TWDC Recital 2026
“Heroes & Villains”
Act 1
- Combo Irish, Monday 4:30pm
“When Will My Life Begin”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Teacher Assistant: Sparrow Rand
Jr. Assistant: Glorina Penarubia
Music: “When Will My Life Begin”
Artist/Composer: from “Tangled”
Our heroes, all Rapunzel, dance around their tower, thinking about escaping and exploring the world. Their villainous Mother Gothel, played by Glorina, accompanies them, along with the tower played by the class TA, Sparrow (also known as Noah).
Siena Carapezza, Harriet Diehl, Fern Hoxie, Maggie McGovern, Sloane Montgomery
2. Creative Dance, Monday 4:45pm
“Sparks”
Instructor: Emma Frank
Teacher Assistant: Sophia Callum
Music: “Wake Up”
Artist/Composer: Madison Reyes
Whether it’s a smile exchanged with a stranger, a compliment kindly received, or a moment of self-advocacy, everyone deserves a spark of courage in their day. This amazing group of sparks keeps us on our toes and they cannot wait to share their glimmer with you.
Summer Cheng, Esmae Ellett, Lily McBride, Lucy McGovern, Maia Melo, Kiskeya Thermidor-Buttery
3. Creative Dance, Wednesday 4:15pm
“Popular“
Instructor: Beth Mochizuki
Teacher Assistants: Adeline Youman, Sabina Seidner
Music: “Popular”
Artist/Composer: from the “Wicked” movie cast soundtrack
Glinda and the Elphabas were friends before they became heroes and villains.
Justus Bailey, Ruth Corral, Ava Miranda
4. Combo Tap, Monday 4:30pm
“I’ve Got A Dream”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Teacher Assistant: Sparrow Rand
Music: “I’ve Got A Dream”
Artist/Composer: from “Tangled”
Our Rapunzels have escaped their tower, and are sharing their dreams with a group of “villains” who don’t seem so bad.
Siena Carapezza, Harriet Diehl, Fern Hoxie, Maggie McGovern, Sloane Montgomery
5. Creative Dance, Saturday 9:15am
“Go The Distance“
Instructor: Ava Houle
Teacher Assistant: Sophie Whitley
Music: “Go The Distance”
Artist/Composer: from “Hercules”
Go the Distance from Hercules is a song about perseverance, determination and self-discovery. All attributes of a hero.This song is a symbol of the strength in each of my dancer’s hearts at the beginning of their dance journeys. If they feel passionate about dance, they have the strength to grow into incredible dancers. They have already shown that determination in class this year. Go the Distance is about overcoming challenges and staying true to yourself. I hope dance stays in their hearts and their love for dancing gives them the courage to make mistakes and overcome challenges. Hercules is a hero because of his strong heart. These dancers are heroes because of their courage to try something new and continue to learn. They have all worked so hard this year and have the ability to go the distance.
Victoria Bernhardy, Sophie Curtain, Mara Ganzi, Elosie Loukas, June Schiller, Vivienne Spitzer, Annie Thuotte, Xena Zammit, Zev Burke
6. Hip Hop Jr. Saturday 9am
“Despicable Me”
Instructor: Anita Handy
Teacher Assistant: Aurora Brocke
Music: “Despicable Me”
Artist/Composer: Pharrell
Gru and the Minions are having a bad day, stay out of their way or you might get rolled over
Aviv Burke, Isabella Marrone, Cora Montgomery, Leela Page, Zelda Scoggins-Hung, Cora Youman, Remzi Undemir
7. Combo Ballet, Monday 5:30pm
“Make A Wish”
Instructor: Emma Frank
Teacher Assistant: Nicole Sillice
Music: “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (The Magic Song)”
Artist/Composer: Helena Bonham Carter
We all need a touch of magic in our lives. These magical, fairy-dancers will take you on a spectacular adventure and, if you’re nice, grant you a wish.
Siena Carapezza, Magnolia Macosky, Kamilah McMurry
8. Combo Ballet, Wednesday 4:30pm
“Once Upon A December”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Teacher Assistant: Tallulah Smoler-Curran
Music: “Once Upon A December”
Artist/Composer: from “Anastasia”
Our hero, Princess Anastasia, dances to a song from deep in her memories.
Vivian Hals, Naseem Khoury, Amma Oakley Hersey
9. Hip Hop Jr. Tuesday 6:30pm
“Men In Black”
Instructor: Anita Handy
Teacher Assistant: Zooey Smoler-Curran
Music: “Men In Black”
Artist/Composer: Will Smith
Aliens beware, the Men in Black are here to save the world from your invasion.
Savannah Allen, Eloise Dore, Chio Nagano-Rodriguez, Milo Crockford, Luciano Seibert
10. Combo Jazz, Monday 5:30pm
“Evil Queens”
Instructor: Emma Frank
Teacher Assistant: Nicole Sillice
Music: “You’ll Be Back”
Artist/Composer: Jonathan Groff & Original Broadway Cast of “Hamilton”
These queens know what they want and no one can stop them. They will capture your attention, your heart, and your finest possessions.
Siena Carapezza, Magnolia Macosky, Kamilah McMurry
11. Combo Ballet, Tuesday 4:15pm
“Heart of the Ocean”
Instructor: Christina Leonard
Teacher Assistants: Ava Kristian, Aurora Brocke
Music: How Far I’ll Go (Instrumental)
Artist/Composer: from “Moana”
The ocean is not just a body of water; it is a living entity with which we are all connected. In this piece, we honor the ocean with the music of Moana and her destiny as a wayfinder.
Rosalina Cancinos, Zaya Rai Chavez Franjul, Ava Kurker, Leila Mostaghimi, Elizabeth Okoro, Lena Seiferth, Louisa Tilhou, Ramona Tilhou, Emmanuelle Zhang
12. Combo Ballet, Saturday 9am
“Robin Hood & His Merry Friends”
Instructor: Isabelle Doh
Teacher Assistant: Nicole Sillice
Music: Robin Hood Meets Little John
Artist/Composer: Erich Wolfgang Korngold – Moscow Symphony Orchestra & William Stromberg
This ballet-inspired piece follows Robin Hood and his merry-friends as they encounter a powerful ruler while journeying through the forest. Through teamwork, wit, and adventure, the group secures an unexpected victory and shares their fortune with those in need. The performance concludes in a spirited celebration of courage, generosity, and unity.
Sophie Braeuning, Riley Cameron, Aminah Cooper, Sloane Goodnight, Lucinda Hernandez, Olive Schiller, Margaret Schweiger-Rubin, Rue Segel, Linden Davis Hunt
13. Combo Tap, Wednesday 4:30pm
“In the Dark of the Night”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Teacher Assistant: Tallulah Smoler-Curran
Music: “In the Dark of the Night”
Artist/Composer: from “Anastasia”
Anastasia has a dream about the villain, Rasputin.
Vivian Hals, Naseem Khoury, Amma Oakley Hersey
14. Combo Tap, Tuesday 4:15pm
“Rain Rain Go Away”
Instructor: Christina Leonard
Teacher Assistants: Ava Kristian, Aurora Brocke
Music: Rain Rain Go Away
Artist/Composer: Jerry Kruger & Her Knights of Rhythm
Just as the water can be our “hero”, it can also feel like a villain when a rainy day gets in the way of having fun outside! This dance honors that feeling and also pays tribute to the Swing Era of music & dance from which Tap dance was born.
Rosalina Cancinos, Zaya Rai Chavez Franjul, Ava Kurker, Leila Mostaghimi, Elizabeth Okoro, Lena Seiferth, Louisa Tilhou, Ramona Tilhou, Emmanuelle Zhang
15. Combo Tap, Saturday 9am
“My Power”
Instructor: Isabelle Doh
Teacher Assistant: Nicole Sillice
Music: My Power
Artist/Composer: Beyoncé, Tierra Whack, Nija, Moonchild Sanelly, Yemi Alade & Busiswa
Inspired by Black Panther, this tap piece draws from the idea of a hidden kingdom rich in strength, tradition, and purpose. Just as the film explores protecting one’s power and using it to uplift others, this performance reflects the belief that true strength already exists within us. Through rhythm, energy, and movement, the piece celebrates inner power, it celebrates how we can bring that power into our communities—whether through dance, art, or positive change—while holding onto what makes us strong.
Sophie Braeuning, Riley Cameron, Aminah Cooper, Sloane Goodnight, Lucinda Hernandez, Olive Schiller, Margaret Schweiger-Rubin, Rue Segel, Linden Davis Hunt
16. Afro-Jazz Jr. Tuesday 5:30pm
“Master Blaster”
Instructor: Anita Handy
Teacher Assistant: Zooey Smoler-Curran
Music: “Master Blaster”
Artist/Composer: Stevie Wonder
This is a piece about celebrating love and community even when we are faced with problems.
Ruddie Brasfield-Hall, Birdie Day, Bree Marketkar, Jocelyn Pizzimenti, Julia Ponce, Catalina Viera
17. Boston City Youth Ballet (BCYB)
Coppelia Excerpts
Instructors: Erika Lambe, Amane Takaishi, Betsy Khalil
Music: Excerpts from the ballet “Coppelia”
Artist/Composer: Leo Delibes
In a small village, there is an eccentric toy maker. He made a doll and put her in his window with a book. The girls in the village kept passing by the window and waiving, but the girl never budged. The girls in the village are a little upset about it and decide they should confront her. One day, one of the villagers finds the toy maker’s key on the street, so the girls decide to sneak into the house to speak to the girl who just sits and reads. They sneak into a dark house and are a little scared by all of the people just standing there, and then one of them realizes, they are all dolls. They all have a good laugh and dance around.
Ciel Desai, Sedona Ma, Carolina St Hilaire, Samora Brown, Sophia Callum, Catherine Fortino, Mason Henehan, Moira Lee Seibert, Kaydyn Callum, Esme Horwitz-Willis, Chloe Froehlich, Gabriella Diaz, Mona Califano, Mya Fitzgerald, Sanova Napoleon, Isa Underdue, Isla-May Theodore, Irene Cornella Botana, Amara Martinez-Gudapakkam, Soleil Desai, Journi Pierce, Sophie Whitley, Tess McAuliffe, Iris Ibara, Ella Canney, Sylvie Alperen, Luna Aguirre, Hannah Zhu, Chloe Alexander, Nicole Sillice
~ Intermission, 30 minutes ~
Act 2
- Variations
Don Quixote Excerpts
Instructor: Erika Lambe
Music: Excerpts from Act 1 of the ballet “Don Quixote”
Artist/Composer: Ludwig Minkus
The ballet ”DON QUIXOTE” is a lighthearted tale of a mischievous young girl in a Spanish Village. The villagers all make fun of an older man who has delusions of Grandeur. This scene is just at the beginning of the ballet. The villagers are out and about enjoying themselves, and our friends Kitri and her friend Kitana, run to the square to cause mischief.
Ella Canney, Irene Cornella Botana, Ava Holley, Iris Ibara, Annie Jenkins, Julia Joyce, Emmeline Langevin, Amara Martinez-Gudapakkam, Rosie McMullin, Journi Pierce, Sophie Whitley, Sabina Seidner, Adeline Youman, Luna Aguirre, Chloe Alexander, Boe Yee Chan, Nicole Sillice, Sylvie Alperen, Greta Gorman, Zoe Arnold O’Grady
2. Beginning Ballet 1, Thursday 4:30pm
“Little Red Riding Hood”
Instructor: Beth Mochizuki
Music: “Little Red Riding Hood from Sleeping Beauty”
Artist/Composer: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Our hero, Little Red, encounters 4 villainous wolves on her way to her grandmother’s house.
Arya Coote, Arianna Echeverry, Roma LaBianca Middleton, Maya Neuhausser, Lila Rosen
3. Beginning Ballet 1, Saturday 11am
“Flutters of the Swans”
Instructor: Amane Takaishi
Teacher Assistant (Not On Stage) : Amara Martinez-Gudapakkam
Music: Swan Lake, Act II: Odette solo
Artist/Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Set to music from Swan Lake, this piece showcases a group of young swans as they awaken to the strength and beauty within their own wings. Through flowing port de bras and energetic soutés, they express the grace, unity and emerging courage of their characters as they begin to take flight, becoming the heroes of their own story.
Savannah Allen, Leila Baker, Beatrix Berte, Aoife Daly, Leiahnny Lara, Solenn Link, Catalina Mingeli, Devyn Smith, Jordan Gomes, Mila Johnson-Brito
4. Beginning Ballet 2, Thursday 5:30pm
“Dos Oruguitas”
Instructor: Beth Mochizuki
Music: “Dos Oruguitas”
Artist/Composer: Disney Peaceful Guitar
Heroic Mirabel is inspired to fly in Encanto.
Dahlia Cooper, Gabriella Diaz, Ailynn Echeverry, Chloe Froehlich, Macy Samuels, Cressida Swanson
5. Beginning Ballet 2, Tuesday 6:15pm
“Patterns In Space – Future Heroes”
Instructor: Tony Williams
Teacher Assistant (Not On Stage) : Luna Aguirre
Music: From the ballet “Sylvia”
Artist/Composer: Léo Delibes
An intricate array of dance patterns designed to challenge the aspiring young dancers individually and in concert with their classmates.
Mona Califano, Kaydyn Callum, Nora Christianson, Anneliese Hill, Linda Rose Johannsen, Alayna Kristian, Olivia McMullin, Helen Michaud, Miyu Nagano-Rodriguez, Anahí Quinones, Moira Lee Seibert, Ana Seidner
6. Beginning Ballet 3, Wednesday 5pm
“Lilac Faries”
Instructor: Beth Mochizuki
Music: Pas de Six from Sleeping Beauty
Artist/Composer: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
In the Sleeping Beauty ballet, the Lilac Fairies heroically protect Aurora.
Aurora Brocke, Sabina Seidner, Adeline Youman
7. Beginning Ballet 3, Monday 6:15pm
Swan Lake Act 3: “Dances Russe”
Instructor: Erika Lambe
Music: Swan Lake Act 3: “Dances Russe”
Artist/Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
In the ballet “SWAN LAKE”, there is a Ball scene in Act 3. Princesses from all over the World are invited. The “Dance Russe” is a dramatic dance performed by Princesses hoping to gain favor with the King and Queen. All is well until Odille, the Evil Swan Princess, disguises herself as Odette, the Good Swan Princess, and crashes the ball in order to trick the Prince into declaring his love for her.
Sophia Callum, Sienna Enicks, Catherine Fortino, June Gribben Childs, Grace Horan, Ava Kristian, Tulisa Mwosa
8. Boys Class, Saturday 12pm
“Night Flight”
Instructor: Elvis Pietrzak
Music: Oogie Boogie’s Song
Artist/Composer: Danny Elfman
It’s Halloween in June! This spooky yet lighthearted ballet rendition on music from The Nightmare Before Christmas combines classical vocabulary with the ghoulish charm of the movies villain. Steps turn to jumps and jumps into flight.
Mason Henehan, Jax Macosky, Jordan Mondesire
9. Recital Ballet
The Firebird
Instructors: Erika Lambe & Beth Mochizuki
Music: Excerpts from “The Firebird”
Artist/Composer: Igor Stravinsky
The Firebird was originally choreographed by Michel Fokine for the Ballets Russes in 1910. Our version of the Firebird pays homage to Dance Theatre of Harlem’s 1982 version. In our abridged version, a princess and her attendants are held hostage by villainous monsters. A heroic Firebird helps Princess Elena to overcome the monsters, transforming them into humans.
Monsters: Ella Canney, Irene Cornella Botana, Ava Holley, Iris Ibara, Annie Jenkins, Julia Joyce, Emmeline Langevin, Amara Martinez-Gudapakkam, Rosie McMullin, Journi Pierce, Sophie Whitley
Maidens: Luna Aguirre, Chloe Alexander, Boe Yee Chan, Nicole Sillice, Sylvie Alperen
Princess Elena: Greta Gorman
Firebird: Zoe Arnold O’Grady
10. Folklórico, Friday 4:30pm
“Jesusita en Chihuahua”
Instructor: Raquel Jacobson-Peregrino
Music: Jesusita en Chihuahua
Artist/Composer: Quirino Mendoza y Cortés, Recoding by: Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán
Jesusita en Chihuahua is a popular polka honoring the heroic women who fought alongside and supported Pancho Villa and other revolutionaries during the Mexican Revolution. These women have served as models for generations of resilient women fighting for political, economic, and human rights.
Teagan Hall, Evie Hwa, Zoey Hwa, Helen Michaud
11. Tap 1, Thursday 5:30pm
“Cybertap”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Music: Cyberchase Theme Song Mix
Artist/Composer: George Guerrette & Julian Harris, Lead Vocalist: Karen LeBlanc
Four kid heroes using math, Cybertap dancing, and ribbons to save Cyberspace from the evil villain, Hacker.
Aoife Daly, Avery Hatton, Alexander Reilly, Nathaniel Tucker
12. Hip Hop, Tuesday 7:30pm
“What’s My Name”
Instructor: Anita Handy
Music: What’s My Name
Artist/Composer: China Anne McClain & Thomas Doherty
Uma the daughter of villain Ursula has arrived with her crew of pirates to take over Auradon.
Olivia Daniels, Linda Rose Johannsen, Beatrix Maguire, Helen Michaud, Emyah Mitchell, Miyu Nagano-Rodriguez, Ruka Oda-Peterson, LJ Preston-Sicari, Surina Sarkar, Catalina Viera
13. Beginner Lyrical, Tuesday 5:15pm
“Because of You”
Instructor: Christina Leonard
Music: Because of You”
Artist/Composer: Kelly Clarkson
Some people show up in our lives and feel like “Villains”. Often it is these same painful and difficult experiences that can also give us the strength to prevail and be independent. These dancers tell the story of determination and perseverance, and believing in yourself, even in the face of someone trying to hold us back.
Kaydyn Callum, Gabriella Diaz, Flora Eaton-Cabral, Chloe Froelich, Alayna Kristian, Zozia Rust, Cressida Swanson
14. Irish Step, Wednesday 6:30pm
“Cry of the Banshee”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Music: Light Gig
Artist/Composer: Brena Audrey Stevens
A group of banshees dances around the Irish countryside, wailing their warnings to anyone who gets too close.
Arya Coote, Alyse Fessenden, Selma Lewis, Helen Michaud, Glorina Penarubia, Adeline Slaski
Guest Performer: Sparrow Rand
15. Modern 1, Monday 6:30pm
“Mermaids”
Instructor: Emma Frank
Music: Carribean Blue
Artist/Composer: Enya
While the majority of the ocean remains a mystery to humankind, tales of mermaids, both good and evil, swirl in our mind. If you look closely, with sails unfurled, you may catch a glimpse of their cerulean world.
Ella Canney, Irene Cornella Botana, Ava Holley, Iris Ibara, Annie Jenkins, Julia Joyce, Amara Martinez-Gudapakkam, Rosie McMullin, Nicole Sillice, Sophie Whitley
16. Tap 2, Monday 5:30pm
“Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Teacher Assistant: Aurora Brocke
Music: Carmen Sandiego Mix
Artist/Composer: featuring a mix of Rockapella, & Geek Music
Is she a hero or a villain? That’s subjective. The real question is: Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego? Featuring choreography by Aurora.
Sophia Callum, Emilia Carapezza, Alayna Kristian, Roma LaBianca Middleton, Glorina Penarubia, LJ Preston-Sicari, Macy Samuels, Moira Lee Seibert
17. Hip Hop, Wednesday 5:30pm
“The Core”
Instructor: Kayla Dame Reid
Music: A Mix of: Ways to be Wicked, It’s Goin’ Down, & Night Falls
Artist/Composer: from Disney’s “Descendants” 2 & 3
“The Core” relates to this year’s recital theme of Heroes and Villains because the main premise of the Disney Descendants movies is about the children of Disney’s infamous villains’ and their children. In the movie, the main 4, also known as “The Core” navigate leaving their world behind and entering a new kingdom of the heroes of Disney stories. In this dance, “The Core” will be portrayed by all 8 of Ms. Kayla’s Wednesday Hip Hop class. The dance starts out with half the group as the villians, and the other half as the heroes, who ‘battle it out’, get spelled into soldiers and in the end, they all become united as the heroes together and celebrate only to be casted to sleep. This performance piece highlights 3 popular songs from 2 of the movie’s successful franchise, and the unification for Ms. Kayla and her entire class who obsesses with Descendants! Enjoy the performance! We hope you enjoy the piece! – Ms. Kayla
SamanthaJo Burton, Laura Castillo, Sienna Enicks, Grace Horan, Helena Rosen, Octavia Scoggins-Hung, Tallulah Smoler-Curran, Alexander Manna
18. Advanced Irish Step, Wednesday 7:30pm
“Rince Vampírí”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Music: Glimwood Tangle
Artist/Composer: Minako Adachi
Our villain, an Irish dancing vampire, on a whimsical night out.
Sparrow Rand
19. Lyrical 2, Tuesday 6:15pm
“This Bitter Earth”
Instructor: Christina Leonard
Music: This Bitter Earth
Artist/Composer: Dinah Washington, re-composed by Max Richter
The irony of living on a beautiful, lush Earth while simultaneously acknowledging its slow and inevitable destruction positions us, as humans, as both villains and heroes within the story of our own existence. In our daily lives, we strive to protect the very things we have collectively harmed. Love and grief, joy and guilt, destruction and preservation coexist within us all. Two things can be true at once; such is the bittersweet nature of being alive.
Aurora Brocke, June Gribben Childs, Ava Kristian, Emmeline Langevin, Tulisa Mwosa, Sabina Seidner, Jordyn Weir, Adeline Youman, Sylvie Alperen
20. Musical Theater, Thursday 4:30pm
“Poor Unfortunate Souls”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Music: Poor Unfortunate Souls
Artist/Composer: Annapantsu
Our villain, Ursula, is on the prowl, searching the ocean for beautiful voices and gullible victims.
Mia Fessenden, Elia Gossling, Malala Madden-Fuoco, Audrey Stott, Imogen Whelan, Katherine Gustafson-Griffin
21. Tap 3, Thursday 6:30pm
“Power to the People”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Music: For What It’s Worth
Artist/Composer: Buffalo Springfield
Our heroes are the youth who stand up to the government and fight for what’s right.
Logan Brown, Catherine Fortino, Mason Henehan, Ruby Morell, Sparrow Rand, Sylvie Alperen
22. Hip Hop, Saturday 10am
“Red”
Instructor: Anita Handy
Music: Red
Artist/Composer: Kylie Cantrall & Alex Boniello
Red is a villain kid trying to change her villain ways and reverse the damage her villain mother has done.
Ryan Berry, Beatrix Berte, Ruddie Brasfield-Hall, Amaya Cooper, Birdie Day, Maple Hamil Hoffman, Bayla Meitner, Gal Schreiber, Katerina Scoggins-Hung, Adeline Slaski, Willow Hamill Hoffman, Zoya Ahmed-Jackson, Jayden Hyacinthe, Paul Maguire, Malcolm Segel, Nathaniel Tucker
23. Tap 2, Wednesday 5:30pm
“Captain Marvel vs The Patriarchy”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Music: Just A Girl
Artist/Composer: No Doubt
Our hero, Captain Marvel, fights the patriarchy.
Olivia Daniels, Elia Gossling, Claire Gustafson-Griffin, Noelia Hernandez, Anneliese Hill, Helen Michaud, Glorina Penarubia, Jocelyn Pizzimenti, Surina Sarkar
24. Modern 2, Monday 7:30pm
“Complementary Company”
Instructor: Emma Frank
Music: Sit Down Beside Me
Artist/Composer: Patrick Watson
In a world thrown askew, we all need companionship that helps us feel at peace. For every force, there is an equal and opposite force needed to strike a balance.
Luna, Aguirre, Zoe Arnold O’Grady, Greta Gorman, Zooey Smoler-Curran, Zoe Washington
25. Tap 3, Monday 6:30pm
“Zero to Hero”
Instructor: Melissa Gold
Music: Zero to Hero
Artist/Composer: from “Hercules”
A tribute to the hero Hercules.
Aurora Brocke, SamanthaJo Burton, Mason Henehan, Sparrow Rand
26. Afro-Jazz, Saturday 11am
“Follow Me”
Instructor: Anita Handy
Music: Follow Me
Artist/Composer: Aly-Us
This is a piece about love, unity and community something our world is lacking these days.
Audrina Hernandez, Mandy Zamor, Catherine Fortino, Isla-May Theodore, Nathaniel Tucker
~ That’s All Folks! ~
Thank you for your support of our school, we look forward to seeing you all again in the fall!