PBN Newsletter Oct 2014

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PARENT

BEE

NETWORK

2014-2015 ______________

President

Melissa Neargarder

Vice President Melissa Dunn

Secretary Debbie Jablonski

Treasurer Gina Roberts

Our Mission

To unite all parents and

other adults to enhance

communication among

parents, youth, school

personnel and within our

communities in order to

promote healthy activities

and high standards for

our young people.

Volume XV, No. 2 October 2014

Newsletter

CALLING ALL PARENTS TO PARENT UNIVERSITY!!!

PBN is proud to announce

Parent University

on Thursday,

November 13, 2014

7:00 – 8:30 p.m. in the

ZBTHS IMC

Parents will have the opportunity to select and attend two

workshops relevant to parents of high school students and

network with other parents and presenters about

supporting their students in their pursuits in and beyond

high school.

Please visit the Parent Bee Network webpage at

www.zbths.org. where workshop topics will be

announced mid-October.

The Parent Bee Network webpage can be found at the top

of the ZBTHS webpage under “Our School” then

“Parents” or at the top of the New Tech High webpage

under “Resources”, then “Parent Involvement”, and then

“Parent Bee Network.”

All District 126 parents are invited to attend our monthly

meetings. To “Bee” more informed, come to the Parent Bee

Network meetings. The meeting schedule is on the page 7.

Page 2 The Parent Bee Network Newsletter October 2014

ZBTHS District 126 NJROTC

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ZBTHS District 126 Cheerleaders

ZBTHS District 126 Band

ZBTHS District 126 Band

It was a nice day for ZeeBees to show their school

spirit and enthusiasm at the annual Jubilee Days

Festival. The Zion-Benton community gives a big

thank you to all ZeeBees who participated in this

grand event.

ZEEBEES PARTICIPATED IN

THE JUBILEE DAYS PARADE

CALENDAR REMINDERS Oct. 10 Teacher Institute Day – NO SCHOOL

11 Homecoming Dance 7-11 p.m. –

ZBTHS Fieldhouse

13 Columbus Day – NO SCHOOL

21 Multi District Area Choral Festival 7 p.m. –

ZBTHS

22 ZBTHS Early Release – 12:40 p.m. &

NT@ZB Regular Dismissal – 2:24 p.m.

24 End of Quarter One

24 Passionately Pink for the Cure Day

29 Sounds of the Stadium Marching Band

Revue – 7:00 p.m. ZBTHS Gym

Nov. 6 Early Release – 12:51 p.m. ZBTHS &

12:35 p.m. NT@ZB

Parent Conferences: 1:30-3:30 p.m. for

both campuses; 6-8 p.m. for NT@ZB;

and 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. for ZBTHS

ZBTHS Academic Awards 6 p.m. –

Main Gym

NT@ZB Academic Awards 8 p.m. -

Cafetorium

7 Early Release – 1:51 p.m. ZBTHS &

1:35 p.m. NT@ZB

13 Mandatory Parent/Athlete Winter Sports

Meeting – 6:00 p.m. ZBTHS Gym

13 Parent University – 7-8:30 p.m. – ZBTHS



19 Fall Sports Awards 7:30 p.m. – ZBTHS

Main Gym

20-22 Fall Musical – The Boy Friend 7:30 p.m. –

Pearce Rotunda Theater. Special 1:30 p.m.

performance on Saturday, November 22.

26 School Holiday – NO SCHOOL

27 Thanksgiving Day – NO SCHOOL

28 Day after Thanksgiving Day –

NO SCHOOL

Dec 4 PBN General Meeting 7 p.m. –

ZBTHS IMC

9 Winter Choral Concert 7 p.m. – TBD



10 Holiday Band Concert 7:30 p.m. –

Christ Community Church

11 NJROTC Pass-In-Review 6:30 p.m. –

ZBTHS Field House

19 Early Release – 1:51 p.m. ZBTHS &

1:35 p.m. NT@ZB

Dec 22-Jan. 2 Winter Break – NO SCHOOL

Jan 5 Classes Resume

Pictures donated by Gibbie Buchholtz

October 2014 The Parent Bee Network Newsletter Page 3

INTERNET ESSENTIALS

For students and families who need Internet access

at home, Comcast has introduced Internet

Essentials, which is a program that provides eligible

low-income families Internet service in their homes

for $9.95 a month, a computer for $150, and free

Internet training. In its first year, more than 13,000

Illinois families signed up for the program. For

more information about Internet Essentials, please

visit www.internetessentials.com or call 1-855-8-

INTERNET (1-855-846-8376).

NEW GRADUATION

HONORS SYSTEM

BROADENS RECOGNITION

In the spring of 2011 the District 126 Board of

Education approved the Cum Laude system as a

replacement for the upper 10% formula for

recognizing graduating seniors. The Cum Laude

system has been in place since the 2011-2012

School Year. It was also determined that the

distinguishing of Valedictorian and Salutatorian

would be discontinued after the Class of 2015. The

District’s rationale for the change was to eliminate

the outmoded recognition system in order to honor

more students for their academic accomplishments.

Adopting this new system will also provide

additional flexibility for students by encouraging

them to take non-weighted classes that relate to

their interests and career goals. Class rank will still

be established and used solely for the purpose of

college applications and scholarships. For more

information, contact Director of Student Services

Steve Richter, at 847-731-9340.

FREE ONLINE TUTORING

FROM ZB PUBLIC LIBRARY

The ZB Public Library offers free

online tutoring from 2-11 p.m.

daily. Students connect with a LIVE

tutor who chats online with them in

order to help them answer questions. Students need

a ZB Library Card to access this resource. Please

visit http://zblibrary.info/ under eResources or call

847-872-4680 for more information.

Students can also find homework help at

www.zbths.org. ZBTHS students’ help is under

“IMC”, then “Research”. (It is necessary to log in

with school log in and password.) NT@ZB students

go to the www.ntzb.org, under “Resources”, then

“Media Center”.

WAY TO GO BEES!!! All ZeeBees who participated in

the Zion Community of Character

Walk on September 11. ZeeBees

celebrated all the good things

happening in Zion along with other community

members who make Zion a better place.

NT@ZB Junior Ariceli Reyes was selected as a

member of the National Honor Society of High

School Scholars. The Society recognizes those

scholars, such as Ariceli, who have demonstrated

outstanding leadership, scholarship, and community

commitment.

PBN Members under the guidance of

Melissa Neargarder served delicious food during

the 20th Annual Tailgate Party on August 29, 2014.

Proceeds from the Tailgate Party went to the

Student Scholarship Fund and other PBN sponsored

events.


NT@ZB RECOGNIZES STUDENTS AND STAFF Four students and one staff member were chosen based upon their contributions to NT@ZB and the

community. Parents, teachers, and friends are invited to attend this special recognition along with their ZBTHS

counterparts on October 23 at 7 p.m., in the ZBTHS South Café.

FRESHMAN Mikaeli Jones is the daughter of Michael Jones and Carrie Egger. During her time at New Tech, she said her

World Studies English class is her favorite subject. Mikaeli has found Ms. Stanley, Mikaeli’s Power Skills / Public Speaking teacher, as

kind, helpful, and a teacher who encourages her students to do their best. Mikaeli is thinking about joining Rock-n-Roll Club later this

year. After high school, Mikaeli, who is New Tech’s Schuler Scholar, plans on attending Stanford University and majoring in literature

and creative writing or psychology. The project based learning, which helps Mikaeli learn through completing projects, is what Mikaeli

likes most about New Tech. Mikaeli counsels her fellow classmates to have a good attitude towards schoolwork. We are very proud to

have Mikaeli as a student at New Tech.

SOPHOMORE Justin Ferguson is the son of Rodney Ferguson and Donna Ferguson and lives in Beach Park. Geometry

is Justin’s favorite subject, and he finds Ms. Biddle as a very helpful teacher because she is friendly, understanding, and connects well

with her students. Justin is a proud member of Tech Crew and finds pride in helping to keep his school’s technology functioning.

When not working on his studies or tinkering with technology, Justin is busy working on his Eagle Scout Rank. After high school,

Justin would like to go to college to major in mathematics and achieve a doctorate degree in computer science. Justin sees himself one

day owning his own company that creates computer operating systems and software. Justin likes his interactions with teachers and

students at New Tech. “Try hard and never give up,” is Justin’s advice to other students. That’s great advice. Justin is becoming a

superb student at New Tech.

JUNIOR Jessica Heard, the daughter of Eric Heard and Tammy Dechant-Heard, has lived in Zion her whole life. Her

favorite subject is her Physics class. One individual that Jessica says has been very helpful is Ms. Byrne because she is fun and

connects well with her students. School activities that Jessica participates in are Interact Service Club, Student Leadership Club, and

she is part of the stage crew in the upcoming school play, The Boy Friend. After she leaves New Tech, Jessica plans on attending

college, studying marine biology, and working in the microorganism or marine psychology field. The 21st Century technological skills

and workplace professional skills Jessica is learning are what she likes about New Tech. Try hard with a good attitude are Jessica’s

words to her classmates. On that note…we salute Jessica for her achievements at New Tech and wish her continued success.

SENIOR Demetria Wilkins is the daughter of Marvin and Ashia Wilkins and has lived in Zion for five years. Demetria has

enjoyed all of her science classes at New Tech. Mr. Richardt has impressed Demetria as being a nice teacher who makes Chemistry

interesting. Demetria is an active member of Sister to Sister, and she is thinking about joining the Bowling Team this winter. Away

from school, Demetria carefully completes her homework, reads, and listens to all types of music. When time allows, Demetria likes

to play the violin and piano. Demetria plans on attending college next year and majoring in molecular biology and then one day

becoming a doctor. The small school environment has allowed Demetria to form many friendships with students and staff at New

Tech. “Don’t procrastinate,” are Demetria’s words to her classmates. Good luck Demetria in your future.

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STAFF Kristen Schiappacasse

Mrs. Schiappacasse has worked as the building secretary at New Tech High @ Zion-Benton East since 2013. She

loves the ability to work so closely with staff and students on a daily basis, and also has the wonderful opportunity

to carpool with her husband, Tim, each day since he also works at New Tech.

Mrs. Schiappacasse grew up in Glendale, Arizona and made the transition to Midwest living when she went to college at Valparaiso

University in Indiana where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Human Biology. Currently, she attends

Concordia University Wisconsin where she is working towards her master’s degree in school counseling.

When she is not working, she is either at school, at church, or relaxing at home with Tim and their two dogs. She enjoys baking,

reading, learning, and playing with her dogs outside.

Mrs. Schiappacasse has brought her many talents and skills to New Tech High @ Zion-Benton East. We thank Mrs. Schiappacasse

for her contributions and sincere dedication to New Tech High @ Zion-Benton East.


ZBTHS RECOGNIZES STUDENTS & STAFF

Zion-Benton Township High School recognizes students and staff for their contributions to the school

and the community. The counselors and advisors choose eight students and the administration selects

two staff members. Parents, teachers, and friends are invited to attend this special recognition on

October 23 at 7 p.m., in the ZBTHS South Café.

FRESHMAN Ayauna Myersis the daughter of Iman Myers and lives in Winthrop Harbor. Ayauna appreciates her advisor,

Ms. Leden’s, guidance on how to keep her grades up. Ayauna participates in NJROTC Drill Team and is thinking about joining

Cheerleading in the future. In her free time, after Ayauana finishes her homework, Ayauna likes to hang out with friends and draw

people, animals, and cartoon characters. After finishing high school and college, Ayauna would like to become a fashion designer. The

way teachers at ZBTHS are keeping her on track for graduation is what Ayauna enjoys most about school. Ayauna recommends her

peers keep up their grades and talk calmly to teachers. We are very proud to have Ayauna as a student.

FRESHMAN Benjamin Otterbacher is the son of Greg and Laura Otterbacher. Benjamin has lived in Beach Park his

whole life. With an aggressive schedule this year, Benjamin has found his Geometry Honors class as his favorite subject. He

appreciates the way Mr. Galgan, his Pre-Engineering teacher, answers all of his questions. Since computers interest Benjamin, he has

applied for ZBTHS Tech Crew. Benjamin plans on attending college and earning an electrical engineering degree. Benjamin enjoys the

variety of elective classes to choose from at ZBTHS. Benjamin’s advice to his fellow classmates is to do your homework and be on

time for class. That’s great advice. We welcome Benjamin to our school.

SOPHOMORE Alana Cleveland, the daughter of Steve and Denise Cleveland, lives in Winthrop Harbor, and is someone

you would want to meet. She is a good student and enjoys her Pre-Calculus Honors class. Mr. Hughes, Alana’s advisor, supports and

encourages Alana to try new things. Alana plays the euphonium in the school band, and as a ZeeBee athlete, Alana is on the Softball

Team. Alana finds reading as a good way to relax. When Alana graduates from ZBTHS, she would like to go to college, but she is not

sure what she wants to study yet. The many clubs ZBTHS offers is what Alana enjoys most. When asked what advice she would give her

fellow classmates, she didn’t hesitate in advising her classmates, “Do your homework.” On that note…we salute Alana for her

achievements at ZBTHS and wish her continued success.

SOPHOMORE Chrisjon Willis, the son of Erik and Xochitl, is from Zion and is someone you would like to meet. Chrisjon

named his Honors World Literature and Composition class as his favorite at ZBTHS. Chrisjon values his advisor Mr. Strickland’s

encouragement on how to be successful. Chrisjon participates in Healthy YOUth and Reading Buddies. Afterschool Chrisjon volunteers

his time at Cancer Treatment Centers of America and Lake County Teen Court. Chrisjon aspires to attend college after high school and

major in business marketing or the medical field. Chrisjon enjoys the many extracurricular activities offered at ZBTHS and encourages

his fellow ZeeBees to work hard. Good luck, Chrisjon.

JUNIOR Ryen Cunningham is the daughter of Deborah Snowden and has lived in Zion since 2009. With AP United States

History as her favorite subject, Ryen is planning on a successful year. Ryen’s advisor, Ms. Sherman, inspires and motivates Ryen to do

well in school. Ryen participates in Mosaics and National Honor Society. When not at school, Ryen sings in her church choir at Mount

Zion Baptist Church, and she also likes to read, write, and travel. In fact Ryen is planning a trip to Europe next summer. When Ryen

leaves ZBTHS, she would like to become a web designer. Ryen enjoys the student diversity at ZBTHS. She advises her fellow students

to persevere and get the work done. Keep working on your plans, Ryen.


JUNIOR Warren Strickland, the son of Terry and Trina Everett, is from Zion. Dr. Kolarik and Coach Anderson encouraged

Warren to perform better in his studies and sports. As a ZeeBee athlete, Warren is on the Boys Cross Country Team and Boys Track Team.

Warren is also a proud member of the NJROTC program at ZBTHS and achieved the rank of Chief in the Regimental Staff. Warren participates

in Key Club and is a Bee Leader. Upon graduation from ZBTHS, Warren would like to go to college and major in medicine and work as a

pharmacist. Warren enjoys the people at ZBTHS. He advises his fellow ZeeBees to do their homework and listen to teachers. Keep up the good

work, Warren.

SENIOR Violette Betancourt, is the daughter of Pedro and Violeta Betancourt and is from Zion. Advanced United States

Government is Violette’s favorite subject. Violette is grateful for the help of two teachers: Mr. Hughes and Ms. Digrazia. Mr. Hughes

helped her receive a great score on her Advanced Placement United States History exam last year, and Ms. Digrazia coached Violette

for three years and was one of her teachers. As a ZeeBee Athlete, Violette is the captain of the Girls Cross Country Team. Violette is

also Choir President and Treasurer of Student Council. After school Violette participates in Key Club, takes piano and voice lessons,

and sings with the Our Lady of Humility Church choir. The friendly staff that surrounds her is what Violette likes most about ZBTHS.

She counsels her classmates to stay on top of schoolwork. Congratulations Violette, you will be a success.

SENIOR Malik Patterson, the son of Steven and Wendy Patterson, is from Zion, and is a good student. Since Malik likes to

keep himself active, he favors his Adventure Education class. Malik is grateful his advisor, Ms. Womack, is taking the time to keep

him and his advisory informed on their grades and ways to improve them. As a ZeeBee athlete, Malik is on the Football and Baseball

Teams. Malik is interested in science and would like to go to college next year to start his journey on becoming a veterinarian. For

Malik, the way staff is encouraging students to be successful is what makes ZBTHS special. Malik urges his fellow ZeeBees to stick

with their dreams. Good luck, Malik, in your future.

STAFF Tadd Galgan

Mr. Tadd Galgan is currently in his 18th

year of teaching and his 12th year of

teaching at his alma mater ZBTHS.

Mr. Galgan teaches Pre-Engineering, Pre-

Architecture, and is the Lake County High

School Technology Campus Coordinator.

As a college swimming athlete, he earned his bachelor’s

degree from Western Illinois University in 1997. He continued

his education and earned a master’s degree in administration

from Northeastern Illinois University and most recently a

second master’s degree in coaching and athletic administration

from Concordia University. He has also held many coaching

positions throughout his tenure at ZBTHS. Currently, he is a

coach for the Bass Fishing Team.

When not in school, Mr Galgan loves spending time with his

wife Christina, son Tillon, and daughter Briley. He spends as

much time outdoors as possible with his hobbies of hunting,

fishing, taxidermy, scuba diving, and spearfishing. He is an

avid wood worker, cook, gardener, and makes gallons of

homemade maple syrup to his friends and family’s delight!

Mr. Galgan has enjoyed his teaching career at ZBTHS, loves

that he never had the same day twice, as he strives to make a

difference in our kids to better our future.

Thank you, Mr. Galgan, for the extra energy you bring to

ZBTHS. Your admirable efforts are noticed and appreciated.

STAFF – Brian Goodell

Mr. Goodell currently teaches English and

Social Studies at the Zion Alternative

Program (ZAP). He has been at ZAP since

the 2010-11 School Year minus a semester

spent at ZBTHS.

Mr. Goodell grew up in Deerfield, Illinois and attended

Purdue University, graduating with a B.A. in Political Science

and Sociology. He earned his master’s degree in education at

National Louis University in 2007.

Brian and his wife Lindy currently reside in Vernon Hills

with their two daughters, Naia and Tessa. They enjoy

attending various sporting events and carnivals whenever

possible. When the weather permits, they spend time

outdoors grilling, playing, and learning.

Mr. Goodell feels the best part of working at ZAP is the

students. You never know what you will experience from day

to day and that excitement keeps him motivated and happy to

come each day.

We thank Mr. Goodell for his contributions to the

community and to our Zion Alternative Program.


BULLYING PREVENTION

At our schools, bullying of any kind, by any person, is unacceptable. All students should

be free from worries about being bullied. Students who bully others must be taught other,

appropriate ways of interacting with peers. The purpose of this letter is to provide you

with information concerning the School District’s anti-bullying program and to

encourage you to help us identify students who are being bullied.

The School Board policy on bullying begins with this goals statement:

Bullying, intimidation, and harassment diminish a student’s ability to learn and a

school’s ability to educate. Preventing students from engaging in these disruptive

behaviors is an important District goal.

Bullying is defined as follows:

Bullying means any severe or pervasive physical or verbal act or conduct,

including communications made in writing or electronically, directed toward a

student that has or can be reasonably predicted to have the effect of one or more

of the following:

1. Placing the student in reasonable fear of harm to the student’s person or

property.

2. Causing a substantially detrimental effect on the student’s physical or mental

health.

3. Substantially interfering with the student’s academic performance.

4. Substantially interfering with the student’s ability to participate in or benefit

from the services, activities, or privileges provided by a school.

Bullying, intimidation, and/or harassment may take various forms, including without

limitation: threats, stalking, physical violence, sexual harassment, theft, public

humiliation, destruction of property, or retaliation for asserting or alleging an act of

bullying.

We asked our school staff members to respond immediately and with compassion to a

student who reports bullying or school violence. After evaluating the situation to

determine if an immediate referral to an administrative office is needed, a staff member

will give the student our form for reporting bullying, Report Form for Bullying and

School Violence. We, or our designee, will inform you whenever your child is involved

in a bullying report.

We also asked our staff members for their feedback and concerns specifically regarding

locations that may be bullying hot spots needing additional supervision or monitoring

or if there are any known bullies or targets of bullying in our building. We want to ask

you to do the same thing. Please inform us if you know of any bullying hot spots in or

around our school, or if you are aware of a known bully or target of bullying.

Finally, we requested our staff members to intervene immediately to stop a bullying

incident. They will immediately contact building security and or law enforcement if the

incident involves a weapon or other illegal activity.

Below are some of the signs that a young person is being bullied:

Does not want to go to school and refuses to explain the reason

Talks about not having any friends

Has unexplained bruises, cuts, scratches, or abrasions

Has unexplained damage to clothing, possessions, books, etc.

Frequently loses money or possessions

Loses interest in school and/or has declining grades

Becomes withdrawn and/or has stress or depression symptoms

These signs do not necessarily mean your child is being bullied, but if present, ask your

child whether he or she is being bullied.

Please contact us, your building principals, with questions or concerns.

Chris Pawelczyk, Principal-ZBTHS Anne Buck, Principal-NT@ZB

847-731-9303, [email protected] 847-731-9803, [email protected]

Letter to Parents PBN

MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS

All parents are strongly encouraged to

join us and participate in planning and

leading PBN activities. Our monthly

meetings begin at 7 p.m., end at 8 p.m.,

and are held in the ZBTHS IMC. Parking

is available in the south (staff) lot.

Thurs., Nov. 13 Parent University

Thurs., Dec. 4

Thurs., Jan. 8

Thurs., Feb. 5

Thurs., March 5

Thurs., April 2

Thurs., May 7

PBN GET INVOLVED!

Parent Bee Network (PBN) is our parent

organization for District 126. This group

meets monthly, on the first Thursday of

each month. The group focuses on

sponsoring and supporting wholesome

activities for our students and serving as

chaperones for the various events held at

the school. PBN also works to raise funds

to provide scholarships to graduating

seniors. They also make learning how to

prepare their students for academic

success a priority.

PBN meetings give parents an

opportunity to meet and network with

other parents. During these meetings,

time is provided to share ideas and talk

with the administration. While it may not

be possible to attend every meeting, we

encourage parents to try to find time in

their schedules to attend some of the

meetings or volunteer when possible.

PBN is a great opportunity to get

involved.

Chris Pawelczyk Anne Buck

Principal-ZBTHS Principal-NT@ZB

847-731-9303 847-731-9803

[email protected] [email protected]

ATTENTION

WINTER

ATHLETES

Basketball, Wrestling,

Boys Swimming, Girls Bowling

Student-athletes are required to turn in a current physical

form, an IHSA drug testing form, the concussion

information sheet, a parent permission form, and pay their

annual $100 athletic participation fee prior to trying out or

attending the first practice for any sport. Physical and

permission forms are now available in the Athletic Office

and Student Services. To facilitate this process, the Athletic

Office will remain open later to collect all forms and issue

permits to practice. The following nights have been

reserved:

Girls Basketball: Wed., October 29 – 3-4:30 p.m.

Boys Basketball, Wrestling, and Girls Bowling: Mon., November 3 – 3-4:30 p.m.

Boys Swimming: Wed., November 19 – 3-4:30 p.m.

Note: No athlete will be able to

practice without a permit.

FALL Musical – The Boy Friend

November 21, 22, 23 – 7:30 p.m.

AND November 23 – 1:30 p.m.

Zion-Benton Township High School District 126

One Z-B Way

Zion, IL 60099 Non-Profit Org.

U.S. Postage

Paid Zion, Illinois

Permit Number 8

The Encore Players will take you on a journey back to the roaring

'20s as they present the farcical musical, The Boy Friend. Polly

(Leah Anderson), Maisie (Melanie Kerscher), Fay (Anna Bohon),

Nancy (Claire Nelson) and Dulcie (Sidney Jones) all attend

Madame Dubonnet's Finishing School for Girls, and they long for

only one thing: a boyfriend. There are definitely boys available, like

Tony (Brendan Kerrigan), Bobby (Dylan Thomas), Alphonse

(Matt Bestler), Marcel (CJ Lewis) and Pierre (Darion Roberts),

Madame Dubonnet (Kenna Jordan) and her maid Hortense

(Jolan Lacy-Jones) have their hands full making sure the young

lovers are behaving themselves. When Polly's father Percival

(Ben Compton) shows up at the school, he too is infected by all of

the love in the air. Add in Lord Brockhurst (Marcus Case) and

Lady Brockhurst (Shannon Klasinski) who are searching for their

son, and you've got a bunch of mixed up, love-struck characters

trying to navigate love's rocky seas.

The cast is rounded out by the ensemble: Olivia Smith,

Morgan Breyart, Rachel McFarlin, Summer Sadler, Haley Compton,

Asante Solomon, Imani Brown, Nyla Gray-Myles, Morgan Richter

and Sophia Ward.

The show will be presented On Thursday, November 20 at 7:30 pm,

Friday, November 21, at 7:30 pm, and Saturday, November 22 at

1:30 pm and 7:30 pm.

Advanced tickets are available at Pearce Campus from Mon.-Wed.,

November 17- 19 from 6-8 p.m. Tickets will be available only for

floor seats and cost $10 per ticket (cash only) regardless of age.

General Admission (bleacher seats) are not sold in advance. Tickets

will be on sale at the door beginning at 7 p.m. Floor seats will cost

$10. Bleacher seating will cost $8 for adult tickets; $6 for K-8, high

school and college students, members of the International Thespian

Society, and senior citizens.

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