The Elementary Showcase brought together students, families, and teachers for a wonderful celebration of learning and the arts. The gym was transformed into a welcoming performance space, with a lighted curtain serving as the stage backdrop and large balloon music notes adding a festive touch. The atmosphere was energetic and supportive as students prepared to share their talents.
The showcase featured an impressive range of performances that reflected the diverse interests and skills of our elementary students. Throughout the program, students performed piano pieces spanning classical and contemporary music, including Canon in D, Over the Rainbow, River Flows in You, and Can-Can. Instrumental performances also included drums, violin, guitar, and combined guitar and piano pieces, each performed with confidence and focus.
In addition to music, students captivated the audience with expressive dance performances, graceful ballet pieces, dynamic jump rope routines, and a powerful taekwondo demonstration. Vocal performances added another layer to the program, with students singing well-loved songs such as For Good and A Million Dreams. Every act highlighted the students’ dedication, practice, and willingness to perform in front of an audience.
The event ran smoothly thanks to the teamwork behind the scenes. Our student production crew took on important roles as MC hosts, stage hands, and ushers, gaining valuable experience in event production and leadership. Teachers supported the showcase by helping with production, supervising students in the audience, and ensuring that performers felt encouraged and prepared.
Music teacher Ms. Anna directed the show, guiding students through rehearsals and the final performance. Art teacher Ms. Raquel added a special touch by displaying student artwork in the entryway, giving families an opportunity to appreciate the creativity of our young artists even before the performances began.
The Elementary Showcase was a proud moment for our school community. It celebrated musical and artistic talent, but also confidence, teamwork, and growth. We are grateful to the teachers, staff, families, and outside instructors who supported students in preparing for this event, and we are incredibly proud of our elementary students for sharing their talents on stage.
