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2024 Prom Information Released

Eden Tannery, Staff Writer
April 9, 2024
Eden Tannery
Prom will held April 27 in Tyler. Be sure to check emails for new information.

On April 27, prom will be held at the Brookshires Center in Tyler, formerly Harvey Hall. 

Juniors and seniors received an email regarding more information for prom including dress code.

For the first two weeks, tickets are discounted for juniors at $35 and senior tickets are $25. After the first two weeks, all tickets will be raised to $55. 

“I love prom,” dance director Keri Pierce said. “I think it’s a good time for students to come together and dance and have fun.” 

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Eden Tannery
Eden Tannery, Staff Writer
Eden is a sophomore at Lindale High School, and she is a staff writer for the Eagle Eye. She enjoys hanging out with friends and is on the girls varsity powerlifting team. She hopes to attend the University of North Texas and major in Cardiovascular Science.