Georgia students throw special prom for classmate

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Alexis' health challenges make the stimuli of a "regular" senior class prom unworkable for her...so this great group of students in Jones Co., GA, threw a second prom for her to enjoy! Way to go!

[h=1][SUB]Jones County seniors throw special prom for classmate[/SUB][/h]...Her seizures are triggered by flashing lights and loud noises, so regular high school events like football games, pep rallies and school dances, including her senior prom on April 17, were out of the question.

But that wasn’t good enough for Ali’s classmates. ...
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more at: http://www.macon.com/2015/05/01/3724837/jones-county-seniors-throw-special.html
 
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