Community and inclusion Spring Show featuring music, singing, acting, dancing, and art.
Community and inclusion Spring Show featuring music, singing, acting, dancing, and art.
Right before the April holidays, our youngest students put on a show for staff, parents, and siblings, featuring singing, acting, dancing, musical instruments, and decorated with handmade art. On April 24, our elementary school hosted a Spring Show celebrating Community and Inclusion.
Each grade level took the theme to heart, blending music with expressive pantomime to tell stories of kindness, honesty, and belonging.
| Grade | Theme & Highlights | Songs Performed |
| 5B | Teamwork | Try Everything (featuring piano, ukulele, and recorders) |
| 5C | World Without Love? | We Are One (with electric guitar and piano) |
| 5A | Including Peers | You Will Be Found |
| 4A | Honesty | Winter (Vivaldi piano duet) & Best Day of My Life |
| 4B | Try Your Best | I’m Still Standing & Everybody, Everybody |
| 3A | Encouragement | Encourage One Another |
| 3B | Kindness | Finding the Sunshine (with a beautiful scarf dance) |
| 2A | Heart Matters | Together Together |
| 2B | Working Together | Walking in the Forest & Get Back Up Again |
| 1B | Friendship | Say Hello (ukulele accompaniment) & Forever Friends |
| Dance Beyond | Everybody, Everybody | Everybody |
| Joyful Voices Beyond | Let’s Spread Joy | K-I-N-D, One Small Voice |
Greeting guests in the entrance of the gym were some pieces from Spring Art Show, where student work reflected the same themes of unity and diversity. The visual art added dimension to the event and let parents and siblings see how far the students have come over the year.
The music show also featured some pantomime acts, where students used gesture and expression to show what it means to welcome a new friend or stand up for a peer.
The dance beyond was dynamic, with grace and energy, as students made high kicks, fast cartwheels, and danced with each other with excitement.
The Joyful Voices beyond group were joined on stage by their teachers for a collaborative rendition featuring ukulele and cello. They closed their set with One Small Voice, reminding us all that inclusion starts with a single person making a choice to be kind.
A huge thank you to all the staff, parents, and especially our students for putting in the hard work to make the 2026 Spring Show a success.
