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By Madelyn Baranowsky – Staff Reporter

The Jonathan Law Class of 2024 had their Sophomore Ring Dance on March 18 at 6 p.m. at Racebrook Country Club.

The night was filled with dancing, eating, and socializing, which was refreshing for the students because it has been two years since the last Ring Dance was hosted.

“It’s been a long time since any of us had experienced a school dance,” Principal Mr. Darcy said. “It was great to see ‘kids being kids.'”

Students arrived to the event around 6 p.m. and the night consisted of dancing, buffet style food, and the distribution of ring to students who purchased them.

“My favorite part of ring dance was definitely seeing how everyone had a great time, and seeing it all come together,” sophomore class Vice President Caden Simpson said. “Also, the food was very good.”

Some considerations that went into planning the event was venue, food, seating, and attendance.

“We had to first make sure that we were allowed to hold the dance due to COVID,” Darcy said. “Once that was agreed upon, we found a location, sold tickets, ordered the food, etc. There is always a lot of planning for school events.”

All of the students in attendance had a fun time dancing, eating, and socializing with each other.

“My favorite part was just being with my friends and getting to enjoy their company,” sophomore Aliana Tepetel said.

Dancing was a definite favorite of a lot of students.

“My favorite part of the dance has to be when everyone was dancing,” sophomore Claire Moulton said. “It was a lot of fun being with everyone and having fun.”