HVRHS Students Host Annual Senior Prom

Students from Housatonic Valley Regional High School have, as part of their community service commitment, organized every detail of the Senior Prom held at Noble Horizons on February 25. Decorating, socializing, photos galore, a sumptuous meal, donated gifts, and dancing for everyone were highlights of the day.

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