Students at Dayspring Display Fine Talents

students showed off their artistic abilities during the Attleboro school’s third annual Fine Arts and Music Night on Friday.

Several hundred people attended the school's program, which included an exhibit of various types of artwork and a musical program in the South Attleboro Assembly of God Church (located adjacent to the school). 

“It was a challenging year for the students because I had to take an eight-week sabbatical,” Dayspring Academy Art Teachers Noa Juarez said. “Fortunately, Jennifer Rydwansky took over for me during that time and the projects were completed.”

The music program was coordinated by faculty member Teresa King (who performed a guitar solo) and included solo, duet and group singing performances; piano solos and duets; guitar solos; and human videos.

The school's Spiritual Adviser Robert Lavallee commended the students for their diligence and persistence.

“We are grateful that you are all here tonight to support these students,” he said in a release. “They are showcasing their talents tonight and we know they will continue to use these gifts in the future.”

DCA students performing in the music program included: Faith Giammarco, Sharon Rajadurai, Emily Ferguson, Tori Deneault, Tara Iannelli, Rachel Mayer, Itoro Okokon, Caitlyn Stanford, Ava Gomes, Madeline Abjornson, Radhika Kunte, Lily Golembowski, Jazmyne Hall, Izzabell Golembowski, Sophia Harrison, Juliana Phillips, Danielle Brousseau, Jamie Lonczak, Marissa Machado, Haley Berthiaume, Alice Santana, Maria Santana, Olivia Phillips, Victoria Iannelli, Kristen Petagna, Ashwini Asirwatham, Carolynne Manosh, Catherine Messier, Anitha Koka, Ethan Gannon, Hailey Bauer, Ama Boaten, Cherubin Manokaran, Tara Iannelli, Ethan Corriveau, Colin Harrington, Gabrielle Milley, Britni Thibodeau, Faith Boirard, Dalia Al-magedi, Orli Juarez, Josiah Boirard, Abigail Phillips, Brooke Fontaine, Jordan Scarduzio and Christine DaPaah-Afriyie.