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The William Floyd Fine Arts Department led by Dr. Amy Mason Sckipp, coordinator of music, recently held its annual spring singing ceremony to celebrate the graduating seniors who will be pursuing music or the arts next year in college. Family members, friends and teachers recently gathered inside William Floyd High School’s Jeananne Dawson Memorial Library to celebrate this milestone! This year, eight students will pursue music in college in the areas of music business, music education, musical performance, musical theater, and music theory, while eight will be pursing architecture, fashion marketing, fine arts, graphic design and illustration. The event also featured an art exhibit courtesy of visual arts chairperson Theresa Bianco and the William Floyd High School art teachers, along with a Tri-M Music Honor Society recital performance led by advisor Mick Singh and accompanied by Donia Rivera and Berkeley Rousseau. Click here to see the program! Congratulations to the students and best wishes in the next chapter of your lives!
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Students Pursuing Music in College Next Fall
Eli Confer, Crane School of Music (SUNY Potsdam), music education
Gabrielle Martin, Five Towns College, musical theatre
Aiden Magill, Berklee College of Music, music performance
Isiah Owens, Crane School of Music (SUNY Potsdam), music education (tuba)/performance (bass tromb.)
Jaysen Pommells, Temple University, musical theatre
Quentin Thompson, Crane School of Music (SUNY Potsdam), music theory
Jocelyn Volpe, Crane School of Music (SUNY Potsdam), music business
Mikayla Zeldin, Long Island University, musical theatre
Students Pursuing Art in College Next Fall
Keira Amaris, Fashion Institute of Technology, fine arts
Devin Cataldo, University of Valley Forge, graphic design
Eidryne Enerio, Fashion Institute of Technology, fashion marketing
Kassidy Hunt, Suffolk Community College, liberal arts & sciences/fine arts
Payton Kurosz, SUNY New Paltz, fine arts
Brandon Myles Malone, Pratt Institute, architecture
Nicholas Occhino, Fashion Institute of Technology, illustration
Addison Ferrari-Fattizzo, Hofstra University, fine arts
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