Senior All-Nighter Event Info & FAQs

  • To attend the Senior All-Night Party, students or their parents must RSVP and submit payment in advance.

    click HERE to RSVP

  • Bring to Senior Breakfast in a small disposable bag:

    • Sweatshirt or jacket (suitable for outdoor activities)

    • Swimsuit (suitable for water activities)

    • Flip flops or slides

    Parent volunteers will place these items into a labeled drawstring bag that will be waiting at the party venue.

    Please do not bring:

    • Valuables (jewelry, expensive shoes/clothes)

    • Cash or spending money (everything is covered)

    • Electronics (phones, Apple Watch, tablets, etc.)

    • Blankets, pillows, or extra bags

  • Yes, all items will be checked by parent volunteers at the Senior Breakfast on Mon, May 18 at 8:00 am.

  • Nope—and that’s on purpose! We want seniors to enjoy their big night distraction-free. Phones will be safely held during the party and returned in the morning.

    Need to get a message to your student?
    Chaperones will be available to assist.

    • Megan Caudle – 616-318-7026

    • Lindsey Amey – 616-437-4207

  • The location is a surprise! We’ve planned a variety of activities to ensure there’s something for everyone to enjoy throughout the evening.

  • Pick-up at NPC at 4:00 am on Tues, May 19.

    Students must be picked up by a parent or guardian. They are not allowed to drive themselves home.

    When students return to NPC, there will be a brief 15-minute worship and prayer time in the NPC parking lot to close out this memorable night. Parents are warmly invited to join us for this final celebration moment!

  • No. All students will travel to the party in designated transportation vehicles. Parents volunteering will drive separately to the venue. Graduates are not permitted to ride with their parents.

  • Yes, students may leave their cars at NorthPointe, but arrangements should be made to remove them on the same day.

  • Yes, there will be gluten-free and dairy-free options. Let us know if you have specific concerns.

  • Students can bring EpiPens, inhalers, or insulin but must show them at check-in.

  • The event is organized by fellow senior parents.

  • Yes, the venue will have staff and security. Parent volunteers will also be present to monitor exits and circulate throughout the facility.

  • If there is an emergency and you need to get a hold of your child, please contact:

    Megan Caudle: 616-318-7026
    Lindsey Amey: 616-437-4207

  • Students will be removed and parents will be notified.

  • The cost to attend the party is $150, which covers everything: transportation, food, snacks, and activities. Students do not need any spending money.

  • The event is funded through parent donations, local corporate sponsorships, and fundraisers like our Holiday Pie Sale. These contributions cover the costs of the venue, transportation, food, snacks, and entertainment.

  • Yes! Please reach out to Emily Glass in the high school for confidential financial assistance. We want all students to attend and celebrate!