Kids need the arts, it teaches them so much. do not cut this program
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Carrie Devine
5 years ago
The arts or just as essential as math, science and ELA. This is unacceptable. It also does not align with the district’s strategic plan. This decision shows complete ignorance and lack of respect for a comprehensive education..
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Vince Petronio
5 years ago
The arts. We can’t have a civil society without the arts. What were you thinking?????
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Katarina Ezikovich
5 years ago
This year has shown how important the arts are in keeping people sane. If you deem this program unworthy then go home to enjoy TV, movies, ANY form of art, then you are hypocrites.
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Susan V Nerone
5 years ago
Many life skills are learned thru participation in theatre and chorus: confidence, team work, responsibility. I have been fortunate to attend the theatre productions and all school concerts. It is remarkable what Andre Arsenault and Mr Mendina accomplish with their students. Every bit as impressive and improved as sports art music library to name a few programs. Students need constructive activities for their growing minds, emotions, and bodies as well as learning Math and LA.
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Tom Epstein
5 years ago
Theatre in schools = child development
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Leviticus
5 years ago
"Is we get rid of the arts then what are we fighting for?"
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Trey DiGioia
5 years ago
Please. This matters.
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Heather Maloney
5 years ago
Former student and theater alum!
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Adrianna Medeiros
5 years ago
Please do not cut theatre. Kids need something to look forward to in high school.
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Cheryl Noury Hamilton
5 years ago
As a former Mt. Hope Parent whose child benefited greatly from this program, assisted in making her who she is today, in which I could not be more proud. This program helped these students become who they are today. Well rounded adults, contributing to society. Taught them to work together and support each other's talents, gave them a sense of belonging and accomplishment from participating in something extremely special.
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Kassy
5 years ago
What the world needs now more than ever are teachers building empathetic, compassionate, creative global citizens. The arts are what encourage that behavior in children. It should be the last thing cut.
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Luna Gosselin
5 years ago
Unbelievable! Stay fighting for your dreams!
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Julia Bentley
5 years ago
Theatre is a passion for many students. They have an opportunity to blossom into who they are. I wouldn’t want that to be taken away from anyone.
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Marilyn Pellerin
5 years ago
I have attended many excellent, high quality, impressive plays and musicals at Mt. Hope High School. Theatre, as well as music, sports, robotics, etc.. produce well-rounded students by bringing out the best in them. Taking away any life-learning lesson from students would be devastating.
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Jeannine Viveiros
5 years ago
Keep Theater! We NEED THE
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Stephen Dryer
5 years ago
BHS/MHHS 1992-1997
Theatre all 4 years of high school
Make it work and find the money.
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Jason Robert LeClair
5 years ago
If the concern fir the students is learning loss, why eliminate a program internationally proven to enhance academic performance and social emotional learning?
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Diane G Egge
5 years ago
This department creates well rounded people. It is important to keep it.
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Derek Borbon
5 years ago
Theater is an integral part of the identity of many in the student body. It can not be removed.
Kids need the arts, it teaches them so much. do not cut this program
The arts or just as essential as math, science and ELA. This is unacceptable. It also does not align with the district’s strategic plan. This decision shows complete ignorance and lack of respect for a comprehensive education..
The arts. We can’t have a civil society without the arts. What were you thinking?????
This year has shown how important the arts are in keeping people sane. If you deem this program unworthy then go home to enjoy TV, movies, ANY form of art, then you are hypocrites.
Many life skills are learned thru participation in theatre and chorus: confidence, team work, responsibility. I have been fortunate to attend the theatre productions and all school concerts. It is remarkable what Andre Arsenault and Mr Mendina accomplish with their students. Every bit as impressive and improved as sports art music library to name a few programs. Students need constructive activities for their growing minds, emotions, and bodies as well as learning Math and LA.
Theatre in schools = child development
"Is we get rid of the arts then what are we fighting for?"
Please. This matters.
Former student and theater alum!
Please do not cut theatre. Kids need something to look forward to in high school.
As a former Mt. Hope Parent whose child benefited greatly from this program, assisted in making her who she is today, in which I could not be more proud. This program helped these students become who they are today. Well rounded adults, contributing to society. Taught them to work together and support each other's talents, gave them a sense of belonging and accomplishment from participating in something extremely special.
What the world needs now more than ever are teachers building empathetic, compassionate, creative global citizens. The arts are what encourage that behavior in children. It should be the last thing cut.
Unbelievable! Stay fighting for your dreams!
Theatre is a passion for many students. They have an opportunity to blossom into who they are. I wouldn’t want that to be taken away from anyone.
I have attended many excellent, high quality, impressive plays and musicals at Mt. Hope High School. Theatre, as well as music, sports, robotics, etc.. produce well-rounded students by bringing out the best in them. Taking away any life-learning lesson from students would be devastating.
Keep Theater! We NEED THE
BHS/MHHS 1992-1997 Theatre all 4 years of high school Make it work and find the money.
If the concern fir the students is learning loss, why eliminate a program internationally proven to enhance academic performance and social emotional learning?
This department creates well rounded people. It is important to keep it.
Theater is an integral part of the identity of many in the student body. It can not be removed.