*Little Chute High School's performing arts productions would not be nearly as successful as they have been without the hard work and dedication of our parent volunteers. We would like to take a minute to specifically acknowledge the efforts of some of our volunteers who have contributed to this year's success.
-Thank you to the Walker and Toeppler families for their endless hours of coordination, designing, construction and work.
-Thank you to Suzie Hurst for coordinating and managing the concessions.
-Thank you to the many parents involved in ticket sales, set construction and the post-performance cast meal.
-Thank you to the Key Club for working as ushers.
-Thank you to all the parents and staff who support and pour into your children's passion for the arts.
The performing arts booster aims to support our students and staff in the arts. We have been able to offset some of the various costs for programs your child participates in. This includes, but is not limited to things such as: this year's pit orchestra for tonight's performance, band/choir field trips, Skills USA, DI, Forensics, DECA, scholarships and auditorium equipment upgrades. The funding to do all of these things is possible through the management of the concession stand for most outdoor activities. This is a wonderful fundraising opportunity, and we are so very grateful to those of you who came out and helped with this fall's concessions and look forward to meeting more of you this spring when we will again be in need of volunteers. Many hands make light work.
If you would like to have more input into the volunteer/fundraising opportunities and how future funds are distributed, we would love to see more parents of students currently in 5th-12th grade join us at our monthly meetings. Meetings are typically held at 6 pm the 3rd Sunday of the month, at the Little Chute Civic Center. If you are interested in hearing more about the LC performing arts booster please feel free to contact us at lcpa.performingarts@gmail.com.*
*In addition to thanking and acknowledging the efforts of our parent group, we also want to extend our very sincerest thanks to Mr. Nathan Frailey and the Little Chute Area School District for committing a lot of time and resources over the last few years to improving our auditorium facility. The upgrades to our sound and lighting systems have had a profound effect not only on the on-stage experience that our performers are having, but also with the experiences that we have been able to provide students getting involved in the production aspects of theater. Thank you!*
