Green Country Girl Takes Special Needs Kids To Prom

A Green Country girl made Saturday night a dream come true for a group of disabled kids when she took them to her high school prom.

Grove High School Senior Stefani Morse took four special needs students to the prom. The room was filled with emotions as Morse turned four kids' dreams into reality.

"It's probably the biggest reward I've ever had. Being on the news is cool. All this stuff is cool, but it's not as rewarding as having all these kids so excited," said Morse.

Morse planned a day full of activities for the group. And it all culminated with a trip to the prom.

"Instead of having prom dinner, we decided to flip it 'cause a lot of kids get messy and stuff," Morse said.

Morse realizes the majority of disabled kids don't get to do things their peers can.  That's why these parents are grateful for all that she did.

"She's worked so hard and done so much for these kids that nobody asked her to do. She just did it because she's just that kind of person. She's got a heart as big as Texas and we love her," said parent Christal Clary.

Although the group of Grove High School students was having fun, there's one important person missing.

"Kenia Flores is a senior as well and she's not able to be here. She's in the hospital. She coded. Her heart stopped," said Morse.

Flores was rushed to a Tulsa hospital late Friday night.

"They have the vent on low, so she's doing a little bit better. She's not really relying on the vent so much," Morse said.

The group took a moment during lunch to honor their friend.

"God, I just thank you so much that we're able to gather. That you just put your hand on Kenia as she's in the hospital, father, you just put your hand on her that you just show her love."

Morse is not sure what caused Flores' heart to stop, but she says Flores is doing much better now.