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Northeast Middle Singers 'Bursting Into Song' at Conference

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Four smiling middle school girls in matching blue shirts stand holding awards. Their choir teacher, in purple, is beaming.

Northeast Middle School students Alexandra Duran Reyes, Saidati Moussa, Yolina Aoci and Veronica Gibson participated in the Missouri Choral Directors Association 7-8 Honors Choir in Springfield, Missouri, on July 26, 2022. They are pictured here with their vocal music teacher, Kenneth Moore.
 

Students from Northeast Middle School recently traveled to Springfield, Missouri, to perform for the Missouri Choral Directors Association.

Yolina Aoci, Alexandra Duran Reyes, Veronica Gibson and Saidati Moussa auditioned in March for the MCDA 7-8 Honors Choir. They made the trip last month with their vocal music teacher, Kenneth Moore.

“They are so excited to be here and randomly bursting into song!” Mr. Moore wrote in an email to his colleagues during the trip. “What a great feeling!”

Mr. Moore said the trip also included a tour of Missouri State University. Melodye Moore, the new choir teacher at Lincoln College Preparatory Academy, and parent Felisha Holder also helped chaperone.

“Everyone here at Northeast Middle is so proud of our choir students,” said Principal Brett Schriewer. “They represented our Titan family well at MCDA last month. Special thanks to Mr. Moore for taking them on this trip. Our teachers make sure our students get the incredible opportunities they deserve.”