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Kerr Commemorates 30th Anniversary with Lip Dub

Lip Dubbing Makes A Return
September 20, 2023
A Nostalgic Throwback! Graduates from the Class of 2020 showcase their experience as lip dubbers and promote the event’s comeback. In the process of planning, STUCO has set up polls for nostalgic 2000s song recommendations. “I look forward to all the great music choices and students having fun dancing!” -STUCO Member Minh Luong

Student council excitedly announces the Lip Dub comeback for the 2023-2024 school year. Having missed three years of this thrilling event, students are delighted for its return. This fun music video features individuals or groups of students who lip-sync to memorable songs from the 2000s. The lip dub of this year will honor Kerr High School’s 30 Year Anniversary and will take place on Friday, November 3.

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