YORK, Pa. – A Pennsylvania high school student is in hot water for asking Miss America to prom during a question and answer session at school.

Eighteen-year-old Patrick Farves said he received three days of in-school suspension Thursday because he asked Nina Davuluri to prom.

The senior at Central York High School stood up and popped the prom question, then walked to the stage with a plastic flower. Davuluri just laughed and the students cheered.

... asked her if I could get a selfie with her. And she was like maybe later, and I never got the selfie.

- Patrick Farves

 

 

Teen suspended for asking Miss America to prom | Fox News

Did he deserve it? Discuss

 

 

IMO, I think it's stupid. All he done, according to the story was asked a girl to the prom, this girl just happened to be Miss America other than that, just a girl. I thought guys were suppose to ask girls to the prom?

I heard an explanation from the school on TV and they said he was suspended for disrupting the assembly or what ever was going on and the fact that he did it to ask her to prom was immaterial to the suspension.

Told him ahead of time to not do it.

 

Did it anyway.

 

Suspension earned.

Didn't see those two parts. If he did in fact do it after being told not too then he deserved the suspension.

I agree if he was told before hand I completely agree that he deserves what he got in this case.

YORK, Pa. – A Pennsylvania high school student is in hot water for asking Miss America to prom during a question and answer session at school.

Eighteen-year-old Patrick Farves said he received three days of in-school suspension Thursday because he asked Nina Davuluri to prom.

The senior at Central York High School stood up and popped the prom question, then walked to the stage with a plastic flower. Davuluri just laughed and the students cheered.

... asked her if I could get a selfie with her. And she was like maybe later, and I never got the selfie.

- Patrick Farves

 

 

Teen suspended for asking Miss America to prom | Fox News

 

It would appear that the Fox News article title is misleading.

It would appear that the Fox News article title is misleading.

 

So unlike Fox too. So disappointing.

I get it but come on I give the kid mad props . Take the suspension 10 years from now its a great story. I think a detention would of sufficed but if he disregarded a direct order I get it. I still love the guts it took .

Of course, the lesson learned here is he should've shot first and asked questions later.

 

Why'd he tell his buddies (who obviously then told the school admin)? I'm horribly unsmooth when it comes to the ladies, but I wouldn't even blow that one — ignoring of course that I would never have sacked up enough to pose the question to Miss Am.

It would appear that the Fox News article title is misleading.

 

Did it say out of school suspension? Then it wasn't completely misleading and the second sentence made it clear it was in school. Headlines are notoriously misleading this isn't a Fox phenomenon...

 

#Haters

Did it say out of school suspension? Then it wasn't completely misleading and the second sentence made it clear it was in school. Headlines are notoriously misleading this isn't a Fox phenomenon...

 

#Haters

 

He wasn't suspended for asking Miss America to the prom. That is why it is misleading.

 

But, we do need to be clear. There are virtually no news media today writing headlines for accuracy. Headlines are written to get attention and hits online. Stretch the truth to its sensational limit.

He wasn't suspended for asking Miss America to the prom. That is why it is misleading.

 

OK I thought everyone was getting hung up on in school and out of school. But in a sense he was suspended because he asked her out...if he hadn't he wouldn't have been suspended. Even though I agree it was for doing what he was told not to do.

He had no chance of landing the "big prize".

He had no chance of landing the "big prize".

 

Should have followed the example of a kid from NKY...