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Board approves Clark Fork High School off-site prom at Talus Rock Retreat
Summary
The board approved Clark Fork High School’s request to hold the junior prom at Talus Rock Retreat on May 2 with an estimated cost just over $1,000; students and a staff advisor presented logistics and safety measures to trustees.
Trustees approved a request from Clark Fork High School to hold the junior prom off-site at Talus Rock Retreat on May 2 after hearing from the advisor and student organizers.
Michael Chalador, the SCC/special-education teacher who accompanied the students, introduced the proposal and students described the venue and logistics. "So my name is Michael Chalador. I am the SCC teacher, otherwise, like, special education teacher out at Clark Fork," he said. Students said the venue donated a room and that the planned cost was "just over 1000 dollars including taxes," with anticipated attendance of roughly 40 to 50 students and reliance on carpooling for parking.
Board members asked whether swimming or boating would be part of the event; students clarified those activities would not be part of the prom. After brief discussion and a motion to approve the off-site prom, trustees voted in favor and the motion passed.
The approved motion specifies the prom date (May 2) and the site (Talus Rock Retreat); the transcript does not record additional written conditions such as chaperone counts or transportation plans.
