The Bristol Warren Regional School District in Bristol, Rhode Island is trying to completely cut the theatre department at Mt. Hope High School. We as students will not stand for this. Sign the petition, support us. Help us save the Masqueraders!
i cant believe we just hit 1000 signatures. my phone has been buzzing nonstop and it feels like people are actually listening to us now.
Reached 1,000 supporters
May 7, 2021
May 7, 2021
i honestly cant believe how many people have jumped on this to help save our theatre department. the energy in the hallways today is totally different because we all know we have a real shot at winning this.
Reached 100 supporters
May 7, 2021
503 Comments
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Liam Roberts
5 years ago
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I didn't attend Mt. Hope but theatre is just as important as the sports that school districts pour money into. Getting rid of the theatre dept is an unwise budget cut, by doing it you are alienating a large demographic in the student body.
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Noah Hanmer
5 years ago
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It is truly appalling how often theater comes up on the chopping block, and the Mount Hope theater program is truly exceptional. There is no excuse for threatening the program's demise to save money, especially when it's one of the school's best features.
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Kristen Procopio
5 years ago
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As mom of a theatre girl, the idea of this is astonishing to me. Theatre, like the other arts should be essential. It has given my daughter confidence, taught her to work for things she wants and helped her handle disappointment with grace.
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Artemis W Ezikovich
5 years ago
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Who would think that a well-rounded education would not include the Performing Arts. Is that how Bristol, RI wants to be seen by the rest of the state and country? From producing Shakespeare and Musicals every year to what Bristol? Really? What a Class act BWRSD. Bravo.
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Katey Mestre
5 years ago
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Performing arts was a place that was home to me in high school at Mt. Hope, I found many great friends, learned discipline and hard work, and gained many skills that are still vital to me this day. Shame on the school district for attempting to cut these important programs.
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Melinda Groff
5 years ago
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As a parent of a former student I find this outrageous! This program serves as an outlet for many students just as sports do for others. Not to mention the teacher is one of the best mentors and most amazing person.
If this goes what’s next? Band? Chorus?
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Anonymous
5 months ago
Lets go Mount Hope theater department! Thank you Gabby Hollands for bringing this amazing cause to my attention.
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David J Paull
3 years ago
I watched a phenomenal performance tonight (4/29) of SpongeBob the Musical and then learned that this program is being cut. I am shocked and disgusted that students are not being put #1 over pennies. What I witnessed tonight was nothing less than an incredible performance that obviously has a strong group of 40+ students working hard and making our world better. Shame on ANYONE that pushes penny saving over student achievement.
The Bristol Warren Regional School District in Bristol, Rhode Island is trying to completely cut the theatre department at Mt. Hope High School. We as students will not stand for this. Sign the petition, support us. Help us save the Masqueraders!
i cant believe we just hit 1000 signatures. my phone has been buzzing nonstop and it feels like people are actually listening to us now.
Reached 1,000 supporters
May 7, 2021
May 7, 2021
i honestly cant believe how many people have jumped on this to help save our theatre department. the energy in the hallways today is totally different because we all know we have a real shot at winning this.
Reached 100 supporters
May 7, 2021
503 Comments
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Liam Roberts
5 years ago
Featured
I didn't attend Mt. Hope but theatre is just as important as the sports that school districts pour money into. Getting rid of the theatre dept is an unwise budget cut, by doing it you are alienating a large demographic in the student body.
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Noah Hanmer
5 years ago
Featured
It is truly appalling how often theater comes up on the chopping block, and the Mount Hope theater program is truly exceptional. There is no excuse for threatening the program's demise to save money, especially when it's one of the school's best features.
K
Kristen Procopio
5 years ago
Featured
As mom of a theatre girl, the idea of this is astonishing to me. Theatre, like the other arts should be essential. It has given my daughter confidence, taught her to work for things she wants and helped her handle disappointment with grace.
A
Artemis W Ezikovich
5 years ago
Featured
Who would think that a well-rounded education would not include the Performing Arts. Is that how Bristol, RI wants to be seen by the rest of the state and country? From producing Shakespeare and Musicals every year to what Bristol? Really? What a Class act BWRSD. Bravo.
K
Katey Mestre
5 years ago
Featured
Performing arts was a place that was home to me in high school at Mt. Hope, I found many great friends, learned discipline and hard work, and gained many skills that are still vital to me this day. Shame on the school district for attempting to cut these important programs.
M
Melinda Groff
5 years ago
Featured
As a parent of a former student I find this outrageous! This program serves as an outlet for many students just as sports do for others. Not to mention the teacher is one of the best mentors and most amazing person.
If this goes what’s next? Band? Chorus?
A
Anonymous
5 months ago
Lets go Mount Hope theater department! Thank you Gabby Hollands for bringing this amazing cause to my attention.
D
David J Paull
3 years ago
I watched a phenomenal performance tonight (4/29) of SpongeBob the Musical and then learned that this program is being cut. I am shocked and disgusted that students are not being put #1 over pennies. What I witnessed tonight was nothing less than an incredible performance that obviously has a strong group of 40+ students working hard and making our world better. Shame on ANYONE that pushes penny saving over student achievement.
I didn't attend Mt. Hope but theatre is just as important as the sports that school districts pour money into. Getting rid of the theatre dept is an unwise budget cut, by doing it you are alienating a large demographic in the student body.