Good Day Everyone!

As I reported in last month’s article, the GHS band performed at the MPA contest last week. I’m happy to announce that the Concert Band received an overall “Excellent” score, while both Sym 1 and Sym 2 Bands received ‘Superior, With Distinction’ honors. Please Join me in congratulating the Directors and the Students for a job well done! They have certainly worked very hard and deserve all the accolades that they have received!

I have just a little bit of realistic news on the budget front – not a good subject to discuss, but a necessary one. Fundraising this year has not lived up to our normal expectations and the GBPA Board is working hard to try to get our finances in order for the remainder of the year, as well as set a realistic level of expectation for next year’s budget. We had been doing well with dues, but the upward trend sort of flat-lined a month ago, which has us falling short for the year at this point in time. We still have over $23,000 in unpaid dues that have not been paid and it has really put a dent in our plans for the year. As you can imagine, $23,000 is a lot of money and, without that income, we have been forced to make some hard decisions regarding buses, clinicians, uniforms, etc. And, with the trip to Chattanooga looming in the near future, some hard decisions may have to be made if the deficit continues. I ask that you all review your student’s Charms account for financial information and, if there is a ‘balance due’ amount listed, please do everything possible to catch up on the account. This amount adds up and eventually affects everyone in the band if not paid.

On the brighter side of things, we still have one big fundraising event remaining for the year, and with your support, we are hoping it will be a success for the GBPA. A golf tourna-ment will be held at the Municipal Golf Course on South Parkway on Friday, April 17th. Start time is 8 am and will include prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams as well as winners for

‘Closet to the Pin’ and ‘Longest Drive’. The tournament will also feature a separate putting contest, so hone up on your putting skills prior to the tournament! We are looking for a few band parents to help out on the day of the tournament with registration and the putting contest, so if you are interested, please let me know. We can definitely use the help! I will be sending out a separate email on this subject, so stayed tuned for more details.

In looking forward to the next year, we have formed a nominating committee to help gather names for those people who would like to run for Board of Director positions. Currently, we are looking to fill four positions: President, both Vice Presidents, and one of our Treasurer slots. If someone from the nominating committee calls you to ask for interest, please consider it – you will be making a difference, I promise you! In addition, just seeing the kids perform on the field, on the stage and on whatever trips they may take is a joy in and of itself. The potential names for the vacant positions will be discussed at the next GBPA meeting, which will be held on Monday, March 30th, so please make plans to attend.

Upcoming Important Dates:

GBPA meeting: Monday, March 30th, at 7:00 in the Band Hall.

GBPA Fundraiser Golf Tournament, April 17th at the Muni Golf Course.

I look forward to seeing you all at the meeting on the 30th. Have a great Spring Break!

As always, if you have a suggestion or would just like to talk, you can drop me a line at: president@grissomband.org.

I look forward to seeing you all in the near future!

Thanks...! Brian Sabourin, President

President’s Message

G R I S S O M H I G H S C H O O L

March 2015 Grissom Band Parents

Association, Inc.

Important Dates:

March 23—27 Spring Break

March 23—28 “A” Jazz Band Savannah Trip

March 30 7:00 pm Band Parent Meeting GHS Band Room

April 11 PROM

April 16—18 All-State Band Festival Mobile, AL

April 23 7:00 pm Spring Concert

April 25 Dixie Grand National Invitational Concert Festival Chattanooga, TN

April 27—May 1 Auditions for Fall Semester

April 27 7:00 pm Band Parent Meeting GHS Band Room

Directors:

Bill Connell Theo Vernon

Directors’ Notes March 2015

Calendar of events and attendance

It is vitally important that you keep up with the calendar of events and rehearsals that have been posted on the band website and Charms since June 1, 2014. We try diligently to get 98% of every-thing on the calendar ASAP (June each year) so everyone can make their plans accordingly as to not interfere with rehearsals and performances.

You can also sync the band calendar to your smartphones. Go to the website www.grissomband.com to see the instructions under Parents/Charms tab. If we make changes it will automatically sync the new information to your calendar! We will be adding dates for the 2015-2016 school year in early June. Please check the band website to see how to sync your phone calendar.

http://www.grissomband.com/charms.html

Remember all after school/evening rehearsals are REQUIRED and part of the student’s grade. We understand family emergencies and sickness. Please refer to the band’s Handbook posted on the band website under the Parents tab for all information regarding attendance.

Charms

Many of you have updated your information in Charms to make it current and we thank you. There are still many who do not have email addresses or they are wrong. This is how we communicate with students and parents. Please go to the website Charms tab under Parents and see how to access your student account to make updates. If you do not know your student ID password please contact any board directors and they can give it to you.

Sign up for Remind Band Texts

If you are not already receiving the band text alerts, please sign up! ENTER this Number: 81010 and TEXT this message: @4ab4 Music Performance Assessment (MPA)

The Grissom Bands had a very successful and rewarding day at their state assessment. Symphonic I and Symphonic II Bands both received a ‘Superior Rating with Distinction’ and Concert Band received an overall rating of ‘Excellent’ with a ‘Superior’ rating in sight reading. A ‘Superior Rating with Distinction’ means the band Received all A’s in ever sub-caption from every judge. We are so proud of the progress of all three bands; for their hard work, dedication and perseverance throughout a difficult February. All three bands were suc-cessful despite many hardships and we thank you!!

Notes from the Directors

Executive Board: 2014 - 2015

President: Brian Sabourin president@grissomband.org

1st. Vice President: Jan Newsome vp1@grissomband.org

2nd. Vice President: Jeana Phillips vp2@grissomband.org

Treasurers: Todd Kirk & Debbie Searcy treasurers@grissomband.org Secretary: Paula Clawson secretary@grissomband.org

Committee Chairs Band Banquet: Lori Smith banquet@grissomband.org

Chaperones: Jeanine Cline & Tania Cowart

chaperones@grissomband.org Color Guard: Robyn Swaim colorguard@grissomband.org Concerts: Barbara Holbrook

concerts@grissomband.org Fruit Sales: Jeff & Jan Brewer

fruitsales@grissomband.org Historian: Kate Jobczynski historian@grissomband.org

Hospitality: Deb Hughes & Kontina Tate hospitality@grissomband.org

Newsletter: Shari Bahder newsletter@grissomband.org Publicity: Larissa Chastain publicity@grissomband.org

Scrip: Bill McMahon scrip@grissomband.org

Spirit Wear: Michelle Sammarco spirit@grissomband.org

Stadium Setup: Mike & Susan Pryor setup@grissomband.org

Transportation: Jean Sabourin transportation@grissomband.org

Trucks: Brad Clasgens & John Dillon trucks@grissomband.org

Uniforms: Anna Grace & Beverly Olmsted

uniforms@grissomband.org Ways & Means/VBC Coordinators: Barbara Edwards & David Chenault

Melanie Griffin vbc@grissomband.org

Webmaster: Theo Vernon webmaster@grissomband.org

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Want Your Child to Progress in Band Faster???? Here are some things that will help your young adult to improve their playing skills:

INDIVIDUAL PRACTICE! It’s just like studying. The more quality practice time (individually) that a musician does vastly improves their playing skills. We are continuing to show our stu-dents how and what to do to make their practice time more useful. Naturally if the instrument doesn’t touch their lips or the mallets/sticks don’t touch their hands it’s not going to work.

STUDY PRIVATELY! Students who take private lessons from a qualified instructor will im-prove quicker. The more diligent they are in practicing what their private teacher and band director tell them the better player they will be.

PLAY A TOP QUALITY INSTRUMENT!! We all tend to do things we enjoy!! Playing a quality instrument is much more fun (not to mention MUCH EASIER) than playing one that is a strug-gle. If your child is playing the same instrument that they started on years ago it is probably time to upgrade. Ask Mr. Connell or Mr. Vernon for guidance. THIS IS AN INVESTMENT

IN THE MOST VALUABLE THING IN YOUR LIFE: YOUR CHILD!! Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame Jazz Band Festival

April 10th the “B” Jazz Band will travel to Birmingham, Alabama for the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame Jazz Festival. The band will leave before school that day and return no later than 5:00pm. Cost will be $47 a student. Please make checks out to GBPA. Be sure you check to see if you have any credits added to your account before writing a check. We will take a charter bus not a school bus! Chaperone slots are filled sorry. You are more than welcome to drive down and hear us perform. Times TBA. Spring Concerts

The GHS Band will present their annual spring concert on Thursday, April 23 at 7:00 pm in the auditorium. We will perform our MPA program plus other selections. Matthew Hendrix, a Grissom Band graduate, will be guest conducting on the concert. Please make plans to join us and hear how talented your sons and daughters are! We promise you will be surprised and amazed! The Grissom Jazz Bands and Percussion Ensemble will present their spring concert on Thursday, May 7th at 7:00 pm in the auditorium. Come out for a great evening of jazz and percussion! Dixie Classic Grand National Invitational Concert Band Festival

Grissom Bands will be performing in a NATIONAL symphonic and concert band competition in Tennessee on Saturday, April 25. This is a required performance for everyone in Symphonic I, Symphonic II, and Concert Band. Our bands have been very successful in the Festival in the past (3 National Championships) and we hope to continue that success. Bands throughout the country will be competing. There is a $45 fee due April 1 to cover the festival cost per student plus help a little with the charter buses. Make checks out to Grissom BPA. This is not an overnight trip.

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Spring Auditions

We will conduct auditions for 2nd semester exams and band placement for fall 2015 the week of April 27-May 1. All 9th, 10th, and 11th grade band students will audition regardless of your status in band next year. Graduation Ceremonies

Friday, May 22 at 5:30pm. ALL underclassmen will perform at Grissom’s graduation. We may be asked to play for other school’s ceremonies and will divide the band up like we did last year. As soon as we know we will pass along the information. Participation Agreements

All returning band students and parents will sign a 2015-2016 Band Participation Agreement before the end of the school year. Be on the lookout for these forms! Thanksgiving 2016: HAWAII!!!

Grissom Band has been invited to perform in the Waikiki Thanksgiving parade in honor of the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Information with a tentative itinerary and ap-proximate costs are posted on the band website. We will be opening the ‘MY GATEWAY’ soon so you may start making payments!! We will also perform at other venues including the Pearl Harbor museum and on the Ford Island dock for the USS Missouri. Grissom Band made this trip several years ago and we still hear from alumni who say or write “Do you remember when we went to Hawaii?!!”

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All clinics and camps are required attendance for all potential members! Marching Percussion Clinics/Auditions March 16 - 6:00-7:30pm April 13 & 20 - 6:00-7:30pm May 4th - 6:00-8:00pm AUDITIONS Summer Percussion June 22-26 - 8:00am-3:00pm July 20 & 21 - 8:00am-3:00pm Sectionals as determined by Mr. Melton Color Guard May 4-8 - 3:30-5:30pm Clinics Mon. - Thur. Auditions on Friday Summer Color Guard May 26-29 - 8:00am-3:00pm First Camp June 22-26 - 8:00am-3:00pm Second Camp Leadership Clinics We will have a few leadership sessions in May. Be on the lookout for dates and more information. If you are interested in a leadership position please check the band website for qualifications and research what a leader is. http://www.grissomband.com/student-leaders.html Drum Major Tryouts Drum Major Tryouts will be held the week of exams. If interested please read the qualifications on the website and research what a Drum Major is. http://www.grissomband.com/student-leaders.html Rookie Camp Rookie Camp for all incoming freshman and leadership is May 26-29 from 8:00am-12:00pm. Marching fundamentals and the ways of the Grissom Band will be taught. Marching Contest Band Auditions We will have auditions for the 2015 Contest Band the week of Rookie Camp, May 26-29. Times will be announced and students will sign up for a time slot. Band Pre-Camp July 22-24 - 8:00am-12:00pm - ALL MEMBERS Band Camp July 27-31 8:00am-12:00pm - ALL MEMBERS 1:30-4:00pm - CONTEST BAND MEMBERS ONLY 6:00-9:00pm - CONTEST BAND MEMBERS ONLY

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PUBLICITY

If you have a student, or know of a student who has graduated from the Grissom band program and has gone on to play in band at the collegiate level, please email their name and infor-mation about the school they are attending to

Larissa Chastain at publicty@grissomband.org. Thanks!

Band doesn’t stop after high school! Grissom Graduates Keeping the Music Alive in College These students had great experiences performing in Grissom band and desired to continue to perform in college. Amanda Akridge, GHS 2012, University of Alabama. Plays clarinet in the Million Dollar Band. Wade Allen, GHS 2011, Auburn University on music scholarship. Plays saxophone in the marching band, wind ensemble and saxophone quartet. Adam Anderson, GHS 2012, is attending Mercyhurst University. Adam is playing trumpet in the Pep Band and playing French horn in the Wind Ensemble. Jeremy Barton, GHS 2011, University of Alabama. Plays percussion in the Million Dollar Band. Robert Boothe, GHS 2013. Plays trumpet in the 2014 Auburn University Marching Band. Carley Chastain, GHS 2012 received a Non-Music major music scholarship (her first year) at Auburn University. Carley played clarinet in Auburn's marching band in the fall and at the spring A Day game. She also played bass clarinet in the spring for the Concert band. Adam Chenowyth, GHS 2013. Plays trumpet in the 2014 Auburn University Marching Band. Christian Clark, GHS 2012, University of North Alabama on music scholarship. Plays drums in the marching band, wind ensemble and jazz band. He also marched in the drum corps last sum-mer. Jeremy Connor, GHS 2012, University of Alabama on music scholarship. Plays oboe in the wind ensemble and plays alto saxophone in the Million Dollar Band. Jason Cox, GHS 2012, Auburn University. Plays trumpet in the Auburn marching band. Audrey DuBose, GHS 2014. Flag Line in the 2014 Auburn University Marching Band. Geren Dunn, GHS 2012, University of Alabama. Plays saxophone in the Million Dollar Band. Ross Ellis, GHS 2014. Plays mellophone in the 2014 Auburn University Marching Band. Michael Francica, GHS 2012, Notre Dame University. Plays snare drum in the marching band. Austin Eversmeyer, GHS 2013. Plays trumpet in the 2014 Auburn University Marching Band. Allison Glover, GHS 2012, University of Alabama on music scholarship. Plays flute in the Con-cert Band and plays piccolo in the Million Dollar Band.

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Megan Hathcock, GHS 2012, University of Alabama. Plays percussion in the Million Dollar Band. Aaron Jackson, GHS 2013. Plays trumpet in the 2014 Auburn University Marching Band. Amanda Johnson, GHS 2011, University of Alabama. Plays percussion in the Million Dollar Band. Chris Johnson, GHS 2013. Plays trumpet in the 2014 Auburn University Marching Band. Steven Jones, GHS 2014. Plays trumpet in the 2014 Auburn University Marching Band. Paul Kindred, GHS 2012, University of Alabama Birmingham on music scholarship. Plays percussion in the marching band and bassoon in the wind ensemble. Nicole Matt, GHS 2011, Auburn University. Plays piccolo in the Auburn marching band. Chris McNichol, GHS 2011, University of Alabama Huntsville. Plays baritone saxophone in the wind ensemble. Daniel Pacely, GHS 2011, Mississippi State University. Plays trumpet in the marching band. Cameron Palmer, GHS 2012, Auburn University. Plays saxophone in the Auburn marching band. Kaitlyn Sabourin, GHS 2012, is a member of the Famous Maroon Band of Mississippi State University. She plays saxophone in the marching band and oboe and English horn in MSU’s Wind Ensemble (top band at MSU). Kaitlyn received a Non-Music major, Music Scholarship. Jessica Sappington, GHS 2012, University of South Alabama. Plays clarinet in the marching band. Steven Sebastian, GHS 2012, University of Alabama. Plays trombone in the Million Dollar Band. Delon Showers, GHS 2012, Alabama A&M University. Plays euphonium in the marching band. Elizabeth Smith, GHS 2011, University of Alabama. Plays clarinet in the Million Dollar Band. Lauren Yopek, GHS 2012, University of Alabama. Plays tenor saxophone in the Million Dollar Band.

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UNIFORMS

We are in full swing of concert season with MPA behind and Dixie Classic just a few weeks ahead. Just some reminders about uniform dress. Guys must have tall black socks to wear with their black dress shoes. Girls should have black tights and black dress shoes with a small heel—please no tall heels for obvious reasons. Earrings and nail polish should be removed prior to the concert. If you have single pearl earrings or a single string pearl necklace those may be worn.

Prom is approaching fast and we are going to try something new this year as a fundraiser. Guys, you can rent your tuxedo from the band for a small fee of $30! This money will go into the uniform budget (not to the Hawaii trip as stated before). There is a waiver for tux rental which must be signed by the student and guardian. The waiver must be turned in no later than April 3. You can print the waiver from the newsletter (see page 13), or pick one up in the band room. Please turn in money and form in the designated envelope on the library doors. Thank you.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact us: Anna and Beverly, Uniform Committee uniforms@grissomband.org

SPIRIT WEAR Warm weather will be here before you know it! Stay cool in Grissom Band spirit wear. We now have basketball shorts and t-shirts in black or orange. Email spirit@grissomband.org to place an order.

-Michelle Sammarco, Spirit Wear

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NOTES FROM THE TREASURERS

Easter and Mother’s Day are just around the corner, scrip is a great way to support the band and provide that someone special with a nice evening out or gift.

There are many local merchants who participate in the Scrip program. If there is a store that you shop at frequently, you should check the merchant lists posted on the Grissom Band web-site http://www.grissomband.com/fundraisersspirit.html to see if they are a part of the pro-gram. We keep a variety of Scrip merchant cards on hand, but there are hundreds of merchants that participate, and I typically place orders a couple of times a month. So, if you know that you always go to Rosie’s on Saturday night or you always go to Wal-Mart to buy your gas, contact me and purchase some Scrip cards to keep on hand for those trips. If you already plan to fre-quent any of the participating merchants, why not do it with Scrip cards to generate money for the band and your student’s account?

Here’s how the program works. The Great Lakes Scrip Center sells gift cards to the band at less than face value. The band then sells the gift cards at face value. How does that help you? When you purchase one of these gift cards, you designate your student to receive the credit. The band takes the money that they made from the sale of the gift card and splits that profit with 40% going to your designated student’s account and 60% going to the band general fund. The amount will vary by merchant and some are more generous than others. It may not seem like a lot when you look at it on a card by card basis, but the more you buy, the quicker it will add up.

In-stock Scrip News: Subway cards are now up to 6% rebate, Amazon Scrip works with GHS Band AmazonSmile, we now carry Honey Baked Ham Scrip cards

Contact Bill McMahon at scrip@grissomband.org or 256-527-9454 for more information or to order your scrip today.

Scrip News

You can look at the status of your account in CHARMS. Statements were also emailed out re-cently. If you have money in the Miscellaneous Ledger, it can be used toward your band fees. If there is money listed under fundraising, it has already been allocated to your student either on the miscellaneous ledger or through Gateway for the Hollywood Trip (unfortunately, we have not been able to remove the amounts from some of the fundraising ledgers.)

A couple of easy ways to help out the band:

1. If you or your family members or friends shop at Publix, pick up a Grissom Band tag at the next Band Parent meeting and use it when you shop at Publix. You can also ask them at the register at Publix and they have a tag there that they can scan to give credit to the band.

2. If you shop at amazon.com, log in through smile.amazon.com and select Virgil I Grissom High School Band Parents as the organization that you are supporting. Every time you shop through smile.amazon.com, the band receives a credit.

Debbie Searcy, Grissom Band Co-Treasurer

As we approach the end of the school year, ALL band fees, instrument rental fees, and trip fees MUST be paid. April 1 is the deadline for the Dixie Classic Festival fee of $45. All other fees should also be paid by that time. The band cannot operate without the funds from these fees. Thank you in advance for your cooperation in paying them in a timely manner. Payments can be made in the Treasurer’s Box in the band room, by mailing to Grissom Band, P.O. Box 4335, Huntsville 35815, or through Paypal (using CHARMS).

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Concerts

Suzanne Norris is going to be my replacement next year for Concerts Chair.

I need volunteers to help with the spring concert and the jazz/percussion concert. Volunteers can email me at concerts@grissomband.org

Barbara Holbrook

VBC Volunteers

Earn Credit Toward Your Student’s Fees!! Your student receives $5 credit toward band fees for every hour you volunteer with the VBC concessions!!

Open to students age 16+, parents, grandparents and anyone interested in earning credits for their student. *For details, see the flyer attached at the last page of this newsletter.

Visit the VBC website http://www.vonbrauncenter.com/ for event specifics. Playhouse events are not open for Band volunteers. Please request as a “shift” times available instead of by specific event times.

Contact Melanie Griffin at vbc@grissomband.org to volunteer.

Please contact me at historian@grissomband.org if you have any questions.

Kate Jobczynski, Band Historian

Shutterbugs! All are encouraged to share photos they have taken during the 2014-2015 band year for the upcoming band banquet in May. As I did not go to Hollywood, photos from that trip would be especially welcome. And, I will be needing photos of Jazz events, since I do not have a student in Jazz band. Photos you would like to have in the presentation need to be given to me by March 31.

Band Banquet Information This year’s Band Banquet will be held at the Von Braun Center on Saturday, May 2nd, at 6:30 pm. If you are interested in helping with decorations, setting up that day, taking tickets that evening, assembling a display of pictures of the graduating seniors, putting together programs the week before, or being on the committee that coordinates all of those things, please contact Lori Smith at: banquet@grissomband.org.

**The seniors have been asked to email a short summary of their future plans and an inspirational quote to Mrs. Smith for inclusion in the program. If you have a senior, please remind them to get it done! Also, if any student is interested in designing the program cover for the banquet, please e-mail your submissions to the above address before spring break. Thanks!

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CHAPERONES

Special thanks to all the parents and grandparents who chaperoned the Music Performance Assessment at James Clemens High School!

BUS EXEMPTIONS Dixie Classic Grand National Invitational Concert Festival – Sat. April 25th - Chattanooga, TN

You must submit a completed bus exemption form by Thursday, April 23rd if you plan to drive your student home from Chattanooga at the conclusion of Dixie Classic Grand Na-tional Invitational Concert Festival. Students will be dismissed at the conclusion of the festival, not after their performance. There will be chaperones located in front of BUS #1 at the conclusion of the concert festival. Please remember to SIGN OUT your student before leaving. Thank you!

Chaperone Questions? Contact Jeanine Cline or Tania Cowart at: chaperones@grissomband.org

Happy Birthday to the Band members that had a birthday in March:

Joseph Bahder

Gabrielle Cedotal

Juliette Cosx

Alexandra De Leon

Brandon Glenn

Jonathan Grace

Cassandra Hargrove

Andrew Hill

Grant Holbrook

Samantha Loper

Michael Lowder

Ashley Olmsted

Ethan Sayers

Morgan Temple

Kaci Thompson

Theresa Wade

birthday wishes!

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GHS Band Tuxedo Rental Agreement I_______________________ will take care to return my assigned tuxedo in as Student Name (please print) good condition as to when picked it up. All four pieces - Jacket, Pants, Bowtie, and Cummer-bund -will be returned on the next student school day and hung on the uniform cart just out-side the band room or a late fee of $5 per day will be applied. If any pieces are missing, the stu-dent/parent agrees to pay for the placement cost of the item missing plus $15 shipping. The costs are as follows:

Jacket: $54

Pants: $24

Bowtie: $2

Cummerbund: $5.50

I have examined each piece to determine that they are in good condition. ______ Student Initial

________________________ _________________________ Student Signature Parent/ Guardian Signature __________ _________ Date Date Paid $30 __________ Cash/ Check - made out to GBPA (Please circle which one)

***FORM AND MONEY MUST BE RECIEVED NO LATER THAN APRIL 3***

___________________________________________________________________ Please do not write below this line. For Uniform Inventory Use Only. Returned On ______________ Condition Checked By______________

earn credits toward band fees by volunteering at von braun civic center

concessions areas!

Open to students 16+, parents, grandparents and anyone interested in earning credits for their student.

Please feel free to contact Melanie Griffin ~ VBC Coordinator at vbc@grissomband.org to volunteer or ask any questions.

HOW IT WORKS… At the beginning of each month a VBC event schedule will be sent to

the parents via email. Let me know what days and times you are available to volunteer in the

concessions area. I will pass that information on to the VBC scheduler. You will be notified when the VBC scheduler has selected you for an

event time. Every hour you volunteer ~your student receives $5.00 credit toward

band fees!! “RULES OF THE ROAD”

Student has to be 16 or over Dress is black pants and black shirt, closed toed shoes. Hair has to be put up if it is long. As a lot of parents like to work the same shift as their child please let

me know who is related. Also, let me know which volunteers are over 21 and which ones aren't. The volunteers have to adhere to the rules of the VBC, if at any time

they do not then the supervisor can send them home and ask them not to return.

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