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Vermont and New Hampshire Schools and Colleges Dances and Proms Our DJs perform at more school events than any other VT or NH DJ company.  Here's why:

Fun, Friendly DJs See what our school clients are saying at our References page The Hottest New Music Requests Gladly Taken Clean radio edits only All music in .wav format (not compressed as Mp3 - read why this is important on our Questions page) Professional Grade Club Lighting & Sound Systems complete backup system on-site at every event Free Promotional Posters... to get people talking about your event	Professional-Grade Club Lighting and Sound Systems	The Hottest New Music
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Peak Entertainment DJs perform at more School Proms and Dances than any other Vermont or New Hampshire DJ company.  VT and NH Schools trust the fun, friendly DJs from Peak Entertainment DJ because we have the Hottest New Music all in CD format, our DJs take requests and know what songs keep people on the dance floor, and we always have a Professional-Grade Club Lighting and Sound System with a full backup system on-site in case anything goes wrong. 

With the advent of Mp3 file sharing, some schools started hiring inexperienced DJs with a couple of Mp3 players or a laptop, a limited sound system and no lights... just to save a few bucks.  They usually got what they paid for.  Most of those schools are, once again, hiring professional DJs. 

Click here for the 7 most important questions to ask before booking a school event DJ.  Whether you're planning a Prom, Project Grad, Homecoming, Halloween Dance, Winter Ball / Semi-Formal or School Dance Fundraiser, one phone call can take care of all of your school’s entertainment needs for the entire year!  See what schools throughout Vermont and New Hampshire are saying about Peak Entertainment.

"Ryan was great and the kids (565 students) had a great time."

- Brian Williams, Burlington High School

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