High school prom and graduation season is more than four months away, yet parents across the Washington, DC region are already knee-deep planning the most important event they will host all year.
A Parent Student Teach Association (PTSA) that
organizes an after prom or all night graduation party invests thousands of
volunteer hours to concept, plan and manage an event that provides a memorable experience
for the kids. It’s a safe environment
designed to entertain and, equally important, create lasting memories.
Plus, PTSAs face the Herculean challenge to raise
the funds necessary to put on a five hour party for hundreds of kids. It couldn’t be done without the financial
support provided by local retailers, restaurants and supportive parents.
This is why I make it a priority to donate my time
to help entertain at PTSA sponsored parties.
Admittedly, it can be tough pulling multiple all nighters in May and June,
especially when my own children have a myriad of sports events the following day.
Yet, the wonderful reception I receive from the
kids, as well as the appreciation from the parents makes it absolutely worthwhile. Here are links to a few articles I have
written about Hypnotic Experience on-site at an after prom or graduation party:
In May/June 2016 I’ve already committed to perform
Hypnotic Experience at events hosted by the PTSA at the following schools:
-Blake High School
-Fairfax High School
-Magruder High School
-Marshall High School
-Northwood High School
-Poolesville High School
-Quince Orchard High School
-Springbrook High School
I am reachable by phone at (301) 538-8100 or Email m.russell.hausman@gmail.com if
you are active in your school’s PTSA and want to discuss including me at this
year’s event.
Also, Montgomery County, Maryland’s Project Prom
Organization does a wonderful job helping school PTSAs more successfully
fundraise, coordinate and manage these events.
You can learn more about this group and support its mission by visiting
their Web site at this link.
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| Three volunteers give hypnosis a try at a high school after prom party. |
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