Denham Springs High student Ella Otken (left), dressed as Alice from Alice in Wonderland, dances the Soulja Boy dance with Meghan Burns, 22 and a graduate of Denham Springs High, at the STARS Prom at Forrest Grove.
Attendees to the STARS Prom eat dinner at Forrest Grove Plantation.
Meghan Burns, 22 and a graduate of Denham Springs High, dances during the STARS Prom at Forrest Grove.
Springfield High students Noah Bonura, dressed the Prince, and Skylar Kobitz, dressed Cinderella, enter the STARS Prom.
Sara Larrigan gives her sister, Summer Allen, a bouquet of roses for the 10th anniversary of her graduation from Pine Ridge School during the STARS Prom at Forrest Grove Plantation.
Olivia Garland, an Albany High freshman, dances with Livingston Parish Sheriff Deputy Chad Dupuy, School Resource Officer for the Live Oak schools, at the STARS Prom.
Summer Allen (right) dances with Springfield High student Noah Bonura, dressed the Prince from Cinderella, at the STARS Prom at the Forrest Grove Plantation.
Cast members of the Denham Springs High theater department’s production of “Alice in Wonderland” pose for a photo during the STARS Prom at Forrest Grove Plantation.
A pair of students dance during the STARS Prom at Forrest Grove Plantation.
Gregory Salinas, a junior at Albany High, dances with Denham Springs graduate, Emily Otken, who dressed up as the Queen of Hearts, at the STARS Prom at Forrest Grove Planation.
Walker Freshman High students Andrew Ingraham dances with Hannah Hawes during the STARS Prom at Forrest Grove Plantation.
Attendees of the STARS Prom dance during the Forrest Grove Plantation.
Michael Kennedy was named 2019 STARS Prom King. He is pictured here with his mother, Theresa Kennedy.
Celeste Holden, a sixth grader at Denham Springs Junior High, is named Queen of the STARS Prom. Her mother, Amanda Holden, celebrates with her.
Bonny Tigner-Evans crowns Celeste Holden, a sixth grader at Denham Springs Junior High, the STARS Prom Queen as her mother, Amanda, helps secure the crown.
Attendees of the STARS Prom participate in a line dance.
Special education teacher Charlotte White explains why the STARS Prom was created to give special needs students a dance they can attend and how students are welcome to attend even after they graduated.
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