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It’s interesting how party culture can vary so much depending on the school and location. In larger high schools, parties can still be a big thing, but they might look different than what you’d expect from movies or TV shows. Students often have to navigate a mix of house parties, school events, and local hangouts.
In smaller schools, like yours, it makes sense that gatherings might shift toward more community-oriented activities since there’s a closer-knit vibe. Ultimately, it seems like both types of experiences can be fun in their own way! What do you think you’d enjoy more—traditional parties or the other activities you mentioned?