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Taking a deeper dive into budgeting skills, Kathleen Gower and Ashley Wilkinson came in from Berman McAleer today for the continuing Financial Literacy seminar series. For the last month, the students have each been recording their own spending as well as household spending on them. They also are comparing that with income from jobs or savings.  This is part of a years’ long effort to build financial skills in the students to last a lifetime.  Thank you Kathleen and Ashley and all of the folks at Berman McAleer!

 

Coping with the force of gravity while flying in a fighter jet was just one of the stories that captivated the students in this week’s “Conversation with…” 2nd Lieutenant Jefferson Thomas this week. Lt. Thomas is a recent graduate of the Air Force ROTC program at Texas A & M University who is performing as a recruiter for a year before attending flight school to be a pilot. In addition to talking about the Air Force ROTC program and the opportunities and career that follows, he also shared a good deal about his own family and experiences. It was a dynamic and engaging conversation and we appreciate the generosity of time (and all the merch) that he shared with us.

For the big story, TCS Student News shines a light on the tough economic situation in Argentina., our neighbor to the south. Producers Ruth Rivas and Kennedy Lewis take us through the myriad of activities around the school this week including attending Oh Happy Day!, a captivating production currently at Baltimore’s own Center Stage.  This was followed up by a “Conversation with…” members of the team who worked on the production along with education department staff from Center Stage, This week’s “Spotlight on..” featured TCS graduate and program staff Janiah Tillery. Check out all of this and more.

We had our first Theatre Seminar of the new year at The Lyric with Denise Gantt and Ebony Evans with musical accompaniment by guitarist Antonio Eyez. The students had a great time competing to develop warm up routines and developing and performing improv plays in small groups.
Thank you Denise and Ebony and The Lyric for the delicious lunch and the lively seminar! Everyone can’t wait until next month!

As a followup to attending the play Oh Happy Day! at Baltimore Center Stage, staff from this vital Baltimore institution came to the school for a dynamic Conversation. Joining members of the Education Department – Hope Hynson, Kate Macdonald, and Erin Margaret Pettigrew, was the Assistant Director of the play, Antwan “Greeyo” Hawkins, and the play’s Dramaturg, Avon Haughton.

The lively and far-reaching conversation covered perspectives on the play and its impact on both the students and those involved in the performance, sharing about education and careers, workplace culture and so much more. Our guests were as interested in the students and the school as the students were of them and their work. After the Conversation, several students conducted a tour of our facility that multiplied the connection and allowed for additional interaction and discussion.

We deeply value Center Stage and appreciate their efforts to include young people and value their engagement with theatre and the arts. Our appreciation to Stevie Walker-Webb on his inaugural season as Artistic Director at Center Stage. We thoroughly enjoyed the visit and look forward to an ever deepening relationship between our communities.

Killer and damaging Floods and other extreme weather is the main story this week amplifying students’ concerns about climate change and the world they are inheriting. In news around TCS, there is a spotlight on Ken and Paulette Bancroft, long time volunteers and members of the TCS community who both also grew up in Remington. News includes a Conversation with the editorss of the Baltimore Beat newspaper and much more.

Ethan Jobita Jemadari and Quinn Guilfoyle produced this week’s News episode with technical support by Rhys Guilfoyle.