Annabella Saccaro is a third-year staffer and a content team editor on The Muse. When she is not in the Muse room, she can be found as the vice president for the debate team, jamming out to country music, or getting an unnecessarily complicated Starbucks order. She believes that anything can be solved with a good country song and a car jam-out session. She is so excited to cover the vibrant community within Dreyfoos and feels bittersweet her time on the staff is coming to an end.
![On Dec. 4, students, families, and alumni filled the Dreyfoos Hall at the Kravis Center of the Performing Arts for the 30th annual Prism holiday concert. Through donations from the family of novelist James Patterson, this performance has been held at the Kravis for the last eight years. This year, the music department added interactive elements to the display, such as the Grinch swiping presents off of the stage and vocal senior Ben Myers, dressed as Santa, sprinkling tinsel over singers during an a cappella piece. “The show has only gotten better since I've been in Dreyfoos,” piano alumnus Hunter Fani (‘08) said. “It was [a] really amazing experience to see, and brought up a lot of memories of stuff that we used to do during Prism time and doing the Prism concert series. It was a real experience.”](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Grinch-stealing-2-900x600.jpg)
![Signing into her school district portal, ESE Coordinator Julie Craver finishes her tasks before an upcoming meeting.
“I do meetings [with] kids that have been identified as having some kind of a learning disability, or maybe have an emotional disability or a physical disability,” Mrs. Craver said. “[Then], we go through a process of [deeming] them eligible, and we develop what's called an Individual Education Plan (IEP) for those kids.”](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Craver-Photo-900x600.jpg)
