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NEWS
Charles Towne Montessori students
to sing to children at MUSC
CHARLESTON,
S.C., Dec. 11, 2007 - - More than a dozen elementary
students from Charles Towne Montessori School will sing
holiday songs 5:30 p.m. Wednesday to children in MUSC's
Medically Fragile Children's Program in the Charleston
Neck area.
A
special Santa (North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey)
is expected to be on hand to provide holiday cheer during
a pizza party that follows. The music program and party
will be held in the ARC Riverside A building on Evatt
Drive near the old Baker Hospital. For directions, phone
876-7007.
"Our
students have been preparing for weeks to sing to the
children at MUSC," said Head of School Edward Jackson,
who will direct the school's choir. "While they'll
have fun singing Christmas carols, they're also learning
about how important it is to give back to the community
through these kinds of public service performances."
Other
coming events
- Elf
Shop,
Dec. 17-19: Students at Charles Towne Montessori School
will have fun purchasing gifts for their families
at a special Elf Shop hosted by the school. Great
story to highlight how young children can learn responsibility
for giving gifts and managing money.
- Marion
Square performance, 1 p.m., Dec. 18: Students
from Charles Towne Montessori School will sing at
Marion Square as part of the City of Charleston's
holiday program.
- School
holiday program, 10:30 a.m., Dec. 20: Students
of all ages will participate in a holiday program
at Charles Towne Montessori School.
OUR
MISSION: Charles Towne Montessori School fosters a passion
for learning and the development of the whole child
by challenging children's intellects, promoting their
independence and inspiring curiosity.
CONTACT:
Edward
Jackson, head of school, at 843.571.1141
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