Crockett Intermediate School’s 5th Grade Fine Arts Night was a vibrant showcase of young talent and creativity.
The event provided a platform for students to exhibit their skills and express their artistic abilities in various forms. Art students proudly displayed an array of their creative works, demonstrating their growing skills and imaginative approaches. Band students showcased their musical progress with performances on recorders, filling the venue with lively tunes and rhythms. Choir students captivated the audience with a series of well-rehearsed songs, highlighting their vocal talents and teamwork.
This event not only celebrated the accomplishments of the students but also served as an introduction to the diverse fine arts pathways available at the school. Over the next nine weeks, students will have the opportunity to rotate through different fine arts classes, allowing them to gain exposure to various disciplines. This rotational approach is designed to help students explore their interests and talents, ultimately guiding them toward a more focused area of study as they transition into 6th grade. By providing this exploratory period, Crockett Intermediate School aims to nurture a lifelong appreciation for the arts and empower students to make informed decisions about their future artistic endeavors.
Pictured: Tarsay Walters, Kemonte Young, Collin Terry, and Major Cooper.
