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Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

THE MUSE

  • Where Do We Sit On the Bus (Rinker Hall, 9-11 a.m.): Oct. 13
  • Coffee Talk (Virtual): Oct. 14
  • Black Student Union Meeting (Media Center, Lunch): Oct. 15
  • Fall Dance (Cafeteria/Gym/Media Center, 6-10 p.m.): Oct. 16
  • Duty Day for Teachers (No School): Oct. 17
Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

THE MUSE

Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

THE MUSE

Listening in, theatre junior Malaika Bourgi-Gordon, who is movement captain as well as an understudy for Moaning Myrtle, works with the cast during a vocal exercise.  
“This vocal work really helped me think about how I say each syllable…it really does affect how you see words because it’s like, you think of the alphabet in a whole new phonetic way,” Bourgi-Gordon said. 
For the production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the cast has to learn how to speak with a vocal dialect. 
“The whole show is completely British,” Bourgi-Gordon said. “So for the people who do not know the rules (of British dialect), this definitely helps us sound a little more competent and makes it sound better for the whole show.”
The Magic Behind The Curtain
Cole Hoffman, Coverage Staffer • October 14, 2025
Strings senior Carlie Antoine performs “Once Upon a Dream” in her fourth and final Impromptu show.
Impromptu Concert: Photo Gallery
Morgan Johnson, Photographer • October 2, 2025
Holding hands, theatre freshmen Sofia Carbone and Kayla Brown perform their musical theatre piece, “Who Will Love Me As I Am” by Henry Krieger and Bill Russel.
Welcome to the Final Show
Trisha Babji Rao, Photo Staffer • May 25, 2025
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Holding up their copies of "The Barn: The Secret History of a Murder in Mississippi," senior Student Government Association officers pose with author Wright Thompson. Each officer received a personalized message inside their book as a thank-you for attending. 

Photo Courtesy of the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches.
[BRIEF] Guest Speaker Wright Thompson Spoke to Senior Student Government Association (SGA) Officers at the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches
Ruhaan Sood and Gavin Murray September 19, 2025
Giving directions to a driver exiting the campus, Mr. Koronec, the school monitor, surveys the parking lot during the students’ lunch hours. As part of keeping the campus safe, Mr. Koronec makes sure every driver is accounted for. “If I don't recognize you, you're supposed to stop,” Mr. Koronec said. “I ask you who you are, they tell me who they are, then I proceed.”
Feeling the Heat
Jacob Amoroso, Coverage Staffer • September 18, 2025
Speaking into the microphone, school counselor Olga Middleton discusses the LAUNCH event’s agenda with attendees. The LAUNCH event (Linking Access, Unity, Networking, Collaboration, and Higher Education) was held in Meyer Hall and the cafeteria on August 27.
The LAUNCH to College
Trisha Babji Rao, Photo staffer • August 28, 2025
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Smiling with her arms crossed, 4-H reporter and strings senior Musiq Williams poses for a photo. Williams was elected as the Florida 4-H State Council reporter for the Palm Beach chapter. 4-H is a national organization focused on educating students about various environmental and agricultural sectors.
Cultivating Leadership
Gavin Murray, Morale Editor • September 30, 2025
Posed headshot of Summer Wadleigh.
A New Season of Support
Maja Milovanovic and Jacob Amoroso September 8, 2025
Hosting a lunch study session, math teacher Joshua Millstein explains how to calculate equations to his students. Outside of class time, Millstein hosts study sessions for students during lunch, in which he targets their shortcomings.
Where the Classroom Meets the Court
London Franklin, Coverage Staffer • May 27, 2025
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Getting their vitals checked and setting up a food stand, students participate in the first blood drive of the year. This event provides a life-saving resource for those in need, while fostering community connections.
[BRIEF] The National Honor Society Hosted its First Blood Drive of the Year
Belen Rivera, Content Team Editor • October 10, 2025
Interacting with a pre-school learner, Justice Builder intern and digital senior Aaliyah Keys helps lead the day’s craft activity centered around the letter “I.” As part of her paid internship at Rohi’s Readery, which focuses on community outreach and social justice education, Keys prepared pre-made craft pieces for the children to easily assemble an insect.
Rohi’s Readery Provides ‘Safe Space’ for Student Interns
Lila Goldin, Coverage Staffer • October 7, 2025
Posed headshot of Summer Wadleigh.
A New Season of Support
Maja Milovanovic and Jacob Amoroso September 8, 2025
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