Music unites for River View seniors


  • River View High School provides seniors with projects that support the school and community while developing leadership and self-management skills.
  • Grace Callison and Paige Nicely became publicists for the junior year music department. Basically, I was monitoring the music department’s social media accounts.
  • They launched a three-county music department last year with students from Riverview, Ridgewood and Coshocton.
  • The two have also done a project to encourage elementary and middle school students in Riverview to pursue bands and choirs as they get older.

Two seniors from WARSAW – River View High School have expanded their assigned roles related to the music program to foster countywide connections and encourage the next generation of high school musicians.

Grace Callison and Paige Nicely became publicists for the junior year music department. In the past, this role has basically consisted of monitoring social media counts and creating posts to promote choir and band activities. developed into a project.

According to Senior Project Advisor Cindy Hemming, River View seniors work with community mentors on projects related to nearly any hobby or career area. The idea is to improve self-awareness, self-management, relationship skills, responsibility, and decision-making skills while improving yourself, your school, or your community. Choir director Dawn Anglin served as Nicely and Callison’s mentor.


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