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JMCSS nine-figure budget has 3% raises, JCM positions, Pope design stage costs, new buses
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JMCSS budget 3% employee raises, JCM positions, Pope fees, new buses
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5/29 Denmark Arts Center Begins its Summer Music Series in Bicentennial Park
Denmark Arts Center opens its summer 2021 music series in Bicentennial Park. They begin the season with the New Orleans-based Lott String Quartet (LSQ). Artists-in-residence at the University of New Orleans, Lott String Quartet have quickly established themselves as one of the pre-eminent ensembles in the Southeast. LSQ is comprised of Kurt Munstedt, Benjamin Thacher, Rachel Hsieh, and Luke Fleming.
Selected to attend the 2019 and 2020 St. Lawrence String Quartet Chamber Music Seminar in Stanford, CA and nominated for a Gambit Magazine’s Big Easy Entertainment Award for best chamber music performance, the Lotts have sought innovative new ways of connecting with their community, whether that be performing the national anthem at professional sporting events or performing free concerts for the community and students in a local record shop. They remain committed to bringing the great works of string quartet
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Denmark Elementary dedicated its walking trail to former students Dallas Weddle and Serenity Wilkes who faced – and overcame – their health challenges.
Despite what they endured – Dallas, 14, with a rare diagnosis that causes tumors and Serenity, 13, with a bone disease that immobilized her most of her life – they had good spirits and positive attitudes as students at Denmark, principal Kimberly Quinn said.
“Those children are overcomers,” she said about the two teenagers. “I saw them overcome. They’re gone from here, but they will forever be Denmark students and a part of this community.”
Surprised at the dedication, Dallas and Serenity, now West Bemis Middle School students, led current Denmark Elementary students along a walking trail that now bears their names: Dallas’ Dash and Serenity’s Walk.