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Oak Hill Middle School 6th Grade Dancers Shine Bright

In a remarkable feat for first-time competition dancers, Oak Hill Middle School's 6th-grade dance team achieved high honors at a recent competition, earning a coveted High Gold Adjudication and securing an impressive 4th place in the Teen Small Group Division. The journey, spanning four months of dedicated practice and preparation, culminated in a momentous win that has left the entire school community buzzing with excitement.


The talented dancers, including Ahmonie Wright, Cadence Maeszane, Genecia Barnes, Sharmari Balkcom, Taylor Allen, and Zamari Mosley, showcased exceptional skill and passion on stage, delivering a performance that dazzled judges and spectators alike. Their commitment to excellence and their unwavering determination to succeed were evident in every step, earning them well-deserved recognition and applause.


Beyond the stage, the Oak Hill Middle School dance program received overwhelming support from parents, family, and friends, who cheered on the dancers with pride and enthusiasm. Their encouragement and dedication to the arts in education underscore the invaluable role of the arts in nurturing critical thinking skills, endurance, and confidence in students' lives.


As we celebrate this remarkable achievement, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success of our 6th-grade dance team. Your support and encouragement mean the world to us as we continue to foster a culture of excellence and creativity at Oak Hill Middle School. Don't miss the chance to witness the magic once again during the Encore performance on 5th-grade Parent Night. Additionally, kudos to the OHMS Drill Team and Baldwin County Dance Company Jr. for their phenomenal performances, showcasing the rich talent and spirit of our school community.


 
 
 

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