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Input: EUFAULA, AL (WTVM) – A sweet high school senior wanted to give his grandmother the opportunity to do something she has never done before – attend a high school prom. 
  
 Bryce Maine of Eufaula High School asked his ‘Nanny,’ Catherine Maine to senior prom on his 18th birthday. 
  
 While there was an outpouring of support following the ‘promposal,’ the Eufaula High School principal has denied Nanny the opportunity to attend prom. 
  
 In a Facebook post by Bryce’s cousin, Sarah Catherine, she stated, “Well after she done bought her dress and made plans, the principal decided that they cannot do that anymore... Like really?!” 
  
 Her post continues, “Eufaula High School let my grandma go to Prom.” 
  
 With this story circulating across social media, the Eufaula City Schools Board of Education and a teacher have contacted Bryce to explain why Nanny cannot attend prom. 
  
 The board of education thinks that if Bryce takes his grandmother to prom then future students will do it as a joke and make the school a mockery, according to the Facebook post. Eufaula High School's prom is scheduled for Saturday, April 8. 
  
 Eufaula High School released the following statement on the prom controversy: 
  
 The Eufaula High School Student Handbook states on page 44: “The Junior-Senior Prom is a cherished event held in the spring of each year. Attendees must be under the age of twenty and/or should be enrolled at EHS. Non-EHS students who are planning to attend as dates must present a valid photo ID verifying their age prior to admittance. Students planning to bring a non-EHS student as a date must also inform the prom sponsor no later than two weeks prior to the event. Students who purchase tickets for dates who have not been previously approved to attend are subject to the forfeiture of the Non-Refundable prom ticket. Inappropriate attire, as deemed by the administration, which violates the decency and modesty clause of the ECS Code of Conduct will not be permitted.” Steve Hawkins, principal of Eufaula City Schools, stated, “Safety of students and staff is the first and most important of the many tasks of a school administrator. For the 10 years I have been high school principal, we have denied requests each year from students asking to bring older dates to prom. We do not chance leaving any stone unturned when it comes to safety. Most high schools have an age limit for prom attendees.” Other safety measures used by Eufaula City Schools include doing background checks on all school volunteers no matter their age and using a screening system called Raptor to check all school visitors for sex offender status. No staff member at Eufaula City Schools has been contacted recently by a parent or guardian questioning the age limit for prom attendees. For the situation that has come to light on social media by an out-of-town cousin of a current Eufaula High School student, a call was made this morning to the father of the student to request a meeting. The father is unable to meet until Monday morning. 
  
 Copyright 2017 WTVM. All rights reserved. | For more news, download the WTVM app here. ||||| A sweet Alabama teenager wanted to give his grandmother the opportunity she never had, to attend a high school prom. But after an adorable “promposal,” and a new dress was bought, his high school principal changed his mind and said the granny is not welcome. 
  
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 A Facebook post pleads, “Eufaula High School let my Grandma go to Prom!” 
  
 Bryce’s cousin wrote in the post that the decision to allow the grandmother to go to prom reached the Board of Education and that they said if Bryce were to take “Nanny” to prom, then future students will do it as a joke and “make the school a mockery.” 
  
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 Students are using the hashtag #letnannygotoprom to fight the decision. 
  
 Eufaula High School sent a statement to WTVM, part of which reads: 
  
 “The Eufaula High School Student Handbook states on page 44: 
  
 ‘The Junior-Senior Prom is a cherished event held in the spring of each year. Attendees must be under the age of twenty and/or should be enrolled at EHS‘... 
  
 Steve Hawkins, principal of Eufaula City Schools, stated, ‘Safety of students and staff is the first and most important of the many tasks of a school administrator. For the 10 years I have been high school principal, we have denied requests each year from students asking to bring older dates to prom. We do not chance leaving any stone unturned when it comes to safety. Most high schools have an age limit for prom attendees.’“ 
  
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Output:
Alabama's Eufaula High School is very clear in its prom rules, per WTVM: You can't take your grandma, unless your grandma happens to be under the age of 20. Which has left senior Bryce Maine in a bit of a spot since he'd asked his grandmother, Catherine Maine, to be his date to the special event because she'd never gone to her own. The school is now denying "Nanny's" invitation; its reasoning, per a statement: Prom guests are to be all around the same age for safety reasons, with the school saying it's turned down requests to bring older dates before. Another reason, according to a Facebook post by "Sarah Catherine," who says she's Bryce's cousin: The school board is afraid if they let Bryce bring Nanny in all seriousness, others will want to do it as a joke at future proms. "My blood is boiling right now," Sarah writes, explaining that their grandmother already bought a dress for the April 8 dance. "Like really?!" Fellow students at Bryce's school are also pushing the #letnannygotoprom hashtag on social media, Fox News reports. One Twitter user notes what others are thinking: "Of course the rules exist for good reasons, but common sense exists to tell them when exceptions should be made." The school, meanwhile, says in its statement that no parent or guardian has officially complained about the age limit yet, and that the father of the student in "the situation that has come to light on social media" (ostensibly Bryce's situation) has been called to see if he can meet with school officials. So far, no meeting will be happening until at least Monday. (An Indiana teen took his 93-year-old great­-grandmother to the prom.)