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Franklin County High School celebrated a remarkable year in the arts during the recent FCCSC School Board of Trustees meeting, highlighting the outstanding achievements of its choir, band, and drama club.
The spotlight shone brightly on the choir, with students receiving accolades for their performances at various competitions. Notably, the Symphonic Choir participated in the first annual East Central Indiana Choir honors choir, showcasing their talents alongside peers from Batesville and East Central. Ayla Lanesh's selection for the prestigious Indiana All State honors choir was a standout moment, as she performed with over 200 students from across the state. The choir's success continued at the District Solo and Ensemble competition, where several students earned gold ratings, including Willa Brunz for her piano solo and multiple vocalists for their solos. The treble choir made history by achieving a gold rating at the state competition, marking a significant milestone for FCHS.
The drama club also made waves with their recent production of "Cinderella," featuring impressive performances from students like Isaac Johnson and Olivia Clark. Their efforts extended beyond the stage, as they raised $2,500 through fundraisers and secured grants to enhance their productions. The club is set to conclude the year with officer elections and an awards ceremony in May.
In addition to these highlights, the music department at FCHS continues to thrive, offering a diverse range of classes that cater to students' musical interests. The band department also excelled at the Indiana State School Music Association's solo and ensemble contest, with students earning numerous gold and silver medals.
As the school year progresses, the community is encouraged to support these talented students, who are not only honing their skills but also preparing for bright futures in the arts. The upcoming spring concerts promise to be a fitting celebration of their hard work and dedication.
Converted from 2025/04/14 FCCSC School Board of Trustees Meeting meeting on April 15, 2025
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