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Tickets for Collegium Center Stage Theatre's (CCST) 2023 spring musical, The Little Mermaid, are on sale now!![]()
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In Disney's beguiling animated romp, rebellious 16-year-old mermaid Ariel is fascinated with life on land. On one of her visits to the surface, which is forbidden by her controlling father, King Triton, she falls for a human prince. Determined to be with her new love, Ariel makes a dangerous deal with the sea witch, Ursula, to become human for three days. But when plans go awry for the star-crossed lovers, the king must make the ultimate sacrifice for his daughter. 🔱![]()
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From childlike wonder, sibling rivalry, and loving father figures to great comedic timing and, of course, the love story between a lost sailor, Eric, and a fish, er, mermaid out of the water, Ariel, this show has all you need for a wonderful time at the theater. Add into the mix amazing voices, energetic choreography, beautiful costumes, and a set, and you're in for an even more delightful experience. You won't want to miss this fabulous show that is perfect for humans of all ages.![]()
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🎟 Bonus - you can't beat these ticket prices for such a great event:![]()
Adults are $15![]()
Seniors $12![]()
Students $10![]()
Under 5 are FREE!![]()
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Gavin, who plays Jetsam, shared, "This is my first time with CCST in High School. The crew and cast are great, and I've loved being part of the cast as Jetsam. The people are very talented, and they have made this musical much fun. I think the show is going to be great!”![]()
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While there are 28 talented students on stage, about 60 talented students are working behind the scenes to prepare for this weekend's performances of The Little Mermaid. The tech crew is busy hanging and adjusting lights and getting mic levels set, the pit musicians (4 students are playing in addition to adults) are rehearsing, stage crew is hanging backdrops, getting scene changes planned, and marking where all the set pieces will go on the stage, and the costume crew is busy putting the final touches on everything from Jellyfish to turtles. It takes a lot to bring together a great production, and these crews are crushing it! ![]()
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Please come out and see what all our talented students have put together in the Performing Arts Center. ![]()
Shows will be at 7 p.m. on March 23-25, Thursday - Saturday, and 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 25th.🧜♀️🫧🐡![]()
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Ticket Link: ccst.ticketleap.com
Last Friday, March 17th, our 468/486 Building held its Spring Sprint with a Canned Food Drive Donation. The Spring Sprint is an annual event that kicks off Spring for our students. The students look forward to running our sprint as it gets them outside and active after a long winter season. Students try to run as many laps around the property within the given time and try to beat their previous personal record from the previous run. We have also decided to help out the CYWA and Coatesville Community by having a Canned Food Drive Donation that helps people in need. We are pleased to announce that our total number of donated cans is 267!![]()
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“The students have really begun to understand helping others that are less fortunate is a very important skill and being appreciative and grateful for what they have, through our Turkey Trot Sneaker Drives and Spring Sprint Canned Food Drives,” said Mr. Thom, the 468/486 Building Elementary Health and PE Teacher. “After this event, we look forward to running a very successful field day at the end of the year!”☘️
Recently, our Kindergarten students in the 150 Building had an exciting adventure on their field trip to LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Philadelphia.![]()
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“In Reading, our first Modules unit is titled, 'Toys and Play.' During these lessons, students become play experts and learn how to show kindness and respect through play,” said Mrs. Frank, 150 Building Kindergarten Teacher. “While on our trip to Legoland, our students had the chance to put their play commitments to work while adding some lessons on taking turns and problem-solving skills. Don’t worry, though, we still managed to have a TON of fun while working so hard. The best part of the day was hearing our learners say, ‘This is the best day ever!’ and ‘I’m going to remember this forever! It’s my first field trip!’” 😁
The 468/486 Buildings will have their Career Week, from Monday, May 29th, to Friday, June 2nd. Career Week aims to expose students to various careers to jumpstart their thinking about the future. By preparing early, students will be more likely to be college and career ready after high school graduation. Students in grades K-4 will participate in Career Week. However, we can't do it without you!![]()
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We need volunteers to speak for 15 to 20 minutes-long about their careers on Wednesday, May. 31st. We are looking for a wide variety of careers, for example, florists, Dentists, Barbers, Restaurant owners, restaurant workers, School Bus Drives, UPS/Fed Ex drivers, Nurses, and Veterinarians, only to name a few. If you, a family member, or a friend is interested in volunteering to speak about a career, please click the link below and complete the Google form attached.![]()
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Volunteer selection will be on a first-come basis. Bringing work-related freebies for students is encouraged. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact Mr. Dixon, 468/486 Building School Counselor, at wdixon@ccs.edu.us or (610) 903-1300 ext. 403. With your help, we look forward to having another engaging Career Week! ![]()
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Yesterday, the 468/486 Building held its Student Celebration Ceremony for the end of the second trimester. Students have been selected by their teachers to receive various awards based on their excellent behavior or academics. “We are so excited to recognize students, and we hope these efforts not only help to deepen student pride in their own accomplishments but also help strengthen student connection to the Collegium community as a whole!” said Mr. Wolfe, 468/486 Building Dean of Culture and Climate.
This week in the Middle School, our NJHS provided materials to make kindness rocks for the other buildings. Students had the chance to be creative and have fun painting kind words/phrases on their rocks. 🪨🖌
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