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

click HERE to RSVP

Monday, May 18

• 8:00 am – Senior Breakfast (at NPC Cafeteria) - Celebrate with your Senior at this special breakfast for students and parents.
  
  ➤ Important: Seniors will change clothes following graduation, but they’ll also need to bring additional items (listed below) in a small disposable bag to the breakfast. These will be transferred into a provided drawstring bag for use at the party. No other bags are allowed.

• Following Breakfast students will go to rehearsal for graduation.

• 7:00 pm – Graduation at Calvary Church
  We encourage you to take photos before graduation as afterward students have about a half hour to change and hand off their graduation clothes before boarding transportation.

• 8:50 – 9 pm – Check-in & Board Transportation
  Phones will be collected at this time and returned the next morning. A meal, drink, and snacks will be provided upon arrival at the venue.
  

Tuesday, May 19

• 5:00 am – Pickup at NPC
  
  ➤ Reminder: 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!

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 5:00 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!