MARSHFIELD – As the Marshfield High School senior class of 2025 prepares to walk the stage, Project Graduation organizers are preparing for their annual adult-supervised, alcohol-free party. With the June 7 graduation date drawing near, however, organizers are still in need of donations.
With the community’s assistance, organizers have been able to continue an almost 40-year tradition in Marshfield, allowing graduates to celebrate their accomplishments in a safe environment. It’s a lock-in event, meaning once the graduates enter, they stay until the next morning.
The event dates back to 1987, when a Marshfield teacher called for an event to keep Marshfield graduates safe. Since that time, Marshfield parents have taken the lead on organizing the event.
This year, organizers said they’ll have a magician and a hypnotist, as well as karaoke, casino games and more.
They’re still accepting donations for good, drinks and gift card. For more information, contact Lana Marsh at marsh.lana@securityhealth.org.
You can sign up to donate here.
Project Graduation will be May 24 at the high school Fieldhouse.
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