This Week's Student Leadership Lesson
TEACH PEOPLE TO BE SELF-ENLARGERS
It has been said that the goal of all teachers should be to equip students to get along without them. The same can be said of leaders who seek to enlarge others. As you work with others and help them to enlarge themselves, give them what they need so that they can learn to take care of themselves. Teach them to find resources. Encourage them to get out of their comfort zone on their own. And point them toward additional people who can help them learn and grow. If you can help them to become lifelong learners, you will have given them an incredible gift.
We've heard it said, "No one becomes rich until they enrich another." When you enrich others by helping them grow and enlarge themselves, you not only bring joy to them and yourself, but you also increase your influence and their ability to touch others' lives.
- Dr. John C. Maxwell, The Maxwell Daily Reader; November 4
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Remember, the FAC Partners serve to support our students through funding...
- Class Fees and Field Trip expenses for Pupils in Poverty
- Guest Artist experiences
- Scholarships to summer intensive programs
- College scholarships for graduating FAC seniors
- Equipment needs for FAC programs
FAC Jazz All-Stars at Genevieve's - 11.9.22
The first performance of the year will focus on the tradition of classic ‘50s and ‘60s jazz. Audience members will delight in the sounds of jazz vocals, banjo and guitar alongside the piano, bass and drums. Featured works include “Can’t Get Out of This Mood” by Nina Simone, “Think of One” by Thelonious Monk, “That Old Feeling" by Chet Baker and many more.
For tickets - https://www.peacecenter.org/events/detail/fac-jazz-all-stars-1.
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Visual Arts Juried Student Show
| FAC Theatre Presents - Queen Pericles
| 1:30 p.m. Jazz Studio Concert
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Visual Arts Juried Student Show
- Reception - Thursday, November 10 from 6-7 p.m.
FAC Theatre Presents - Queen Pericles
- Shows are November 11, 12, 18 and 19 at 7pm.
- Tickets - available at fineartscenter.ticketleap.com/queen-pericles/
1:30 p.m. Jazz Studio Concert
- Wednesday, November 16, 2022
- Tickets - $10 at the door; free to GCS students and children 12 and under
Livestream of Concerts at the FAC
1. The best way to experience performances and support our students is by attending performances in-person. Students thrive off of the energy of a supportive audience.
2. Proceeds from ticket sales are used by each FAC studio for equipment, field trip expenses, guest artists, and more. If you are watching from home on the livestream and therefore are not paying to attend the concert, please consider donating to your child's program via the donation link in this newsletter.
Re-Inventing Shakespeare - Panel Discussion
On Friday, November 18 from 6-7pm, the FAC and the SC New Play Festival are partnering to host a FREE panel discussion with Rick Dildine (Alabama Shakespeare Festival), Tia James (UNC Chapel Hill Professional Actor Training Program), and Cameron Knight (Head of Acting at Mason School of the Arts at Rutgers University), moderated by West Hyler and Teri Parker Lewis, where we will discuss the trends happening with Shakespearean productions in both the educational and professional arts centers.
Tickets (free) for the Shakespeare panel:
Cinderella - SCCT
For more information, please click on the following link - https://cart.scchildrenstheatre.org/75922/75929.
Cinderella - Woodmont High School
Once on This Island, Jr. - Mauldin Cultural Center - 11/4-11/13
Fine Arts Center - Greenville County Schools
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