Dragons sing national anthem at robotics FIRST district competition

Dragons taught by Mrs. Michelle Graham in her chorus class were recruited to sing the national anthem last Sunday for the final round of the robotics FIRST district competition at the Arthur Ashe Center, on March 8th. 

Good job Simi Chakravarty (’23-Henrico), Jaquante’ Coleman (’23-Henrico), Amelia Johnson (’23-Henrico), and Jennapher Starkes (’23-Petersburg), for your rendition of our anthem and for demonstrating great confidence in your vocal skills. Thank you for representing our school so well!

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