PUBLISHED ON September 28, 2023
Last week, five of our Choir Chips competed against students in the New Orleans area at the first round of auditions for the LMEA All State Honor Choir: Carina Castillion, Mackenzie Ory, Madison Adams, Mary Dufrene, and Peyton Klotz.
ALL FIVE of our Choir Chips are moving on to the second round of auditions, which will take place this Saturday at Holy Cross School!
Let's wish our Choir Chips good luck as they move on to ROUND TWO!
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