Happy Spring Break!!! Remember to Practice on the Days that you Eat!!!!!
Have a wonderful Break! See you in a week! If you practice during the break you will receive extra credit for your efforts!
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Updated Blog 2012 April
Just a note to all orchestra students. This blog will be updated at least bi-weekly or more through the end of the school year 2012. Here are the upcoming dates for your information.
April 2012.
Region IV Orchestra Festival will be at Riverton High School April 18, 2012. All Orchestra's are performing on that date. We are in need of 4 chaperones that can ride busses to and from Riverton High School. The event starts at 4 pm and will end approximately at 8 pm. Student will need to bring a sack lunch for dinner. Any questions, please contact Mrs. Smith at shaunasmith@alpinedistrict.org
April 2012.
Region IV Orchestra Festival will be at Riverton High School April 18, 2012. All Orchestra's are performing on that date. We are in need of 4 chaperones that can ride busses to and from Riverton High School. The event starts at 4 pm and will end approximately at 8 pm. Student will need to bring a sack lunch for dinner. Any questions, please contact Mrs. Smith at shaunasmith@alpinedistrict.org
Monday, February 7, 2011
Here are some of the EXTRA things the orchestra has been doing and will do this year (besides practice, play and perform!)
The EXTRA’S 2010-2011
AFHS/AFJH Orchestra Activities
(Check us out on afschoolorchestra.blogspot.com)
Aug/September 2010
· Cave time practice for AFJH students who are wanting to practice skills that are presented in class. Advanced students use this time to practice music taught in private lessons. This time is used for extra rehearsals and remediation help for written and performance skills. It sometimes is used for collaboration between different performance groups that need to work together.
· AFHS students prepare and perform for the AFHS Class reunion of 1948
October/November 2010
AFJH/AFHS Orchestra Students participate in Fund-raiser programs for various tours and festivals.
AFJH/AFHS Orchestra Students “GIVE BACH” by donating clothing items to “Builders without Boarders” organization that go to Mexico every Thanksgiving and build homes for the less fortunate.
AFHS perform for American Fork Veterans Day Memorial program
Fall Concert performance October 2010
December 2010-February 2011
December Holiday Concert
After school and combined rehearsals are used to prepare for this performance.
Students use the ibrain concepts to form and take charge of small ensembles. Students work together to choose, practice and perform a musical piece for the class. The process is assessed through performance, written evaluation and class feedback. Students who are successful, perform for District, Region and State Events
Allstate Orchestra event for those who auditioned and were selected. (9th Grade-H.S. Advanced Students)
January-March 2011
Collaboration in the Music department to produce the “Grand Concert”. Now in its 11th year. (Features the top music groups in the School). After-school rehearsals, evening rehearsals and evening performances are required
April 2011
High School Tour to California to participate in Music in the Parks Festival at Disneyland Resort. Competition between music groups from around the U.S.
District and Region Festivals and Competitions
May 2011
AFJH competition with Music in the Parks at Lagoon.
Spring Concert 2011
AFHS/AFJH Orchestra Activities
(Check us out on afschoolorchestra.blogspot.com)
Aug/September 2010
· Cave time practice for AFJH students who are wanting to practice skills that are presented in class. Advanced students use this time to practice music taught in private lessons. This time is used for extra rehearsals and remediation help for written and performance skills. It sometimes is used for collaboration between different performance groups that need to work together.
· AFHS students prepare and perform for the AFHS Class reunion of 1948
October/November 2010
AFJH/AFHS Orchestra Students participate in Fund-raiser programs for various tours and festivals.
AFJH/AFHS Orchestra Students “GIVE BACH” by donating clothing items to “Builders without Boarders” organization that go to Mexico every Thanksgiving and build homes for the less fortunate.
AFHS perform for American Fork Veterans Day Memorial program
Fall Concert performance October 2010
December 2010-February 2011
December Holiday Concert
After school and combined rehearsals are used to prepare for this performance.
Students use the ibrain concepts to form and take charge of small ensembles. Students work together to choose, practice and perform a musical piece for the class. The process is assessed through performance, written evaluation and class feedback. Students who are successful, perform for District, Region and State Events
Allstate Orchestra event for those who auditioned and were selected. (9th Grade-H.S. Advanced Students)
January-March 2011
Collaboration in the Music department to produce the “Grand Concert”. Now in its 11th year. (Features the top music groups in the School). After-school rehearsals, evening rehearsals and evening performances are required
April 2011
High School Tour to California to participate in Music in the Parks Festival at Disneyland Resort. Competition between music groups from around the U.S.
District and Region Festivals and Competitions
May 2011
AFJH competition with Music in the Parks at Lagoon.
Spring Concert 2011
End of Year "I Cans" for AFJH Orchestras
Beginning Orchestra players can-
-Name parts of the instrument
use the names of the parts of the instrument. Work it into the teaching process.
-Take Care of the instrument
-Know the position of right hand/left hand
-Have good Posture
-D, G, C Major Scale
-Know basic Terms and Signs
-Know basic Note and rest values
By the end of the year. First Year (Guarantee Assessment)
Play with good posture and bowhold
Draw the piano keyboard
Understand how to play scales
Play one octave scales C, G, D,F
Understand the concept of shifting
Draw an accurate fingerboard chart
Discern out of tune notes, sharp or flat.
Articulate a basic knowledge of vibrato
Demonstrate a knowledge of terms in the glossary of String Explorer Bk 1
Read note names at a rate of 1 per second
Sing in tone
Count whole, quarter, half, eighth notes and rests
Improvise on one string and write rhythmic compositions
Demonstrate of the playing skills involved with their instrument on a 1st years level
Intermediate Players-can:
Play with good posture and flexible bowhold
Draw the piano keyboard with enharmonics
Play every major and minor scale 1 octave
Play C, G, D, F A Bb two octaves
Shift from any position between 1st and 3rd
Draw an accurate fingerboard chart up to 3rd position
Tune their own instrument with fine tuners
Demonstrate a working vibrato
Demonstrate a knowledge of terms in the glossary of String Explorer Bk 2
Read note names at a rate of 80/minute
Sing in tune
Count whole, quarter, half, eighth notes and rests, triplets and cut time.
Improvise on and write for their instrument in 1st positions
Demonstrate of the playing skills involved with their instrument on a 2nd year level.
Advanced Players-can:
Play with posture and tone of an advanced player
Draw the piano keyboard with double # and b
Play and indentify every major and minor scale 3 octaves
Know and hear intervals 2nd, 4th, 5th, Octave
Shift from any position between 1st and 5th
Draw an accurate fingerboard chart up to 5th position
Tune their own instrument with pegs
Demonstrate a solid vibrato
Demonstrate proficiency in high-level bow manipulation
Read note names at a rate of 100 notes per minute
Recognize and perform all bowing style, tempo, and dynamic markings.
Count and write all rhythms in any meter.
Improvise on and write for their instrument in 1st through 3rd position
Demonstrate of the playing skills involved with their instrument on a 3rd+ year level.
-Name parts of the instrument
use the names of the parts of the instrument. Work it into the teaching process.
-Take Care of the instrument
-Know the position of right hand/left hand
-Have good Posture
-D, G, C Major Scale
-Know basic Terms and Signs
-Know basic Note and rest values
By the end of the year. First Year (Guarantee Assessment)
Play with good posture and bowhold
Draw the piano keyboard
Understand how to play scales
Play one octave scales C, G, D,F
Understand the concept of shifting
Draw an accurate fingerboard chart
Discern out of tune notes, sharp or flat.
Articulate a basic knowledge of vibrato
Demonstrate a knowledge of terms in the glossary of String Explorer Bk 1
Read note names at a rate of 1 per second
Sing in tone
Count whole, quarter, half, eighth notes and rests
Improvise on one string and write rhythmic compositions
Demonstrate of the playing skills involved with their instrument on a 1st years level
Intermediate Players-can:
Play with good posture and flexible bowhold
Draw the piano keyboard with enharmonics
Play every major and minor scale 1 octave
Play C, G, D, F A Bb two octaves
Shift from any position between 1st and 3rd
Draw an accurate fingerboard chart up to 3rd position
Tune their own instrument with fine tuners
Demonstrate a working vibrato
Demonstrate a knowledge of terms in the glossary of String Explorer Bk 2
Read note names at a rate of 80/minute
Sing in tune
Count whole, quarter, half, eighth notes and rests, triplets and cut time.
Improvise on and write for their instrument in 1st positions
Demonstrate of the playing skills involved with their instrument on a 2nd year level.
Advanced Players-can:
Play with posture and tone of an advanced player
Draw the piano keyboard with double # and b
Play and indentify every major and minor scale 3 octaves
Know and hear intervals 2nd, 4th, 5th, Octave
Shift from any position between 1st and 5th
Draw an accurate fingerboard chart up to 5th position
Tune their own instrument with pegs
Demonstrate a solid vibrato
Demonstrate proficiency in high-level bow manipulation
Read note names at a rate of 100 notes per minute
Recognize and perform all bowing style, tempo, and dynamic markings.
Count and write all rhythms in any meter.
Improvise on and write for their instrument in 1st through 3rd position
Demonstrate of the playing skills involved with their instrument on a 3rd+ year level.
Beginning Orchestra Objectives
The following post is the Beginning Strings Orchestra Objectives for AFJH. Students should walk away from this class with the following skills.
Beginning Orchestra Objectives
Details
State Core
Assessment
Play with good posture
Student is able to play with correct posture with elbows in correct placement, thumbs in correct places while playing
Standard 1
Objective: A
In class performance and practice.
Daily reminders of proper position from teacher and peers.
Play with flexible bow hold
Students demonstrate appropriate bowing techniques
Demonstrate Effective bow speed and pressure.
Standard 1
Objective: B
In class performance and practice.
Daily reminders of proper position from teacher and peers.
Basic Music Notation and Theory
Play correct notes using the notation in Method Book 1.
Students are able to play in the key of C, D,G, and F. One Octave notation
Standard 1
Objective: B
In class worksheets
Daily solfege work with voice and instrument
Assignments/Quizzes (performance and written)
Finger placement and Shifting
Understand the concept of movement of the hand to reach notes in different positions on the fingerboard.
Standard 1
Objective: B
In class worksheets mapping finger placement and theory
Assignments/Quizzes (performance and written)
Pitch recognition and Intonation
Students are able to listen and hear more accurately correct vs. incorrect pitch
Students learn to match pitch and tune open strings
Standard 1
Objective: B
In class voice to pitch matching
Listening quizzes
Concert Performances.
Students demonstrate knowledge and understanding of musical terms.
Students demonstrate knowledge and understanding of glossary in method books/ and musical terms used in class
Standard 1
Objective: B and C
Worksheets on Musical terms.
Assignments/Quizzes (performance and written)
Concert Performances
Students demonstrate accurate understanding of Rhythm
Students will be able to count and play using whole, quarter, eighth and half notes and rest values.
Standard: 1
Objective: C and D
Rhythm Worksheets
Assignments/Quizzes
(performance and written)
Concert performances
Students set practice habits daily, including rehearsals.
Students demonstrate appropriate behavior during rehearsal, and accomplish learning techniques outside the classroom.
Standard:1
Objective: D and E
Weekly Practice Cards signed by parents or guardian of students
Performances
Student prepare and perform at the best of their ability
Standard: 1
Objective: D and E
Concert Reports
Performance Evaluations
Listen and critiquing performances
Students are able to listen critically and analytically to personal performances and outside performance
Standard: 3
Objective A, B, and C
Concert Reports
Performance Evaluations
Beginning Orchestra Objectives
Details
State Core
Assessment
Play with good posture
Student is able to play with correct posture with elbows in correct placement, thumbs in correct places while playing
Standard 1
Objective: A
In class performance and practice.
Daily reminders of proper position from teacher and peers.
Play with flexible bow hold
Students demonstrate appropriate bowing techniques
Demonstrate Effective bow speed and pressure.
Standard 1
Objective: B
In class performance and practice.
Daily reminders of proper position from teacher and peers.
Basic Music Notation and Theory
Play correct notes using the notation in Method Book 1.
Students are able to play in the key of C, D,G, and F. One Octave notation
Standard 1
Objective: B
In class worksheets
Daily solfege work with voice and instrument
Assignments/Quizzes (performance and written)
Finger placement and Shifting
Understand the concept of movement of the hand to reach notes in different positions on the fingerboard.
Standard 1
Objective: B
In class worksheets mapping finger placement and theory
Assignments/Quizzes (performance and written)
Pitch recognition and Intonation
Students are able to listen and hear more accurately correct vs. incorrect pitch
Students learn to match pitch and tune open strings
Standard 1
Objective: B
In class voice to pitch matching
Listening quizzes
Concert Performances.
Students demonstrate knowledge and understanding of musical terms.
Students demonstrate knowledge and understanding of glossary in method books/ and musical terms used in class
Standard 1
Objective: B and C
Worksheets on Musical terms.
Assignments/Quizzes (performance and written)
Concert Performances
Students demonstrate accurate understanding of Rhythm
Students will be able to count and play using whole, quarter, eighth and half notes and rest values.
Standard: 1
Objective: C and D
Rhythm Worksheets
Assignments/Quizzes
(performance and written)
Concert performances
Students set practice habits daily, including rehearsals.
Students demonstrate appropriate behavior during rehearsal, and accomplish learning techniques outside the classroom.
Standard:1
Objective: D and E
Weekly Practice Cards signed by parents or guardian of students
Performances
Student prepare and perform at the best of their ability
Standard: 1
Objective: D and E
Concert Reports
Performance Evaluations
Listen and critiquing performances
Students are able to listen critically and analytically to personal performances and outside performance
Standard: 3
Objective A, B, and C
Concert Reports
Performance Evaluations
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Looking for Pictures!
If you have any fun pictures from Orchestra Tour, activities or performances, please send them our way to post on the Blog! We would love to make it a great site with great pictures!
Announcements for Sept/October 2010
1. All unsold Pizza Cards need to be brought back to Mrs. Smith by Friday Oct 1, 2010. If you have funds from the sales of the Cards, please take the money to American Fork High School Finance Office by Friday, Oct 1, 2010. If you have questions, contact Mrs. Smith.
2. Reminder that we will be starting the Pies and Mixes Fundraiser around October 15th. All orders will be due by October 28th at the Concert. More information to come!
3. Fall Concert is Thursday, October 28, 2010. The performance is at American Fork High School Auditorium. Junior High Concert begins at 6pm. All junior high students need to meet in the High School Orchestra room at 5:30 for warm up and tuning. HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT begins at 7:30pm. The HS call time is 7 pm.
4. If you are a 9th grade advanced orchestra student or a High School Student and are planning on going on Orchestra Tour to Anaheim, the 1st payment of $150 dollars is due to the Finance office by October 15th. This is a non-refundable deposit. If you have participated in the Pizza Cards Fundraiser, you may use credit from the sales to go towards this 1st payment. Contact Mrs. Smith if you have any questions. (801) 756-8547 ext 130 or smitsh704@alpine.k12.ut.us.
5. Did you know we have a blog? check us out on afschoolorchestra@blogspot.com
2. Reminder that we will be starting the Pies and Mixes Fundraiser around October 15th. All orders will be due by October 28th at the Concert. More information to come!
3. Fall Concert is Thursday, October 28, 2010. The performance is at American Fork High School Auditorium. Junior High Concert begins at 6pm. All junior high students need to meet in the High School Orchestra room at 5:30 for warm up and tuning. HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT begins at 7:30pm. The HS call time is 7 pm.
4. If you are a 9th grade advanced orchestra student or a High School Student and are planning on going on Orchestra Tour to Anaheim, the 1st payment of $150 dollars is due to the Finance office by October 15th. This is a non-refundable deposit. If you have participated in the Pizza Cards Fundraiser, you may use credit from the sales to go towards this 1st payment. Contact Mrs. Smith if you have any questions. (801) 756-8547 ext 130 or smitsh704@alpine.k12.ut.us.
5. Did you know we have a blog? check us out on afschoolorchestra@blogspot.com
Friday, April 2, 2010
Packing list for Southern Utah Tour 2010
o We are loading busses@ AFHS at 8:00am on Thursday, April 15, 2010.
o Pick-up from Tour is Sunday, April 18, 2010 @ 12:30pm at AFHS.
Orchestra packing checklist for TOUR 2010
Shirts/Sweatshirts
Pants/Capris/ LONG Shorts (it still may be cold, prepare for cooler weather)
Underwear
Shoes: comfortable shoes that you can walk and tour in. Concert shoes (Black)
Socks
Pajamas
Concert Clothes:
Ladies: long black dresses, black shoes, black nylons
Gentlemen: tux shirt, bow tie, black jacket, pants, BLACK socks, BLACK shoes
Instrument
Music
Clothes for Performance of Lion King (Nice Casual, no T-shirts and jeans)
Money, enough for 4 lunches and souvenirs
Coat, scarf, beenie
Jacket for evening or bad weather
Snacks
Modest Swimming suit and COVER-UP
Medicine (only the kind that you have listed on health sheet)
Card Games, CD/IPOD player with headphones, DVDs or Videos (G or PG rated only)
Toiletries, make-up, DEODERANT (please), Girls-feminine items, toothbrush, hairbrush, etc.
MANNERS AND POSITIVE ATTITUDES, KINDNESS, AND CONSIDERATION
Please do not pack your bedroom to go on this tour!!! Luggage is limited to one medium-sized suitcase to check under the bus, your instrument and one carry-on backpack.
LET’S HAVE A GREAT TIME! Any questions? Call Mrs. Smith 369-6147 (cell)
o Pick-up from Tour is Sunday, April 18, 2010 @ 12:30pm at AFHS.
Orchestra packing checklist for TOUR 2010
Shirts/Sweatshirts
Pants/Capris/ LONG Shorts (it still may be cold, prepare for cooler weather)
Underwear
Shoes: comfortable shoes that you can walk and tour in. Concert shoes (Black)
Socks
Pajamas
Concert Clothes:
Ladies: long black dresses, black shoes, black nylons
Gentlemen: tux shirt, bow tie, black jacket, pants, BLACK socks, BLACK shoes
Instrument
Music
Clothes for Performance of Lion King (Nice Casual, no T-shirts and jeans)
Money, enough for 4 lunches and souvenirs
Coat, scarf, beenie
Jacket for evening or bad weather
Snacks
Modest Swimming suit and COVER-UP
Medicine (only the kind that you have listed on health sheet)
Card Games, CD/IPOD player with headphones, DVDs or Videos (G or PG rated only)
Toiletries, make-up, DEODERANT (please), Girls-feminine items, toothbrush, hairbrush, etc.
MANNERS AND POSITIVE ATTITUDES, KINDNESS, AND CONSIDERATION
Please do not pack your bedroom to go on this tour!!! Luggage is limited to one medium-sized suitcase to check under the bus, your instrument and one carry-on backpack.
LET’S HAVE A GREAT TIME! Any questions? Call Mrs. Smith 369-6147 (cell)
REMINDER AND FINAL INSTRUCTIONS before Tour!
TOUR Orchestra Students and Parents.
REMINDER and FINAL INSTRUCTIONS
There will be a DRESS REHEARSAL/Tour Send Off Concert for all Students Touring to Southern UTAH/Las Vegas on MONDAY April 12, 2010 @ American Fork JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROOM at 7 pm. This will be our final practice concert before we leave on Thursday, April 15, 2010. Each student is responsible for attending this final practice/performance. WE invite all to come to this performance and give your support. We will also answer any final questions before the tour.
Thanks for your help.
Shauna Smith
REMINDER and FINAL INSTRUCTIONS
There will be a DRESS REHEARSAL/Tour Send Off Concert for all Students Touring to Southern UTAH/Las Vegas on MONDAY April 12, 2010 @ American Fork JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROOM at 7 pm. This will be our final practice concert before we leave on Thursday, April 15, 2010. Each student is responsible for attending this final practice/performance. WE invite all to come to this performance and give your support. We will also answer any final questions before the tour.
Thanks for your help.
Shauna Smith
Thursday, April 1, 2010
FINAL TOUR ITINERARY TO SOUTHERN UTAH/LAS VEGAS
Proposed Itinerary for Southern Utah/LAS VEGAS Tour- April 15, 16, 17,18, 2010
Thursday April 15, 2010
7:30 AM—Meet/Load Charter Bus
8:30 AM—Departure for St. George
12:30pm Arrive in St. George/ Sack Lunch on own
1 PM –Dixie State College—Rehearsal/Master Class Possible exchange concert with St. George H.S.
225 S. 700 E., St. George, Utah (435) 652-7500
3PM—Check into Hotel –Abbey Inn St. George
3:45 PM-- Load Bus—Early Dinner at Golden Corral
42 South River Rd.
St. George, Utah
4:30 PM Depart for Las Vegas
6:30pm Arrive in Las Vegas/ Mandalay Bay Theatre
7:30pm - Mandalay Bay-Broadway production of Disney’s Lion King
10:30pm Return to St. George
12 Midnight Room check/ Lights out
Friday April 16.2010
8:30-9:30 am Breakfast at Abbey Inn, 1129 south Bluff St, St. George, UT 84770, (435) 652-5950
9:45 am Load bus for Zion National Park
11 am- Load Shuttle in Zion’s Park
Lunch on own at Zion’s Lodge
Visit visitor center, various trails and sightseeing in park (NO ANGEL’S LANDING HIKES!)
3:30 PM Load Busses and travel to Laverkin, UT for Tailgate BBQ –Dinner Provided
6pm Return to St. George
7:30-9:30 pm Lazer Mania Game Center
Return to Hotel 9:30pm
Room check 10:30pm
Lights OUT! 11PM
Saturday April 17, 2010
6:30-7:45am Breakfast at Abbey Inn
8 am Load bus
8:15 am Leave for Las Vegas/ Heritage Festival
10 am Arrive at Heritage Festival/
Performance and Concert Attendance TIME TBA
11:30- Warm Up Symphonic Strings
12 NOON Performance-Symphonic Strings
12:35 Warm up Chamber Strings
1:10 Performance Chamber Strings
Lunch at Food Court –Fashion Show Mall
Shark REEF adventure at Mandalay Bay
-Return to Adventure Dome/Circus Circus
-Dinner Voucher at Circus Circus Buffet
-7:30pm Heritage Festival Awards
9pm Return to St. George and Abbey Inn
11:30pm-Room Check/Lights out
Sunday ,April 18, 2010
6:30-8am Breakfast and Checkout
8:30 am Leave St. George for Home
12:30pm Arrive at American Fork High School
The cost of the tour is $350/per person. That includes transportation, Hotel, National Park fees, Meals (Breakfast and Dinner each day), Heritage Festival entrance fees, Entrance to Hoover Dam, Lazer Mania, Lion King and AdventureDome.
Thursday April 15, 2010
7:30 AM—Meet/Load Charter Bus
8:30 AM—Departure for St. George
12:30pm Arrive in St. George/ Sack Lunch on own
1 PM –Dixie State College—Rehearsal/Master Class Possible exchange concert with St. George H.S.
225 S. 700 E., St. George, Utah (435) 652-7500
3PM—Check into Hotel –Abbey Inn St. George
3:45 PM-- Load Bus—Early Dinner at Golden Corral
42 South River Rd.
St. George, Utah
4:30 PM Depart for Las Vegas
6:30pm Arrive in Las Vegas/ Mandalay Bay Theatre
7:30pm - Mandalay Bay-Broadway production of Disney’s Lion King
10:30pm Return to St. George
12 Midnight Room check/ Lights out
Friday April 16.2010
8:30-9:30 am Breakfast at Abbey Inn, 1129 south Bluff St, St. George, UT 84770, (435) 652-5950
9:45 am Load bus for Zion National Park
11 am- Load Shuttle in Zion’s Park
Lunch on own at Zion’s Lodge
Visit visitor center, various trails and sightseeing in park (NO ANGEL’S LANDING HIKES!)
3:30 PM Load Busses and travel to Laverkin, UT for Tailgate BBQ –Dinner Provided
6pm Return to St. George
7:30-9:30 pm Lazer Mania Game Center
Return to Hotel 9:30pm
Room check 10:30pm
Lights OUT! 11PM
Saturday April 17, 2010
6:30-7:45am Breakfast at Abbey Inn
8 am Load bus
8:15 am Leave for Las Vegas/ Heritage Festival
10 am Arrive at Heritage Festival/
Performance and Concert Attendance TIME TBA
11:30- Warm Up Symphonic Strings
12 NOON Performance-Symphonic Strings
12:35 Warm up Chamber Strings
1:10 Performance Chamber Strings
Lunch at Food Court –Fashion Show Mall
Shark REEF adventure at Mandalay Bay
-Return to Adventure Dome/Circus Circus
-Dinner Voucher at Circus Circus Buffet
-7:30pm Heritage Festival Awards
9pm Return to St. George and Abbey Inn
11:30pm-Room Check/Lights out
Sunday ,April 18, 2010
6:30-8am Breakfast and Checkout
8:30 am Leave St. George for Home
12:30pm Arrive at American Fork High School
The cost of the tour is $350/per person. That includes transportation, Hotel, National Park fees, Meals (Breakfast and Dinner each day), Heritage Festival entrance fees, Entrance to Hoover Dam, Lazer Mania, Lion King and AdventureDome.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
FESTIVALS, FESTIVALS, FESTIVALS 2010
American Fork Junior High School Intermediate and Advanced Orchestra
Dear Parents, March 2010
Every other year we have participated in the Music in the Parks Program Festivals located at Lagoon Amusement Park. Last year we had planned on the event but were asked not to attend due to the recession. This year we have opted to attend this festival. Each year that AFJH has attended the Festival, we have received superior ratings and in 3 cases, we have received the top awards at the festival. This is a moral booster for these students that have worked so hard this year! It also gives them opportunity to be adjudicated by nationally ranked judges and compete with students outside the state of Utah.
There is a cost involved for each student. We are asking the students to please pay $50 dollars for the event. The cost includes transportation to and from Lagoon, entrance to Lagoon and Fee for the festival. Payment will be taken from March 22 thru April 30th. Please make the checks payable to American Fork JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA. Many of the students participated in the fundraiser we did at the beginning of the year. If your student participated in these fundraisers, please have them contact me and I will be able to let them know how much credit they have towards this event. If your students participated in fundraisers last year, unfortunately the money that was earned does not roll over to the next year. (Please see the Orchestra Disclosure Document.) That money has been used to fund this years music, strings, repairs and operating cost of the Orchestra Classes.
Here is the ITINERARY for the festival
DATE: May 8, 2010
11:00AM Leave from AF Junior High School/ Bring Sack Lunch to eat on the way
12 noon Arrive at Northridge High School, Layton, UT
12:35 pm Warm Up- Intermediate Orchestra
1 pm PERFORMANCE- INTERMEDIATE ORCHESTRA
1 pm WARM-UP ADVANCED ORCHESTRA
1:25 pm PERFORMANCE ADVANCED ORCHESTRA
2 pm LEAVE FOR LAGOON- IN THE PARK
5 pm Awards Assembly Pioneer Pavilion
5:45 pm Back to the Park/Dinner on own in the PARK
8 pm LOAD BUSSES
8:45-9pm BACK TO AF Junior High
American Fork Junior High School Intermediate and Advanced Orchestra
Dear Parents, March 2010
Every other year we have participated in the Music in the Parks Program Festivals located at Lagoon Amusement Park. Last year we had planned on the event but were asked not to attend due to the recession. This year we have opted to attend this festival. Each year that AFJH has attended the Festival, we have received superior ratings and in 3 cases, we have received the top awards at the festival. This is a moral booster for these students that have worked so hard this year! It also gives them opportunity to be adjudicated by nationally ranked judges and compete with students outside the state of Utah.
There is a cost involved for each student. We are asking the students to please pay $50 dollars for the event. The cost includes transportation to and from Lagoon, entrance to Lagoon and Fee for the festival. Payment will be taken from March 22 thru April 30th. Please make the checks payable to American Fork JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA. Many of the students participated in the fundraiser we did at the beginning of the year. If your student participated in these fundraisers, please have them contact me and I will be able to let them know how much credit they have towards this event. If your students participated in fundraisers last year, unfortunately the money that was earned does not roll over to the next year. (Please see the Orchestra Disclosure Document.) That money has been used to fund this years music, strings, repairs and operating cost of the Orchestra Classes.
Here is the ITINERARY for the festival
DATE: May 8, 2010
11:00AM Leave from AF Junior High School/ Bring Sack Lunch to eat on the way
12 noon Arrive at Northridge High School, Layton, UT
12:35 pm Warm Up- Intermediate Orchestra
1 pm PERFORMANCE- INTERMEDIATE ORCHESTRA
1 pm WARM-UP ADVANCED ORCHESTRA
1:25 pm PERFORMANCE ADVANCED ORCHESTRA
2 pm LEAVE FOR LAGOON- IN THE PARK
5 pm Awards Assembly Pioneer Pavilion
5:45 pm Back to the Park/Dinner on own in the PARK
8 pm LOAD BUSSES
8:45-9pm BACK TO AF Junior High
Thursday, December 3, 2009
It's beginning to Look Like Christmas!!!! Concerts Galore!
Upcoming December Concert-2009
1. Elementary and Junior High Concert
All students need to be at AF High School at 5:30pm. PERFORMANCE BEGINS AT 6PM!!!
Bring instrument, music and wear concert clothes
Elementary Strings groups will perform 1st ( 6pm sharp)
AFJH Beginning performs after the Elementary Strings (approximately at 6:20pm)
AFJH Intermediate Orchestra will perform last at the early concert (approximately at 6:40pm)
A NOTICE TO ALL PARENTS….
BECAUSE WE HAVE SO MANY STUDENTS PERFORMING ON DECEMBER 11TH, PLEASE DO NOT COME DOWN TO THE ORCHESTRA ROOM TO PICK UP YOUR STUDENT(S) AFTER THE PERFORMANCE. THEY MAY MEET YOU IN THE FRONT LOBBY OF THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM.
ALSO, IF POSSIBLE, PLEASE STAY FOR THE ENTIRE JUNIOR HIGH OR HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT. WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE AN AUDIENCE FOR ALL WHO PERFORM.
AFTER EACH CONCERT THEIR WILL BE OPPORTUNITIES TO PURCHASE FUNDRAISER PIES FOR $5 FROM ALLISON’S PANTRY. THE MONEY WILL BE USED FOR MUSIC AND SUPPLIES FOR THE ENTIRE STRING PROGRAM AT AFJH/AFHS.
SIGN-UP’S FOR WINTER ELEMENTARY STRINGS PROGRAM WILL BE IN THE LOBBY AFTER THE PERFORMANCES. CONTINUE YOUR CHILD’S PROGRESS ON A STRING INSTRUMENT
SUB FOR SANTA- IN CONJUNCTION WITH AMERICAN FORK HIGH SCHOOL, AF ORCHESTRA HAS A DONATION JAR THAT WILL BE PUT AT THE PROGRAM TABLE FOR ANY WHO DESIRE TO HELP WITH SPARE CHANGE OR DOLLARS. THIS MONEY WILL BE USED TO HELP FAMILIES IN OUR AREA THAT WOULD OTHERWISE NOT HAVE A CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR. YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.
Miscellaneous supplies such as rosin, extra strings, instruments and accessories are going to be available for purchase from a local vendor at the concert
American Fork High School /American Fork Junior High Advanced Orchestra Concert
Call time is 7 pm in Orchestra Room at AF High School
Performance is 7:30 pm
Junior High Advanced Orchestra is performing 1st on the concert (7:30pm)
AF High School Full Symphony will perform 2nd on the concert. (7:55pm)
1. Elementary and Junior High Concert
All students need to be at AF High School at 5:30pm. PERFORMANCE BEGINS AT 6PM!!!
Bring instrument, music and wear concert clothes
Elementary Strings groups will perform 1st ( 6pm sharp)
AFJH Beginning performs after the Elementary Strings (approximately at 6:20pm)
AFJH Intermediate Orchestra will perform last at the early concert (approximately at 6:40pm)
A NOTICE TO ALL PARENTS….
BECAUSE WE HAVE SO MANY STUDENTS PERFORMING ON DECEMBER 11TH, PLEASE DO NOT COME DOWN TO THE ORCHESTRA ROOM TO PICK UP YOUR STUDENT(S) AFTER THE PERFORMANCE. THEY MAY MEET YOU IN THE FRONT LOBBY OF THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM.
ALSO, IF POSSIBLE, PLEASE STAY FOR THE ENTIRE JUNIOR HIGH OR HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT. WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE AN AUDIENCE FOR ALL WHO PERFORM.
AFTER EACH CONCERT THEIR WILL BE OPPORTUNITIES TO PURCHASE FUNDRAISER PIES FOR $5 FROM ALLISON’S PANTRY. THE MONEY WILL BE USED FOR MUSIC AND SUPPLIES FOR THE ENTIRE STRING PROGRAM AT AFJH/AFHS.
SIGN-UP’S FOR WINTER ELEMENTARY STRINGS PROGRAM WILL BE IN THE LOBBY AFTER THE PERFORMANCES. CONTINUE YOUR CHILD’S PROGRESS ON A STRING INSTRUMENT
SUB FOR SANTA- IN CONJUNCTION WITH AMERICAN FORK HIGH SCHOOL, AF ORCHESTRA HAS A DONATION JAR THAT WILL BE PUT AT THE PROGRAM TABLE FOR ANY WHO DESIRE TO HELP WITH SPARE CHANGE OR DOLLARS. THIS MONEY WILL BE USED TO HELP FAMILIES IN OUR AREA THAT WOULD OTHERWISE NOT HAVE A CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR. YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.
Miscellaneous supplies such as rosin, extra strings, instruments and accessories are going to be available for purchase from a local vendor at the concert
American Fork High School /American Fork Junior High Advanced Orchestra Concert
Call time is 7 pm in Orchestra Room at AF High School
Performance is 7:30 pm
Junior High Advanced Orchestra is performing 1st on the concert (7:30pm)
AF High School Full Symphony will perform 2nd on the concert. (7:55pm)
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Parent Teacher Conference ORCHESTRA UPDATE
Just a note to let the parents know that I will be available for Parent/Teacher conference on Thursday at 6:15 pm. I will not be available earlier because my room is being used for elementary strings....Come and chat with me about Orchestra, your Student, Tour or anything that has to do with our class...See you soon
Happy Thanksgiving
I thought I would post some of the things that I am thankful for at this time.
1. A wonderful place to live. American Fork is a great place! It is a great place for kids and there are many wonderful people who make it a super community!
2. Family and Friends...Each of us have people who love us. Friends and Family come in all shapes and sizes... It is such a blessing to not be alone!
3. An Education.....what a great blessing it is to be taught and to learn
4. My students ...they are funny, intelligent, crazy and LOUD but wonderful!
5. Something to believe in, something to work for and something to keep busy with!!!!
Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
1. A wonderful place to live. American Fork is a great place! It is a great place for kids and there are many wonderful people who make it a super community!
2. Family and Friends...Each of us have people who love us. Friends and Family come in all shapes and sizes... It is such a blessing to not be alone!
3. An Education.....what a great blessing it is to be taught and to learn
4. My students ...they are funny, intelligent, crazy and LOUD but wonderful!
5. Something to believe in, something to work for and something to keep busy with!!!!
Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
Monday, November 16, 2009
NOVEMBER STUFF AND JUNK!
A couple of items for the November 2009 orchestra!!!
If you are going on tour, you should have turned in your Blue contract forms to Mrs. SMITH. Please make sure you have $100 dollars in your tour account or you have some type of fundraiser credit posted with Mrs. Smith.
Pick up your fundraiser pies and mixes on November 17 at AF JUNIOR HIGH ORCH ROOM at 2:45 to 3:30pm. Make arrangements to get your orders ASAP.
It is time to start thinking about Solo/Ensemble performances. Start thinking about who you would like to perform with. It can be a quartet, trio, duet, small ensemble or solo. We will be signing up soon for the groups to perform. Don't wait until the last minute!
Last of all, Happy Thanksgiving!!!! I as a teacher am thankful for YOU!!!! May you become the very best that you can be. Remember to practice carefully because "practice makes permanent"
Love yer guts
If you are going on tour, you should have turned in your Blue contract forms to Mrs. SMITH. Please make sure you have $100 dollars in your tour account or you have some type of fundraiser credit posted with Mrs. Smith.
Pick up your fundraiser pies and mixes on November 17 at AF JUNIOR HIGH ORCH ROOM at 2:45 to 3:30pm. Make arrangements to get your orders ASAP.
It is time to start thinking about Solo/Ensemble performances. Start thinking about who you would like to perform with. It can be a quartet, trio, duet, small ensemble or solo. We will be signing up soon for the groups to perform. Don't wait until the last minute!
Last of all, Happy Thanksgiving!!!! I as a teacher am thankful for YOU!!!! May you become the very best that you can be. Remember to practice carefully because "practice makes permanent"
Love yer guts
PIES AND MIXES.....They are here
PIES AND MIXES are here....Pick them up on Tuesday November 17, 2009 at American Fork Junior High School Orchestra ROOM. If you are sick or otherwise unable to pick up your orders, please send someone in your place to get them. They need to be delivered ASAP!!!!!
Friday, October 23, 2009
PIES AND MIXES FOR FUNDRAISING
Many of you tasted the fundraising mixes that AF orchestra's are selling to raise funds. We are also selling pies for Thanksgiving. Ask your student about the fundraiser. They have been given forms to track sales to help them with funds for tour and for Lagoon Festival. All forms are due by the 28th of October. Any questions?.....email Mrs. Smith @ Smitsh704@alpine.k12.ut.us.
FALL CONCERT REVIEW
A wonderful concert was played on October 22, 2009 at AFHS Auditorium featuring the AFHS and AF JUNIOR Orchestra's. As a director, I was to thank all those who helped with the set-up, programs, decorations and the tasty samples of Allyson's Pantry. Please know that the students did their best to perform well. We evaluated our performances and discussed important details that would enhance our next performance. Thank you to all who came and supported the students and the orchestra program. We loved having you hear us play!
Thursday, October 15, 2009
WELCOME TO OCTOBER
Here it is the 15th already! The past week has been very busy with many happy and sad times. We as an orchestra would like to send our condolences to AFHS marching band in the loss of their friend and director, Heather Christensen. She was a friend to us as well at AF Orchestras. We will miss her smile and her friendship. Her funeral will be held at American Fork Tabernacle on Saturday, October 17 at 11 am.
A big thanks from Mrs. Smith for the sweet comments about the marriage of her daughter Carly. Thanks to all the students and parents who supported my family at this time. It was a wonderful event!
A big thanks from Mrs. Smith for the sweet comments about the marriage of her daughter Carly. Thanks to all the students and parents who supported my family at this time. It was a wonderful event!
Saturday, September 19, 2009
TOUR INFORMATION FOR Southern UTAH /Las VEGAS TOUR......You're GONNA LOVE IT!
For those of you who are unable to attend the Meeting, Here is the proposed itinerary for this year's Orchestra Tour. It's gonna be great! (Note that this is not a FINAL Tour itinerary. Items and times may change slightly to accomodate schedule changes!)
Proposed Itinerary for Southern Utah/LAS VEGAS Tour- April 15, 16, 17,18, 2010
Thursday April 15, 2010
7:30 AM—Meet/Load Charter Bus
8:30 AM—Departure for St. George
12:30pm Arrive in St. George/ Sack Lunch on own
1 PM –Dixie State College—Rehearsal/Master Class Possible exchange concert with St. George H.S.
225 S. 700 E., St. George, Utah (435) 652-7500
3PM—Check into Hotel –Abbey Inn St. George
3:45 PM-- Load Bus—Early Dinner at Golden Corral
42 South River Rd.
St. George, Utah
4:30 PM Depart for Las Vegas
6:30pm Arrive in Las Vegas/ Mandalay Bay Theatre
7:30pm - Mandalay Bay-Broadway production of Disney’s Lion King
10:30pm Return to St. George
12 Midnight Room check/ Lights out
Friday April 16.2010
8:30-9:30 am Breakfast at Abbey Inn, 1129 south Bluff St, St. George, UT 84770, (435) 652-5950
9:45 am Load bus for Zion National Park
11 am- Load Shuttle in Zion’s Park
Lunch on own at Zion’s Lodge
Visit visitor center, various trails and sightseeing in park (NO ANGEL’S LANDING HIKES!)
4 PM Tailgate BBQ at the Visitors Center in Springdale –Dinner Provided
6pm Return to St. George
7-9 pm Lazer Mania game center
Return to Hotel 9pm
Lights out/Room check 10:30pm
Saturday April 17, 2010
6:30-7:45am Breakfast at Abbey Inn
8 am Load bus
8:15 am Leave for Las Vegas/ Heritage Festival
10 am Arrive at Heritage Festival/
Performance and Concert Attendance TIME TBA
Lunch on Own
-Time TBA Early Afternoon- Guided Tour of Hoover Dam
-Return to Adventure Dome/Circus Circus
-Dinner Voucher at Circus Circus Buffet
-7:30pm Heritage Festival Awards
9pm Return to St. George and Abbey Inn
11:30pm-Room Check/Lights out
Sunday ,April 18, 2010
6:30-8am Breakfast and Checkout
8:30 am Leave St. George for Home
12:30pm Arrive at American Fork High School
The cost of the tour is $350/per person. That includes transportation, Hotel, National Park fees, Meals (Breakfast and Dinner each day), Heritage Festival entrance fees, Entrance to Hoover Dam, Lazer Mania, Lion King and AdventureDome.
Rules for Tour 2010
1. Boys and girls may not under any circumstances be in each other’s hotel rooms at any time.
2. Always be in groups of 4 or more people.
3. Keep your chaperone informed at all times as to where you are.
4. Be quiet and courteous to other hotel guests. Horseplay, loud noise and congregating are not allowed after 9pm near guest windows or doors. If you are meeting a group, please meet in the lobby of the hotel.
5. Nightly curfew: Be in own room by 10:00pm or ½ hour after returning to the hotel each night.
ANYBODY MAKING NOISE SO AS TO DISTURB OTHER HOTEL GUESTS WILL FAIL CITIZENSHIP FOR THE TERM!
6. Be on TIME! Coaches will leave at the time on the itinerary or as announced. Be at the coaches
10 minutes early. If you are more than 5 minutes late your participation grade for tour will be lowered.
7. Stereos, ipods, mp3's, radios, etc. must have personal headphone to be used. This also applies while in the your hotel rooms.
8. No outside calls from your hotel room. Use the pay phones or cell phones if you must call long distance. Do not call other rooms after curfew unless it is an emergency. In an emergency, call your chaperone immediately.
9. Videos may be watched on the coaches (if VCR or DVD player is available) and in rooms but can be rated no higher than PG. This is a district policy and cannot be changed.
10. No switching coaches. This makes it too hard to keep track of everyone.
11. Keep your hotel rooms clean. If you break anything, you pay for it.
12. Remember that you are representing American Fork High School….show a lot of class.
13. You are expected to participate in all scheduled activities. You can only leave the tour with a parent. Other family members may meet you at the sight-seeing activities or concerts on the tour,
but it is district policy that you cannot leave the tour unless it is with your parent.
14. All school rules apply while on tour. This includes dress standards!!! No mooning, indecent exposure, lewd or offensive language or behavior, strip poker of any kind, or public displays of affection of any kind will not be tolerated. No Sexual inuendo and calling between rooms with any such practice. No boxing gloves or other items that are not acceptable to use during school hours are allowed. No smoking, alcohol, or drugs (other than those listed on your health form) are permitted. This includes the taking of caffeine tablets to stay awake all night on the bus or hotel. Bring your handbook if you have any questions. What is not acceptable at school is not acceptable on tour.
15. You are responsible to carry your own luggage and instruments. Luggage is limited to one medium sized suit case to check and one carry on or back-pack.
16. HAVE FUN!!!!
I have read the above rules and agree to follow them. I understand that if I choose to break the rules that my room assignment, coach assignment, and/or my opportunity to participate in the activities on tour can/will be changed.
Student Signature____________________________ Date_______________________
I have reviewed the above rules with my student. I understand that in the event of any infraction(s) of bold lettered rules that my student will be returned home at my expense.
Parent Signature______________________________ Date__________________________
Proposed Itinerary for Southern Utah/LAS VEGAS Tour- April 15, 16, 17,18, 2010
Thursday April 15, 2010
7:30 AM—Meet/Load Charter Bus
8:30 AM—Departure for St. George
12:30pm Arrive in St. George/ Sack Lunch on own
1 PM –Dixie State College—Rehearsal/Master Class Possible exchange concert with St. George H.S.
225 S. 700 E., St. George, Utah (435) 652-7500
3PM—Check into Hotel –Abbey Inn St. George
3:45 PM-- Load Bus—Early Dinner at Golden Corral
42 South River Rd.
St. George, Utah
4:30 PM Depart for Las Vegas
6:30pm Arrive in Las Vegas/ Mandalay Bay Theatre
7:30pm - Mandalay Bay-Broadway production of Disney’s Lion King
10:30pm Return to St. George
12 Midnight Room check/ Lights out
Friday April 16.2010
8:30-9:30 am Breakfast at Abbey Inn, 1129 south Bluff St, St. George, UT 84770, (435) 652-5950
9:45 am Load bus for Zion National Park
11 am- Load Shuttle in Zion’s Park
Lunch on own at Zion’s Lodge
Visit visitor center, various trails and sightseeing in park (NO ANGEL’S LANDING HIKES!)
4 PM Tailgate BBQ at the Visitors Center in Springdale –Dinner Provided
6pm Return to St. George
7-9 pm Lazer Mania game center
Return to Hotel 9pm
Lights out/Room check 10:30pm
Saturday April 17, 2010
6:30-7:45am Breakfast at Abbey Inn
8 am Load bus
8:15 am Leave for Las Vegas/ Heritage Festival
10 am Arrive at Heritage Festival/
Performance and Concert Attendance TIME TBA
Lunch on Own
-Time TBA Early Afternoon- Guided Tour of Hoover Dam
-Return to Adventure Dome/Circus Circus
-Dinner Voucher at Circus Circus Buffet
-7:30pm Heritage Festival Awards
9pm Return to St. George and Abbey Inn
11:30pm-Room Check/Lights out
Sunday ,April 18, 2010
6:30-8am Breakfast and Checkout
8:30 am Leave St. George for Home
12:30pm Arrive at American Fork High School
The cost of the tour is $350/per person. That includes transportation, Hotel, National Park fees, Meals (Breakfast and Dinner each day), Heritage Festival entrance fees, Entrance to Hoover Dam, Lazer Mania, Lion King and AdventureDome.
Rules for Tour 2010
1. Boys and girls may not under any circumstances be in each other’s hotel rooms at any time.
2. Always be in groups of 4 or more people.
3. Keep your chaperone informed at all times as to where you are.
4. Be quiet and courteous to other hotel guests. Horseplay, loud noise and congregating are not allowed after 9pm near guest windows or doors. If you are meeting a group, please meet in the lobby of the hotel.
5. Nightly curfew: Be in own room by 10:00pm or ½ hour after returning to the hotel each night.
ANYBODY MAKING NOISE SO AS TO DISTURB OTHER HOTEL GUESTS WILL FAIL CITIZENSHIP FOR THE TERM!
6. Be on TIME! Coaches will leave at the time on the itinerary or as announced. Be at the coaches
10 minutes early. If you are more than 5 minutes late your participation grade for tour will be lowered.
7. Stereos, ipods, mp3's, radios, etc. must have personal headphone to be used. This also applies while in the your hotel rooms.
8. No outside calls from your hotel room. Use the pay phones or cell phones if you must call long distance. Do not call other rooms after curfew unless it is an emergency. In an emergency, call your chaperone immediately.
9. Videos may be watched on the coaches (if VCR or DVD player is available) and in rooms but can be rated no higher than PG. This is a district policy and cannot be changed.
10. No switching coaches. This makes it too hard to keep track of everyone.
11. Keep your hotel rooms clean. If you break anything, you pay for it.
12. Remember that you are representing American Fork High School….show a lot of class.
13. You are expected to participate in all scheduled activities. You can only leave the tour with a parent. Other family members may meet you at the sight-seeing activities or concerts on the tour,
but it is district policy that you cannot leave the tour unless it is with your parent.
14. All school rules apply while on tour. This includes dress standards!!! No mooning, indecent exposure, lewd or offensive language or behavior, strip poker of any kind, or public displays of affection of any kind will not be tolerated. No Sexual inuendo and calling between rooms with any such practice. No boxing gloves or other items that are not acceptable to use during school hours are allowed. No smoking, alcohol, or drugs (other than those listed on your health form) are permitted. This includes the taking of caffeine tablets to stay awake all night on the bus or hotel. Bring your handbook if you have any questions. What is not acceptable at school is not acceptable on tour.
15. You are responsible to carry your own luggage and instruments. Luggage is limited to one medium sized suit case to check and one carry on or back-pack.
16. HAVE FUN!!!!
I have read the above rules and agree to follow them. I understand that if I choose to break the rules that my room assignment, coach assignment, and/or my opportunity to participate in the activities on tour can/will be changed.
Student Signature____________________________ Date_______________________
I have reviewed the above rules with my student. I understand that in the event of any infraction(s) of bold lettered rules that my student will be returned home at my expense.
Parent Signature______________________________ Date__________________________
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