<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1P3Urj_17Icf2Xq00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1P3Urj_17Icf2Xq00" width="1920" height="1440" ></figure>Students from the Covington County Schools Collaborative Arts theatre program competed in the State Walter S. Trumbauer Theatre Festival. The group, comprised of students from Straughn High School, Florala High School, and Red Level High School, all received superior ratings in all the events in which they participated.Beyond the competition, students also participated in various theatrical and technical workshops and had the opportunity to attend college fairs.The following students competed at the State Competition:Riley CatoLogan DumontGreysen HancockGabe JonesAyden KelleyHelen PoolKathryn ThompsonLuke ThompsonGabe Jones competed in the Acting Dramatic category. Luke Thompson and Riley Cato both competed in the Acting Comedic category. Logan Dumont was the only member of the team to compete in the Musical Comedic category, and Helen Pool was the only one who competed in the Costume Construction category. Greysen Hancock, Kathryn Thompson, and Ayden Kelley all participated in the Musical Dramatic category. In the Duet Musical Dramatic Category, Ayden Kelley and Greysen Hancock competed as a team, and in the Duet Musical Comedic category, Kathryn Thompson and Logan Dumont competed together as well.Both Logan Dumont, a junior from Straughn High School, and Luke Thompson, a freshman from Straughn High School won first place in their respective categories.This festival saw over 2,000 students from across the state competing at a high level, so a group receiving all superior ratings is a very impressive feat and one worth celebrating. Congratulations to the CCS Collaborative Arts theatre students and the teachers and individuals who volunteered to help support them in their endeavors throughout the year and at this competition.</div></body>

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Students from the Covington County Schools Collaborative Arts theatre program competed in the State Walter S. Trumbauer Theatre Festival. The group, comprised of students from Straughn High School, Florala High School, and Red Level High School, all received superior ratings in all the events in which they participated. Beyond the...

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