REVISED BAND CAMP SCHEDULE

Revised July 29^th, 2010

Students should report to the Titusville High School Band Room for all events.

Friday August 6^th                    CANCELLED

Monday August 9^th                  CANCELLED

Tuesday August 10^th               CANCELLED 

Wednesday August 11^th         4:00 – 6:00      Uniform Fitting/ Shoe Orders/Rehearsal 

Thursday August 12^th             9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp 

Friday August 13^th                  9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp 

Saturday August 14^th            9:00 – 1:00      Oil Festival Parade 

Monday August 16^th               9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp

Tuesday August 17^th              9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp 

Wednesday August 18^th         9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp 

Thursday August 19^th           8:00 – 11:30    Kennywood Park 

Friday August 20^th                 9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp

Monday August 23^rd               9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp 

Thursday August 26^th             9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp 

Friday August 27^th                  9:00 – 5:00      Band Camp 

All events after August 27^th will continue as originally scheduled.

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The students raised the money by organizing a school-wide mat ball tournament and selling t-shirts bearing Haiti's flag and motto: "Unity Makes Strength." Tournament participants collected sponsorships and garnered additional support from a district-wide faculty jeans day and donations from The Colonial Machine Company in Pleasantville and the Kiwanis Club of Titusville. The t-shirts, which were worn throughout the two-week tournament, were designed by service-learning students Tyler Bienio, Nick Cubbon, and Ellie Massey.

During the May 20 assembly, students presented a check and fifty t-shirts to Allegheny Region Chapter executive director, Jenny Lehman. Jenny Lehman accepted the t-shirts on behalf of her sister, Joetta Lehman who is a missionary in Haiti and will see that the T-shirts are distributed.

Students raised money and awareness for Haiti as a Global Youth Service Day 2010 event. This year's GYSD slogan was, "How are you going to change your world?" Pictured above (in front) from left to right are: Service Learning students Tyler Bienio (holding the t-shirt) and Ellen Massey (presenting the check), and Jenny Lehman, Executive Director for the American Red Cross Allegheny Region Chapter. Pictured (in back) from left to right are: Service Learning students Aimee Day, Nicholas Cubbon, Keith Burns, and Evan Tanner. Also pictured (in back) from left to right are: Susanna Giesey, Service Learning Coordinator; Crystal Gates, Physical Education Teacher, and Fred Smith, Key Club Advisor.

Nearly 1,200 students from Western Pennsylvania attended a lively, power-packed concert in the French language. Étienne, a Canadian teacher and award winning rock musician, performed Friday, April 30, 2010 at Franklin Regional School District.

Students from Titusville High School, under the leadership of Mrs. Sandralee Kozlowski, were actively engaged in singing, dancing and miming out the words to a variety of French songs. THS was even invited to dance on stage to one of Etienne's songs. This fun, energy-filled concert was the ultimate educational experience. Students used their French in a variety of catchy hip-hop, club dance, rap, rock and reggae melodies.

One wildly popular hit song "Pourquoi Take French?" is a rap song that tells exactly why students should take French. On the international scene, French is second only to English as the most studied world language and influential language.

French, after English, is the key language for business, technology and research. France is second in the world for telecommunications; third in aeronautics. It is a leader in petrochemical research, and promotes ecological research and application. France is one of the leaders in oceanography, nuclear research, automotive technology, and computer software and services industry (it is second only to the United States worldwide). France is also in the forefront of medical research, including projects involving AIDS, cystic fibrosis and other diseases.

This concert provided Titusville High School French students the opportunity to increase their knowledge of the language and the world. As citizens of the United States, they will need this knowledge as they make decisions that will impact their lives and futures.