House Rules - Rules for Parties

HR6 - Rules for Parties
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HOUSE RULES - pg. 6 RULES FOR PARTIES

EACH CHILD MAY HAVE TWO PARTIES PER YEAR

Parties are to be planned together with parents, and parents will be here during the party.

GUIDELINES FOR HOSTING A PARTY

It is illegal to offer alcohol to guests under the age of 21 or allow guests to use drugs in our home. We could be brought to court on criminal charges and/or have to pay monetary damages in a civil lawsuit if we were to furnish alcohol or drugs to minors.

THEREFORE:

Guests who try to bring in alcohol or drugs or who otherwise refuse to cooperate with our expectations will be asked to leave.

If any teen arrives at the party drunk or under the influence of any drug, we will notify his parents. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES CAN WE ALLOW HIM TO DRIVE HOME HIMSELF.

Party attendance and times will be limited. NO OPEN-HOUSE PARTIES - All guests are to be personally invited.

A parent is to be home to chaperone the party.

Any guest who leaves the party may not be allowed to return.

If things get out of hand, the police will be called. You or your parent will make the phone call.

GUIDELINES FOR ATTENDING A PARTY

We must know the name, address, and phone number of the party giver. If you want to go somewhere else, you must call home and get permission. If you do not, you can expect entertainment privileges to be revoked and/or grounding - duration to be determined.

We must know what time you will be home and how you are going to get to and from the party. Consequences - same as above.

If there are things happening at the party that you know we would disapprove of or that you are uncomfortable with, CALL HOME or a relative to get a ride home. Find a safe ride home.

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