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Chip Parker
The Candlewood Tri-M Music Honor Society recently visited the afternoon Crafts Club to guide students in making rainsticks using rice, aluminum foil, and paper towel rolls.
The Candlewood Tri-M Music Honor Society recently visited the afternoon Crafts Club to guide students in making rainsticks using rice, aluminum foil, and paper towel rolls.
Members of Tri-M use their musical skills to serve their peers and school community, and this project gave students in both clubs a chance to practice leadership and communication.