave the dance earlier than 30 minutes from the end time. 

  • Parents must pick up their students no later than 15 minutes after the conclusion of each dance location. 

  • Backpacks and large purses will not be allowed into either location. There is no coat check.

  • Student IDs are required for admittance.

  • Dress Code: Semi Formal: dresses, jumpsuits, suits, slacks, collared shirts tie/bowtie and jackets are optional. Speak with the Deans if you have questions about attire.

De La Salle will manage all registration for the juniors and seniors, and Carondelet will handle all registrations for the freshmen and sophomores. Please click on the appropriate link below to register for the Welcome Dance. 

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.