Please continue to work on and complete your monologue projects (due next class, Oct. 1). If you complete your project, please follow the directions below to begin your 10-minute play project. Today, please work on these two projects.
A reminder that tomorrow we will attend the production of Amadeus. Please make sure you have read the handout before you attend. Dress appropriately and bring a bagged lunch. We will gather in the Commons at 9:30. Please remind your teachers today that you will be missing 3-8 period.
ALL PERMISSION SLIPS MUST BE TURNED IN TODAY IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON ATTENDING THE FIELD TRIP. WITHOUT THE PAPERWORK, I CANNOT TAKE YOU OUT OF THE BUILDING DUE TO DISTRICT POLICY.
This blog is designed for Rochester City School students at the School of the Arts in support of their classes: Playwriting & Film Studies.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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