Lincoln Center Permission Slip

HORACE GREELEY HIGH SCHOOL=

Performing Arts Department

Concert B= and

Ms. Kim Meade, Director

914.861.9400 x 427

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October 6, 2006

Dear Families,

It’s been a pleasure meeting and working with the 9^th Grade Concert Band. Our program provides opportunities= for full participation on the part of each student and each family. I’m writing to share informa= tion with you about an upcoming field trip.&nbs= p;

On Thursday, November 16th, we will participat= e in the Lincoln Center Meet the Artist School Series. Our band will have an opportunity to experience the world’s largest performing arts center and all that= it has to offer.

The students visit = to Lincoln Center, including the tour and Mee= t the Artist West Side Story performance, will begin at 10:00am and end at 12:30pm. Please note that for= every 18 students, one adult chaperone is required and admitted free of charge. We will need at least two parent chaperones.

We will depart from HGHS at 8:30am and return at 2pm. The cost is $20 payable by check to Horace Greeley High School. Students should bring their lunch,= as there will be no opportunity to purchase food.

Please complete and return the attached permission slip by Friday, October 13th. If you have any concerns or require additional information, please contact me via phone or email (kimeade@ccsd.ws). Also, attached please find informa= tion on a variety of educational programs sponsored by the New York Philharmonic= .

Thank you for supporting the Performing Arts.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> I look forward to working with you= and your children in the future.

Best regards,<= /o:p>

Kim Me= ade

Kim Meade

(Please detach and return bottom portion only)

My child, _____________________________________, has permission to attend the trip to= Lincoln Center on Thursday, Novembe= r 16th.

Cost of trip $20= (check payable to Horace Greeley High School)

Concert dress is necessary. &n= bsp;            = ;       Parent signature _______________________________

Bagged lunch is = necessary.        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;   Emergency contact # ___________________________

□Please check box if you would like to chaperone.

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