The TikTok idea carried through to another video shown at check-in to finally reveal to the graduates all of the activities and schedule of the night. The drone dropped foam golf balls with QR codes that linked to a funny TikTok-style video providing details about the event. The invitation sent to the students who had registered for the event was delivered via drone over Lilly Field at the PTSA-sponsored senior picnic. This year, the logo idea to tie together the various elements of the event sampled a social media craze relevant to most high schoolers - TikTok. The all-volunteer PGP 2022 board, led by Lori Smith and Cristin Wallace, worked throughout the entire school year planning an unforgettable night. With the utmost gratitude, the 2022 PGP Committee would like to thank these Wilton businesses for their donations to the event: The Painted Cookie, Village Market, Stop & Shop, Caraluzzi’s, Wilton Deli, Orem’s, Dunkin Donuts, Subway and Purple Frog Graphics.
This annual Wilton tradition dating back to 1988 is a substance-free, fun-filled, all-night event planned and funded by the families of the graduating seniors and supported by the whole Wilton community. On Saturday, June 18, following any personal graduation celebrations that afternoon, the graduates met at Middlebrook School to check-in for buses down to Chelsea Piers for their all-night party. PGP Check-in at Middlebrook School (photo: contributed) That’s a wrap for the Wilton Class of 2022! After graduation, the 33rd Wilton Youth Council Post Graduation Party (PGP) was held for 275 graduates, including many returning from private schools.
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