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Students can join the band, chorus, or orchestra programs led by Mrs. Wilson, Mr. McRae, Ms. Eason, Ms. Black, Mrs. Clement, and Mrs. Na on a year-long basis. Physical education and health are scheduled semesterly with coaches Crick, Dodson, McGinnis, Posey, and Silvestro. Art, careers, computer science, family and consumer science, foreign language, general music, and technical education are randomly scheduled nine-week connections led by Mrs. Droske, Mrs. MacGregor, Mrs. Henson, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Enriquez, Ms. Volk, and Mr. Roy. Some students may also be scheduled for
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