Eleven high school students excel in All-State Choir and Band competition

Eleven high school students excel in All-State Choir and Band competition
Anne Greenberg, Governing Board President — Paradise Valley Unified School District
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Eleven high school students have secured spots in the All-State Choir and Band competition, representing Pinnacle, Paradise Valley, and Horizon High Schools. This achievement, branded as a first-place award at the state level, honors the musical abilities and dedication of these students.

The path to All-State is marked by a rigorous and competitive process. Students initially qualify through regional auditions, showcasing their musical talents. Successful regional performers then advance to another audition round to compete for All-State selection. This comprehensive process is intended to select the most skilled and committed students.

Once selected, participants engage in a series of rehearsals and master classes. These sessions are designed to refine their musical skills with guidance from experienced conductors and instructors, making the experience both challenging and rewarding.

The students who achieved All-State recognition are:

From Pinnacle High School: Lauren Camey
From Horizon High School: Sadie Benavidez, Miles Gustafson, Chase Harris, Ethan Hetherington, Faith Issa, and Alex Tyree
From Paradise Valley High School: Cameron Forrest, Ethan Nguyen, Aanya Ram, and Jack Senesac

These students are congratulated for their dedication and musical talent that led them to All-State.



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