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Mrs. Fellos’ Advanced Painting and Drawing students recently participated in a fundraising activity with the Carmichael Water District. Old fire hydrants were delivered to Del Campo, and were given new life as artworks. They were then auctioned at the 100 Year Anniversary Celebration, bringing in $75 to $275 each, which was all donated to the class.
Advanced Painting and Drawing created portraits for an international non-profit organization called The Memory Project. This annual project connects Del Campo artists with children in poverty from another country. This year, the portraits went to children in Madagascar, and a video of the portraits being given to the children was sent to the class so they could see how much joy they brought into the children’s lives.
Thanks to much support from our Del Campo PTA, Mrs. Dunn’s Advanced Ceramics students are participating in the annual River City Food Bank fundraiser, Empty Bowls, March 14 & 15. Last year they helped raise over $150,000 by donating their handmade bowls.
For more information, check out http://www.rivercityfoodbank.org
Choir performs regularly, including at Disneyland and Six Flags where they won First place in a competition. They are involved in the local community, participation in an invitational performance with the community choir, as well as giving four concerts each year, and performing the National Anthem at rallies, basketball and baseball games. In May, they will be hosting the annual Pasta & Pops, a dinner and entertainment night everyone is invited to attend. For information about tickets, contact Ms. Mitchell at pmitchell@sanjuan.eduDel Campo Madrigal singers performing the National Anthem at the Farmer's Insurance Legislative Convention.
Del Campo Madrigal 2015-2016 Event
Del Campos Elly Award winning drama department offers many opportunities for students to explore the exciting world of theatre. Between Beginning Drama, Advanced Drama, Drama Club, three annual productions, field trips to Ashland, Oregon’s Shakespeare Festival, and theatre competitions, students can develop their skills both on stage and behind the scenes.