ImPACT Pride
Points of Pride for Conder Elementary School:
The Conder International Percussion Ensemble
Suzuki Strings Program
Conder Elementary Dance Company
Conder Chorus
Partnership with the North Carolina Blumenthal Performing Arts Center
Points of Pride for Forest Lake Elementary School:
NASA Explorer School
Intel and Scholastic "Schools of Distinction Technology Excellence" National
Award
Points of Pride items from Dent
Middle School:
Lady Dent Dance Team Members: Akhira Ansari, Kaleisha
Banister, Tiarra Bronson, Bralenn Brownlee, Kyrtisha Byrd, Denise Cherry, Shameka Garner,
Deondra Gidron, Eva Gilmore, Paulquonia Gilmore, Kiasha Green, LaShandra Green, Katrina
Lovick, Jayden Riley
Performing on October 9 at the faculty meeting
Performing at SCAHPERD Conference on November 11-12 in Myrtle Beach
December for the Winter Concert
Dance students will be making their first school performance during
co-curricular classes on October 31st for students.
Band:
Theatre:
5 students were accepted into Palmetto Center for the Arts
District performance of a play - Just Like Us - Spring 2006
Dramatic writing published in literary magazine - SHINE -
Shakespearean sonnets
Theatre students accepted into Tri-Dac Arts consortium this summer
Performed a scene from Romeo and Juliet at School Renaissance
Festival
Media Technology: Student Trey Harrison represented
Dent on the WLTX Morning News Show with Curtis, Nat, and Scott on the Jr. Correspondents
segment on Monday, October 2nd.
Staff: Catherine Campbell, Visual
Art, will be presenting at the SC Art Education Associations Fall Development Conference
in Greenville on Oct. 12th & 13th. Also won the Presidents Award for the SCAEA for
service for 2006.
Jimmy Flannery, Theatre, will be performing in an
upcoming play at Trustus Theater - Frozen - October 20 - Nov. 11 (adult themed
play)
"Students learn and grow through the arts in Richland District
Two"
Click to read this article from the November 4, 2005 edition of The Columbia Star
"Pens, Paper, and
Pupperty Conder Elementary students sing, dance, and learn in a whole new way"
Click to read this article from the November 11, 2005 edition of The Columbia Star
WOW . . . What an ImPACT!
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