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Mrs. Michelle Jamieson arrives as the new band teacher to take on the challenge of continuing the music program.
Natalie Deeble, Izzy Hernandez, Desiree Montejano & Jules Sanchez
August 31, 2023
Original staff member Mr. Kris Harper to depart for elementary performing arts program
Alyssa Folmer
,
Emerson Kibby
, and
Isabella Tomasini
May 28, 2023
Concert Choir, Jazz Band combine for May 24 concert
Nikhita Tandon
, Staff Writer
May 26, 2022
VAPA Showcase Jan. 25 highlights performers in music, dance, theatre
Emma Accacian
, Editor-In-Chief
January 27, 2019
Choir, orchestra, jazz, symphonic bands perform at Winter Concert
Emma Accacian
, staff writer
December 28, 2017
Music program is competing at Disneyland
Rachel Larson
, Staff Writer
January 29, 2016
Winter Band and Choir Concert on PhotoPeach
Band, choir perform at annual winter concert
Kacie Nicholson
, Staff Writer
December 17, 2015
Tenth annual winter concert pays off for music department
Camelia Coffman
, Staff Writer
December 24, 2014
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![During zero period jazz band, Gabrielle Clouard, Jess Vicuna, Zachary Taylor and Mr. Kris Harper reminisce about their band experiences in one of the final classes taught by Harper. Harper is leaving to teach in an elementary school music program, as part of the passing of Proposition 28 to reshape performing arts programs in public schools. After 18 years of service, Harper’s position is being filled by a new music teacher, leaving many students both with questions and thoughts about Harper’s impact. “From a band teacher to student, the teacher will still be there, but there's definitely a connection the students have [that] won't be the same with another teacher. I think students will have to help other students adjust and adapt to a new teacher,” Mansour Brame said. Photo by Emerson Kibby](https://www.whitneyupdate.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_1267-900x600.jpg)
