String Concert Visits Washington Center

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Washington Center String Concert - The Millers

Washington Center students and staff enjoyed a string concert thanks to the talents of substitute teacher Stan Miller and his daughter Kristen. Familiar tunes, sound layering and an Irish jig made for an exciting musical experience. Students were treated with popsicles to continue the “fun with things on a stick” theme.