Glendale High School senior, Scarlett Smith, told her Physics teacher that she had an emergency and needed to use the restroom immediately. As their dancing frenzy commenced, another student walked in. Soon afterwards, several more students entered the scene, adding their own favorite artists and genres to the mix, all dancing with their fellow classmates. A student, who asked to remain anonymous, was there at the scene..
Eventually, three teachers were alerted to the scene and tried to stop the bathroom dance party. The following day, in the Building, another party broke out. However, this time it was in a classroom. A Spanish teacher began playing music to help her students learn the language through song.
This caused several students to jump up on their desks and start dancing. Instead they began to sing and boogie instead. Never have I seen such a passionate partier, especially not in my own child.
Many students are now attending after-school group therapies, trying to fight back against this terrible madness. A notable change has been added to the school schedule, as dance breaks are now held after the second class period of each day, giving students a minute period for them to express themselves in a controlled manner.
Scarlett Smith, for her part, vows never to incite such chaos on our campus in the future. Victoria Pickering. Tags: bathroom dance party Marie Galleguillos satire words do wonders. About the Contributor. Marie Galleguillos , Staff Writer. Marie is a junior at Glendale High School. She is very friendly and outgoing, and she is interested in a variety of subjects, including movies, music, and especially psychology. Understanding the way people think is at the top of her curiosities.
