Paloma High School Bands Win Big!

The Band from Paloma Valley High School recently won five out of six first place awards at the "Music in the Parks" competition he...


The Band from Paloma Valley High School recently won five out of six first place awards at the "Music in the Parks" competition held at Disneyland. Pictured with the school's trophies are: Brian Morris, principal at Paloma Valley High School, Michael Blanton, 11th grade, Amanda Morino, 12th grade, Angelica Cortez, 12th grade, Jake Rood, 11th grade and Patrick Arnold, band director. The students pictured are members of the Jazz Band. The bands won first place in High School Concert Band 11AA, Overall High School Concert Band, High School Concert Band 1AA, Overall High School Jazz Ensemble and High School Jazz Ensemble AA.

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  1. Excellent Job!!

    It is so refreshing to hear something positive about our school systems. Since the inception of No Child Left Behind, all we hear is negativity and how poorly our schools are doing. Teachers are still teaching and students are still learning! What a miracle. Too bad our government and law makers don't see the difference between now and 30 years ago. It is amazing how we as a country allow non-English speaking residents continue to not learn the language this country was founded on. Children can learn anything--why can't the adults be held accountable? Is it too much to ask--If I moved to France--I sure would not expect the entire country to change for me. Amazing to me how we allow immigrants in this country shape the values and create an expectation of "we owe them!" Isn't that bull!

    Paloma--- Keep up the great work! Your students deserve all the positive recognition they can get in these troubled times....

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  2. Wooooooooo!!! Angelica!!!! and Amanda!! You guys rock.... and roll.
    :)
    -Maggie

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  3. Wooooooooo!!! Angelica!!!! and Amanda!! You guys rock.... and roll.
    :)
    -Maggie

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