Project Grad is a parent planned and run event to ensure that Senior students spend their graduation night in a safe and fun environment where their hard work and dedication to their education can be celebrated.

According to The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, traffic collisions are the number one killer of teenagers in America. Nationally about 5,000 teens will die in automobile collisions and about ten percent of those deaths are in California alone.  Our goal is to have all of our senior students spend their graduation night in a safe and alcohol/drug-free environment. Project Grad succeeds because it is so much fun that our teens would rather come to the Grad party than go to other parties where alcohol & drugs are prevalent. 

That’s easy! Sign up to volunteer.  Click on "Volunteer" from the main menu to learn more about volunteering. 

The fun starts at 9:00 pm and continues until 3:30 am. There is plenty of entertainment for everyone including; trampolines, soccer, flag football, volleyball, basketball, bowling, arcades, laser tag, virtual reality, airbrush tattoos, caricaturist, photo booths, casino games, prizes, karaoke, dancing, Henna art, hair salon and much, much more.

Grads can park at Epicenter or be dropped off between 9-10 pm. Grads are usually very tired at the end of a long graduation day and Grad Night, so parents can drop off and pick up or grads can drive themselves to Epicenter. 

Parent volunteers will be supervising students inside and outside the venue. Epicenter also has security present who are all state certified and trained in CPR and First Aid. 

There is a medical first aid area if a grad feels ill. If a grad needs to go home, their parents are called and only THEIR PARENTS MAY PICK THEM UP even if they are 18. Should the student choose to leave and is not ill, they will forfeit the Grad Night prizes they have won and will not be eligible for the Grand Prize drawing at 3:30 am.

To ensure that the event remains a Safe and Sober  Grad Night, purses, jackets and/or backpacks should be left in their vehicles. Small clear bags can go into Epicenter, but they shouldn't need anything other than their car keys, phone and maybe a charger. 

Please click n the Committee Contacts tab and reach out to the appropriate contact.