Sometimes, it takes an off-campus activity to create a memory that will propel students to the next level.
For decades, music students have had the opportunity to experience kinesthetic activities, where they learn by experiencing, touching, doing or being physically active off-campus, and now theatre students can as well thanks to an innovative new business co-founded by Wylie High School Director of Theatre Polly Harrison.
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