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The students attended one of the best plays any of us have ever seen today! We saw Mexodus at Center Stage. It’s only showing through the weekend but if you can get tickets, we highly recommend it!

It is a musical masterpiece utilizing various genres including hip hop to tell the little told story of the underground railroad of those escaping slavery who went to Mexico.

The multi-talented playwrights Nygel Robinson and Brian Quijada were also the actors in this two person captivating play.

We deeply appreciate our long relationship with Baltimore Center Stage who invite us to attend several of their plays every year.

Stay tuned for more on this tomorrow!

The writing talent, skills and creativity of students at The Community School have been developed through weekly sessions with writing teacher and mentor Don Riesett.  Every week, students develop a work and share it with the class that culminates in producing three portfolios a year.

Each year our students have been recognized in the Maryland Regional Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. This year was no exception and TCS students have more award winners with more works recognized than any other year.

Congratulations Rhys, Madison, Danny, Kendall, Ethan, Karla, Hector, Sam, Mohamed, Quinn, Ruth and Fatima!  Thank you Mr. Don!

GOLD KEY AWARD WINNERS

Rhys Gulfoyle “4 Seasons: [Flash Fiction]

Madison Hansel “Famous Trios” [Flash Fiction]

Danny Buck “4 Seasons: [Flash Fiction]

Kendall Curtis “Shades” [Poetry]

Sam Meenan “The Megalopolis Pt. 1” [Science Fiction and Fantasy]

Fatima Chaudry “I’m Not Mexican Nor A Catholic; So Why?” [Short Story]

SILVER KEY AWARD WINNERS

Mohamed Cisse “If Art Could Talk” [Flash Fiction]

Kendall Curtis  “Cribs Episode 3: Pinocchio”   [Humor]

Kendall Curtis  “This Is Who I Am” [Poetry]

Kendall Curtis  “Learning to Sew” [Personal Essay and Memoir]

Kendall Curtis  “Wonderland” [Personal Essay and Memoir]

Kendall Curtis ‘The Power of Chocolate” [Poetry]

Kendall Curtis “Believing In Yourself ” [Flash Fiction]

Kendall Curtis “Nightmare” [Flash Fiction]

Rhys Guilfoyle “Be the Beast” [Flash Fiction]

Quinn Guilfoyle “The Hallway” [Flash Fiction]

Quinn Guilfoyle “Stuck In Wonderland” [Flash Fiction]

Quinn Guilfoyle “Doppelganger” [Flash Fiction]

Madison Hansel  “Courage”  [Personal Essay and Memoir]

Madison Hansel “Color ” [Personal Essay and Memoir]

Ethan Jobita Jemadari “The Blue Rose” [Flash Fiction]

Karla Rivas “Get What You Give” [Poetry]

Hector Rivas “The Big Bad Wolf ” [Dramatic Script ]

Ruth Rivas “My Confined Space” [Flash Fiction]

Fatima Chaudhry “I’ll Always Choose You” [Flash Fiction]

Fatima Chaudhry “The White Box” [Flash Fiction]

HONORABLE MENTION AWARD WINNERS

Madison Hansel “You get What You Give” [Personal Essay and Memoir]

Mohamed Cisse “The White Box” [Flash Fiction]

The deteriorating and desperate conditions in Haiti are on the minds of TCS students and the main story in this week’s TCS Student News. But that’s not the only international story covered as they report on a “Conversation with” Ulyana Bezkorovayna who spoke about the war in her homeland of Ukraine. You’ll also hear about the recent conversation with frequent guest speaker, Dr. Al Scott.

All this and more in this week’s edition of TCS Student News researched, written, produced and anchored by Hector Rivas and Quinn Guiilfoyle with technical production by Rhys Guilfoyle.

We were honored to have Ulyana Bezkorovayna join us in conversation today. Ulyana is from Ukraine and spoke personally about the war of Russian aggression and its impact on the people and the country. Many of Ulyana’s family and friends continue to live in Ukraine though she was able to bring her parents here recently.
The students have been closely following the news of the war since its inception and had many questions for Ulyana. The discussion was both personal and analytical.
This was an informative, touching and enlightening conversation. It shed a light on an issue that we are all deeply concerned about. We deeply appreciate Ulyana’s generous sharing of her time with us.

Loans and debt were the topics of this month’s Financial Literacy Seminar. Kathleen Gower, Kim Silvestri and Ulyana Bezkorovayna taught the Berman McAleer sponsored class this week. The students discussed all the financial aspects of car buying from deciding between a used and new purchase to interest rates differentials to insurance costs. This seminar was preceded by a delicious homemade lunch provided by BMc.
The students continue to learn so much through these seminars that will influence their choices throughout their lives. Thank you Kathleen, Kim and Ulyana and all the folks at Berman McAleer.