Breaking News: MORP dance postponed

Tonight’s MORP dance has been postponed to a later date this month.

“We decided in the best interest of respecting all students that we would postpone having a dance at this time,” Student Council sponsor and history teacher Brenda Fishman said.

StuCo is working on rescheduling the dance sometime this month, but they are unsure about when they are having it, according to Student Body President and senior Jack Kessler. Though all proceeds go to the Johnson County Christmas Bureau, students can receive ticket refunds by contacting bookkeeper Joan Burnett. Tickets purchased in advance will be honored at the rescheduled date. 

“We’re looking forward to having a dance and enjoying a social event that all students at East will be able to attend and enjoy at a later date,” Fishman said.

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