Flash Mob Erupts at City Council Meeting
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LJR founder Lynnzora Rogers shared she was proud of how her message was heard, and was proud of the students’ performance.
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The Arroyo Valley High School Step Team poses with their teacher, Lawrence Hardy.
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Jacquelyn White, Pal Center Program Manager, attended to support the students.
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Becky Sumbaro, Pal Center principal, came to support her students and the cause.
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Choreographer Megan Darvin choreographed the flash mob and attended as a dancer as well.
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Lynnzora Rogers addresses the city council on behalf of her non-profit organization and the need for the arts.
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Steppers perform while audience looks on.
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Soloist LaKendra Harwood sings her cover of Donald Lawrence’s “Encourage Yourself.”
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Students are joined by Principal Becky Sumbaro and teacher Lawrence Hardy on stage.
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Students gather altogether on stage and shout, “Please save the arts!”
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