State of the Schools Agenda - Charleston County … · “Surfboard Boogie” by Martha Mier...
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Believe • Achieve • Excel 2010 State of the Schools Tuesday, May 18, 2010 ADMISSION & GENERAL SEATING Parking: West Ashley High School Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Greeters: Burke Middle School Students & School of the Arts Students Performance by Academic Magnet High School Guitar Group OPENING PERFORMANCE Wando High School Jazz Band and Percussion BOARD OF TRUSTEES WELCOME Ms. Ruth Jordan, Charleston County School District Board of Trustees Chair STUDENT WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF FLAG PRESENTATION Student Master of Ceremonies: Caleb Milligan, Drayton Hall Elementary School Student FLAG PRESENTATION Baptist Hill High School Color Guard MUSIC SOLO PERFORMANCE: “STAR SPANGLED BANNER” Sarah Metz, James Island Charter High School Student STUDENT RECITAL Courteney Jefferson, Sanders-Clyde Elementary/Middle School Student STUDENT SPEECH Shauna Young, R. B. Stall High School Valedictorian ORCHESTRAL PERFORMANCE Symphonie Espagnole Op. 21 by Edward Lalo performed by the School of the Arts Orchestra Jonathon Heyward, Student Conductor Faith Davis, Student Violin Soloist NATIONAL PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR Ms. Lucy Beckham, Wando High School Principal SPECIAL PRESENTATION Jerome Smalls, Jerry Zucker Middle School of Science Student Maria Mortero, R. B. Stall High School Student Mr. Dan Conner, R. B. Stall High School Principal COMMUNITY PARTNER SPEECH Ms. Anita Zucker, Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer of the InterTech Group STUDENT PIANO PERFORMANCE “Surfboard Boogie” by Martha Mier performed by Megan Dinh, Ladson Elementary School Student VIDEO INTRODUCTION STATE OF THE SCHOOLS ADDRESS Dr. Nancy J. McGinley, Charleston County School District Superintendent of Schools FINALE STUDENT PERFORMANCE “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey performed by West Ashley High School “Undefined” Special thanks to BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina and Palmetto Lowcountry Behavioral Health and their support of Charleston County public schools.
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Believe • Achieve • Excel
2010 State of the SchoolsTuesday, May 18, 2010
ADMISSION & GENERAL SEATINGParking: West Ashley High School Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC)
Greeters: Burke Middle School Students & School of the Arts StudentsPerformance by Academic Magnet High School Guitar Group
OPENING PERFORMANCEWando High School Jazz Band and Percussion
BOARD OF TRUSTEES WELCOMEMs. Ruth Jordan, Charleston County School District Board of Trustees Chair
STUDENT WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF FLAG PRESENTATIONStudent Master of Ceremonies: Caleb Milligan, Drayton Hall Elementary School Student
FLAG PRESENTATIONBaptist Hill High School Color Guard
MUSIC SOLO PERFORMANCE: “STAR SPANGLED BANNER”Sarah Metz, James Island Charter High School Student
STUDENT RECITALCourteney Jefferson, Sanders-Clyde Elementary/Middle School Student
STUDENT SPEECH Shauna Young, R. B. Stall High School Valedictorian
ORCHESTRAL PERFORMANCE Symphonie Espagnole Op. 21 by Edward Lalo performed by the School of the Arts Orchestra
Jonathon Heyward, Student ConductorFaith Davis, Student Violin Soloist
NATIONAL PRINCIPAL OF THE YEARMs. Lucy Beckham, Wando High School Principal
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONJerome Smalls, Jerry Zucker Middle School of Science Student
Maria Mortero, R. B. Stall High School StudentMr. Dan Conner, R. B. Stall High School Principal
COMMUNITY PARTNER SPEECHMs. Anita Zucker, Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer of the InterTech Group
STUDENT PIANO PERFORMANCE“Surfboard Boogie” by Martha Mier performed by Megan Dinh, Ladson Elementary School Student
VIDEO INTRODUCTION
STATE OF THE SCHOOLS ADDRESSDr. Nancy J. McGinley, Charleston County School District Superintendent of Schools
FINALE STUDENT PERFORMANCE“Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey performed by West Ashley High School “Undefined”
Special thanks to BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina and Palmetto Lowcountry Behavioral Health and their support of Charleston County public schools.
