beach PEOPLE | CULTURE | HAPPENINGS bites | TRENDS I n the halls, D.C. Virgo Preparatory Academy band students are frequently seen running up to their enrichment coordinator, asking if they can stay after school to practice or if they may bring their instruments home over breaks. Students are genuinely interested in and excited about music. They want to be there and they want to learn, which is something that all teachers yearn for — students who are excited to be in school. When Virgo Middle School closed, then subsequently reopened as VIrgo Prep, there were no established enrichment programs because all of the school’s equipment and supplies had been redistributed www.wrightsvillebeachmagazine.com Student Duncan Providence, left, emulates Cameron Bolish’s technique as Bolish conducts a sixth grade band class at D.C. Virgo Preparatory Academy in April. Horning their Talents Virgo Prep Virtuosos By MEGHAN BARNES Photography by ALLISON POTTER 13 WBM
Wrightsville Beach Magazine May 2014
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