The St. Helens High School choir has been given the green light to perform at the upcoming graduation ceremony, despite previous concerns that the performance would be canceled. The decision to allow the choir to participate was made after a successful fundraising effort that raised over $3,000 in just three days.
Originally, the choir had been told that they would not be able to sing at graduation due to budget constraints. This news disappointed many students and parents who were looking forward to celebrating the milestone with a musical performance. However, choir director Amanda Stanley was determined to find a way to make the performance happen.
In response to the initial decision, Stanley launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise the necessary funds for the choir to sing at graduation. She set a goal of $3,000, which would cover the costs of transportation, lodging, and meals for the 40 choir members who would be performing. Thanks to the support of the community, the choir quickly surpassed their fundraising goal.
The choir’s performance at graduation is a longstanding tradition at St. Helens High School, and many students were heartbroken at the thought of missing out on this opportunity. The news that the choir will be able to perform has brought a sense of relief and excitement to the school community.
The graduation ceremony is scheduled to take place on June 10th, and the choir is busy rehearsing to ensure that their performance is nothing short of spectacular. Thanks to the generosity of the community and the determination of the choir director, the students at St. Helens High School can look forward to a graduation ceremony that is truly unforgettable.
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