This winter, I had many reasons to be proud of the scholars. From helping others to entertaining the masses, they have given 100% effort and represented Guilford ABC with generosity and enthusiasm. Their empathy for those in need is genuine. They wanted to get more involved with giving back this year. A successful coat drive in New Haven helped many homeless people and gave us a chance to hear the stories of so many wonderful people. Working with board member Kyma Ganzer, the girls worked on a house in New Haven for Habitat for Humanity.
As you may have heard, The SpongeBob Musical was the spring musical at GHS. Andrea, Arianna, and I were lucky enough to see the fabulous production twice. Janelle not only made many of the props, but helped to run the house during the show like a professional. Jasmine danced and sang as numerous different types of fish and didn’t stop smiling the whole time she was on stage. Kilee knocked the role of Sandy the Squirrel out of the park with her dancing, singing, and acting. They felt the support and love of many family members, board members, and friends. I am so proud of them for their dedication, late nights practicing, and being part of such an active school organization.
As we head into the end of the school year, I know I will have many more moments to be proud of my scholars. t
Senior Arianna Alvarez Perez coordinated collection of over 160 coats that were distributed at Trinity Church on the Green’s Chapel on the Green in December .
The girls joined board member Kyma Ganzer and the New Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority on a project with New Haven for Habitat for Humanity.