Clarke Central High School Director of Bands and fine arts department co-chair Dr. Robert…
"Robert Lawrence"
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Current and former members of the CCHS band program gathered to honor the late Dr. Robert Lawrence, former Director of Bands, with a song written in his honor.
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Community learns of the death of former director of bands
by Staff July 30, 2020Former CCHS Director of Band Dr. Robert Lawrence died Wednesday. Lawrence was on staff at CCHS from August 2009 until May 2019 and taught hundreds of students.
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The Clarke Central High School Band will be performing its first fall concert under Director of Bands Robert Lawrence on Oct. 20 in Mell Auditorium. This will also be band’s first concert after moving into their new facilities.
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The Clarke Central High School band program is preparing for the Pre-Large Group Performance Evaluation, which will take place on Feb. 21.
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Junior Melody Morgan was accepted to the Georgia Music Educators Association All-State Band, which will take place from Feb. 28 to March 2 at the Classic Center in Athens.
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During Music in Our Schools Month, the Large Group Performance Evaluation is held by the Georgia Music Educators Association. This year, Clarke Central High School hosted.
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The Clarke Central High School bands traveled to neighboring districts to participate in Large Group Performance Evaluations and all three bands received superior ratings.
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Fifteen Clarke Central High School band students will attend the annual University of Georgia January High School Band Festival Jan. 19 through 22.
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Junior Joseph Clarke was accepted to participate in the High School Honors Performance Series, which allots him the opportunity to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
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Clarke Central High School’s band has moved multiple times, but will be moving one final time into their new building during the summer of 2016.
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Cynthia Johnston Turner, Director of Bands and Professor of Music at the Hodgson School of Music at the University of Georgia, visited CCHS’s wind ensemble on Feb. 4.
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The Clarke Central High School senior class will be honored with a night of reflection this year organized by the PTSO.
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Love Notes for Lukas is a charity event hosted in Athens that goals are to inform the community about the needs of infants and the neonatal intensive care units.
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Thank you for your service
by Susanna Conine-Nakano November 12, 2014It is cliché these days to thank a member of the Armed Services — “thank you for your service” is so easy to say, but what does it actually mean?
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Senior Lakiera Bailey practices a scale in band class on Sept. 30 in preparation…
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A dozen Clarke Central High School students, guided by faculty sponsor Laverne Fortson seek approval of a school dance line for 2013-14 football season.
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On March 9, the 55 members of Clarke Central High School’s band, Symphonic Winds, participated in the Georgia Educated Music Association’s Large Group Performance Evaluation held at Jefferson High School.
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Clarke Central High School senior Raymond Pan remembers his former Director of Bands Dr. Robert Lawerence.
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Clarke Central High School fine arts department teacher Christopher Simpson discusses the challenges he has faced this year as a new teacher, while serving as the CCHS assistant band director.
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Sophomore staff writer Bria Echols writes about her first experience with trapeze at Canopy Studio.
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Jennifer Lawrence gives a powerful performance in David O. Russell’s Joy, but the film’s lack of focus leaves viewers uninterested.