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17 High School Bands Take Part In Assessments At Tate
October 13, 2013
The Florida Bandmasters Association Marching Music Performance Assessments were held Saturday at Tate High School. Seventeen bands from across the area took part in the event.
Complete school by school results and more photos will be available and published next week on NorthEscambia.com.
Pictured: The Florida Bandmasters Association Marching Music Performance Assessments Saturday at Tate High School. Performances included bands from Northview (pictured top), Jay (pictured inset) and Washington (pictured below). NorthEsambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “17 High School Bands Take Part In Assessments At Tate”
hi I’m Raven I go to Jay and We got straight superiors at Troyit was my first year as a seventh grader going to Troy it was a experience of a lifetime
Way to go Sound of the Jags! Superior, all the way!
You go, Jay Royal Pride Marching Band!
I love marching bands !
Way to go Jay ROYAL PRIDE BAND. Now off to Troy, show them how its done.
Every one of these young women and men is a True WINNER.
Their talent, dedication, initiative, physical training — especially in the summer heat — will take them far in life.
School organizations and participation provides the learning opportunities of cooperation, following directions and leadership that cannot be provided in the classroom.
March ON……