Superior’s Drug-Free Grad Party In Jeopardy

Superior High School’s annual drug-free grad party is in jeopardy of fading away because of a lack of funding.

Organizers say the corporate donations have been drying up and the cost to put on the big party continues to rise around $16,000 for the 250 students who attend every year.

“It’s for the kids. Nobody is making money on this. It’s just to provide a really good experience one last time before they go to college, or the military or whatever they chose to do – the work force,” explained Julie Urban, one of the organizers of the annual party.

The grad party is free of cell-phones, alcohol, smoking and drugs.

It’s been going on for 25 years.

The money raised will help with all the food, live entertainment and prizes.

Just contact the “Project Graduation” at the Superior High School.