Saturday night was the District Variety Show to raise money for ABC/25 , our district's grant foundation. Teachers, support staff, administrators (current and past) took the stage to sing, dance, act, do magic, and perform on their instruments. It's always fun to see the live performances by people showing talents we don't regularly see in the classroom. Dryden staff and students put a video together for this occasion to celebrate our dedication to our students and the Common Core. View Common Core Crazy below.
Common Core Crazy from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.
Len Deptula & Kathryn Harris sing a duet
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District music teachers on Drums (blindfolded)
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Jerry Berger, Westgate music teacher, sings a solo
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Dot Weber returned to the district's V-show stage (tiara and all) after having retired as superintendent 14 years ago. She looked and sang as if she had never left.
I was on stage with her 14 years ago performing Joni Mitchell's, Big Yellow Taxi along with Dryden staff members dancing and playing instruments while dressed in overalls and plaid. I also was one of the three Hee Haw Honeys who did comedy continuity in between acts. (It was a country themed V-show.) I remember that a week before the show my boyfriend had proposed. I flashed my engagement ring and gave a wave to my fiancé during my comedy skit. I was flooded with all these happy memories as I sat in the audience next to my husband of almost 14 years watching Dot once again.
I was on stage with her 14 years ago performing Joni Mitchell's, Big Yellow Taxi along with Dryden staff members dancing and playing instruments while dressed in overalls and plaid. I also was one of the three Hee Haw Honeys who did comedy continuity in between acts. (It was a country themed V-show.) I remember that a week before the show my boyfriend had proposed. I flashed my engagement ring and gave a wave to my fiancé during my comedy skit. I was flooded with all these happy memories as I sat in the audience next to my husband of almost 14 years watching Dot once again.
Below (or click here) is a montage of a couple acts you just have to see!
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