Class Field Trip

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I had the unique opportunity to chaperone a class outing to see a play downtown Seattle. We (I use that term loosely) had to put about 100 students on 4 city buses. I learned some things:

1. I failed as a chaperone.
2. Chaperon can be with or without an "e".
3.The middle school teachers are a talented bunch. (I watched how they handled and organized the  students.)
4. Despite giving detailed instructions the kids kept asking the same questions. I would go crazy as a teacher  having to answer said question over and over.)
5. Our kids look great in their uniforms.
6. They are polite.

Here are a few photos of the trip.

 Passing the time with a goofy hand clapping game.


These boys eventually gave up their seat....awww



I just wanted to capture images (on my phone) that showed how the kids looked day to day. Nothing spectacular but I liked it none-the-less.

Seussical Jr..

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Thank you Katie Franklin for taking on such a lofty production. Here are some photo highlights:
(All of the lines are from listening to so many rehearsals and may be inaccurate but you get the idea.)

...enough about Horton, let's talk about me!

The Wickersham Brothers
...and the young kangaroo in her pouch said....

...meee tooo


...were Whos here smaller than the eye can see...

...I have wings and I can fly...
...ha laughed a voice, ha laughed some other, ha ha ha laughed the Wickersham Brothers...

...biggest blame fool in the jungle of Nool...

...get the pills and you can have frills...

...all for you... all for you ou ou...

...talkin' to a speck...talkin' to a speck..



...Notice me Horton feather by feather...


...remanded to the Nool asylum for the criminally insane....

...One think and you drive me right on to the stage...
...fasten your seat belt cause now things go wrong...

...where even a Grinch wouldn't dare to be totally mean...

The awesome stage crew. It would not be a success without them. Thank you.