Worcester Prep lower school students showcase music and art
Worcester Preparatory School families and friends gathered to enjoy the spring music and art program, “The Field Trip,” performed by students in pre-K through fifth grade.
Directed by Joanie Brittingham, lower school music educator, the showcase featured more than 200 students singing, dancing and taking the audience on a creative journey across America’s national parks. Along the way, students shared fun facts and fascinating discoveries that brought their virtual field trip to life.
The program also included a special fifth-grade promotion ceremony, celebrating the students' transition to middle school.
Following the performance, guests were invited to explore a vibrant display of student artwork in the field house. Guided by Catherine Roman, lower school art teacher, students created pieces inspired by this year’s theme, tying together the music and visual arts components of the event.
Worcester Prep’s fifth-grade students gather for “The Field Trip,” their final lower school performance. Shown are in back (l-r) Freddy Hertrich, Rehoboth Beach; Roz Hagner, Berlin, Md.; Teo Conev, Berlin; Marshal Hidell, Rehoboth Beach; Maverick Pyne, Rehoboth Beach; Peter Van Dalen, Rehoboth Beach; Jack Parks, Salisbury, Md.; Amalia Gjikuria, Ocean City, Md.; Aaralyn Lillquist, Selbyville; Grace Tunnell, Lewes; and Sloane Kremer, Snow Hill, Md. In the second row are Carter Harrison, Ocean City; Grant Messner, Berlin; Piper Coyle, Berlin; Bia Prosekova, Selbyville; Madelyn Tull, Rehoboth Beach; Kingsley Giardina, Berlin; Kate DelliGatti, Berlin; Charlize Damouni, Lewes; Nora Rafinski, Berlin; Isabella Labin, Rehoboth Beach; Jude Waked, Rehoboth Beach, Tobi Blaska, Ocean City; and Avrum Gudelsky, Ocean City. In the front row are Abigail Kratzer, Bishopville, Md.; Anya Murukutla, Rehoboth Beach; Avery Freitas, Dagsboro; Priya Garg, Berlin; Jaanvi Pandher, Berlin; Lila Holland, Berlin; Joey Kraeuter, Berlin; Know Luttrell, Delmar; Jace Zervakos, Selbyville; John Freitas, Dagsboro; and Mykolas Doyle, Selbyville.
