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10 Lessons I Learned in Middle School

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10 Lessons I Learned in Middle School, an original One-Act Play written by Jonathan White and performed by the Middle School Acting Class, is told through a series of small scenes and monologues and captures the final week of a group of students trying to pass 8th Grade. Each moment begins with a lesson, such as “Get to Lunch As Fast As You Can” or “Looks Can Be Deceiving” and shows the characters as they struggle to learn and overcome various challenges related to that lesson.  Some are comedic, some are serious, but all demonstrate the universal journey we all take through adolescence.




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