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Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

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Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

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Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

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Dodging his opponent, vocal senior Zidane Guerrier sprints towards the end of the court to score against the Riviera Beach Preparatory Gladiators. Guerrier was later named player of the game, as he made two free throws, spent 40 minutes in the game, and had a final point total of 13. The Jaguars beat 	the Gladiators 52-40 at the Nov. 30 game.
Photo of the Week (12/4)
December 3, 2023
A small choral group performs “Vuelie,” from Disney’s “Frozen”, at the 2023 Prism concert.
A Snapshot of the Concert
November 30, 2023
Strings sophomore Petra Dababneh practices with her bandmates in a backstage storage room before going onstage at the Prism dress rehearsal on Nov. 28. Before each song, performers gathered there to collect themselves and rehearse their music.
Behind The Curtains
November 30, 2023
The Save Our Musicians Foundation partnered with the School of the Arts Foundation to host a fundraising concert for Bak Middle School of the Arts and Dreyfoos Nov. 18 at Tiki 52. Students, teachers, and their families had the opportunity to attend the concert. “I would consider myself one of the biggest country (music) fans at Dreyfoos. I’m actually not even going to meet the man (Luke Bryan) and I am freaking out,” digital media senior Cynthia Mondragon said before the concert.
“Play it Again”
November 19, 2023

Dreyfoos: After Hours

The 3:40 bell may signal the end of the school day, though the school remains buzzing with life
3:50 p.m: Band junior Cole Pasch practices the euphonium, a brass wind instrument, during an after-school rehearsal.
“I like staying after school for rehearsals because it means I get to spend more time playing in ensembles with my friends,” Pasch said. “After the rehearsal’s over, I’ll sometimes go out and get food with my friends.”
“I think I prefer after-school rehearsals more because I get to end my day on a good foot — I’d get to play fun music, play with my friends, and not really have to worry about going to my next class after it’s done.”
(Lexi Critchett)

 

4:00 p.m: Communications sophomore Chloe Prandi (right) runs track during after-school practice. At track meets, competes in the 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, and 4 by 100 meter relay race.
“I like staying after school for track because it feels good to get all my energy out after a long school day and train with my team,” Prandi said. “My favorite part about track is having fun with my team and continuing to grow and learn to get faster. I’m passionate about my sport so I enjoy the individual aspect of sprinting in a race alone, but I also love to train with my team and get to have fun with everybody.”
(Lexi Critchett)

 

4:10 p.m: Theatre senior Ryan Lamontagne rehearses for the theatre production “Little Shop of Horrors” after school. Lamontagne plays Orin Scrivello, A.K.A “The Dentist.”
“I like after-school rehearsals,” Lamontagne said. “It’s always fun to see your castmates and friends after school and work on something together without the stresses of class. Being able to work on a show and create it is a lot of fun and awesome to do. (The) worst part (is) when we get closer to opening and they start stretching to later times. Rehearsal starting out can last till around 6:00 or 6:30 and later on in the process ending time gets pushed to 7:00, 8:00, or 9:00.” (Lexi Critchett)

 

4:20 p.m: Visual senior and boys volleyball setter Dennis Gettinger serves a volleyball during practice.
“I look forward to practice every day,” Gettinger said. “I’ve wanted to play here since freshman year because I played in middle school and really liked it. This is the first chance I’ve had to play here so I was really excited to try out.”
(Lexi Critchett)
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