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Homecoming tickets on sale

Rebeca Solis, reporter
September 13, 2023
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Homecoming dance tickets are currently on sale for $20 in the cafeteria during all lunches, now until Thursday, Sep. 14, 2023  After Thursday, tickets will not be sold at the cafeteria and will be purchased in the main office with Ms. Barron and must be purchased in advance to be admitted into the dance on Saturday, Sep. 16, 2023. 

Any fees for school do not need to be paid to attend the dance, students who have had OSS,DEAP or any certain disciplinary referrals this year may not be allowed to attend. 

Guest forms are also available in the main office. Any more questions about tickets can be directed to Tracy underwood in room 4309 or through @[email protected] 

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Rebeca Solis, Reporter
Rebeca Solis is a reporter at Caney Creek High School. She is currently in her final year of high school band, and is a member of the high school tennis team.
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