Brittani Clark

RESPECT

Today, each chorus class talked about respect.

Here are some of the topics the students agreed are DISRESPECTFUL behaviors that we want to avoid : 

Talking at inappropriate times

Using bad language or saying "shut up"

Touching another person or their things without their permission

Hitting, Tripping or any other type fighting (playful or not)

Bully behavior or encouraging bully behavior

Teasing or making fun of people

Lying

Pointing fingers or blaming other people for our mistakes

Rolling eyes, rolling neck, waving hands around, smacking teeth or other negative body language

Pouting or having a negative attitude

Gossip and acting "two faced"

Talking back to adults

Disobeying rules and not following directions.

Wasting time or making people feel less important or intelligent.

Interrupting or trying to talk over other people

Working as a team

Today, each chorus class talked about working as a team.

 

Here are some examples of teamwork from the students:

Encouraging each other

Support each other

Listen

Only talk when it is appropriate

Help each other (with songs and other probelms)

Be Dependable

Cooperate

Follow Directions

SHOW UP!!

Take turns

Don't Lie

Don't tell people to "shut up" or be mean to them

Don't hog the spotlight or brag

Be postive

Don't argue or fight

Chorus Handbook

Download chorus_handbook_0708.doc

Please click attached link for a copy of the 2007-2008 chorus handbook.  Includes information about grading, uniforms, fundraising, music care and much more. Please refer to this handbook for information about upcoming concerts and performing opprotunites.

Brittani Clark

Hello,

I am very glad that you are visiting my Blog.  Please email me for questions about the information.  I am also always looking for helpful websites to post for my students.

I earned my Bacholer's Degree in Music Education from Kennesaw State University and I am currently pursuing my Master's Degree in Curriculum and Instruction form Lesley University.  I will finish this program in April. 

I have a wonderful husband and two very sweet labaradors at home in Paulding County.  I hope to one day have children, but for now I have my dogs.

I love to teach both chorus and general music in middle school.  This is the point in a young singer's life that they can build foundational skills that will help them continue singing for the rest of their lives. Music students can final use their knowledge of music to  connect the information we learn in class to the music that they enjoy as well as learning about other musical outlets. 

Chorus Uniform

This uniform must be worn at all chorus performances!!

Please contact Mrs. Clark for questions.

Chorus Polo Shirt   

Khaki Pants   

Black Closed-Toe Shoes

NO JEWELRY!!