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Posted 09/13/2019 01:09PM
Some changes this year are big, some small - but either way, all have made a "huge difference" in the development of our Theatre program, says drama teacher Megan Elliot.
The switch from semester to year-long classes is a change in the "big" category, and Megan says that it has allowed each of her beginning, intermediate, and advanced groups to become its own ensemble. Some will be actors, some painters, or set builders, but all will be able to individually explore the parts they like best, and see how they all fit together to deliver a cohesive production.
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Posted 09/18/2019 07:00AM
Between the Fine Arts Festival, mini-concertettes in the Courtyard, and our Spring Concert, Antilles' Director of Bands Brandon Reburn offers his students time for composing, practicing, and actually playing their instruments. But there is still a gap he is hoping to fill: adding music to school spirit and athletic events, which, as a former marching band leader, is close to his heart. Read More...
Posted 09/13/2019 01:21PM
Five years ago, the Drama Fun Club started with eight students but Wednesday, there were easily more than two dozen waiting for teacher Michelle Riggle on the steps of the Lower School. For the past two years, Drama Fun is also often the first activity filled on the roster, and Michelle says it's because the club gives our younger learners the chance to relax, have fun, and use their imagination. Read More...
Posted 08/30/2019 04:00PM
A professional development opportunity in Maine gave Will Thayer, John Riggle, and Verian Tuttle the chance this summer to look at using meaningful conversation and feedback to develop relationships between colleagues and with students.
