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Congratulations to THE BEST CLASS EVER.
It was an honor to teach you all four years.
We grew so much together, ill never forget the laughs and great days. Always miss our food days and parties. I’m proud I had a small part in your life’s and I wish you all the best luck.
To quote the greatest human of all time, “To be successful at anything, the truth is you don’t have to be special,”
“You just have to be what most people aren’t: consistent, determined, and willing to work for it.” TB12
Now go and make me proud!!!
#letsgo
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Congratulations to the @grassotech #DigitalMedia seniors that participated in and submitted works to this year’s @quietcornerfilmfestival, an annual competition for high school filmmakers featuring captivating short films from nine area schools. 👏
🏆 During the screening and awards ceremony which took place on Wednesday, May 29th at Killingly High School, one group of Grasso Tech students comprised of Digital Media seniors Ava Burdo, Ryan O’Bern and London Edmonds-Velez, took home the award in Best Editing and Best Picture for their short film, “Remote Locations”!
🎥🔗 Learn more and watch their short film, “Remote Locations”, by visiting grasso.cttech.org/news
Four groups of seniors from the Grasso Tech Digital Media department entered the Quiet Corner Film Festival this year. It’s for high school filmmakers.
Two of those groups were invited to the screening and awards ceremony on Wednesday, May 29th at Killingly High School.
One group comprised Ava Burdo, Ryan O’Bern and London Edmonds-Velez won Best Editing and Best Picture for their film Remote Locations.
Grasso Art Students Win Again! Big Congrats to Elora Loos, Grade 11 ACRR student & Tyla elci, Grade 12 Drafting student. Elora & Tyla won first place awards for Sculpture at the annual Mystic Museum of Art’s Young at Art Show- the region’s largest youth art show. The works – and other Grasso student artwork- will be on display in Mystic until June 2
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