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Band to Visit Kemah Boardwalk

Written by Thanh Mai, Journalism 1
September 23, 2025

Band students will be going to Kemah Board Walk at 2:30 PM Friday, October 3. This trip will give the students an exciting and fun experience. 

This trip can boost morale among the students and improve performance. It offers a break amidst all the chaos of Kerr and preparation. 

They will be transported from Kerr’s campus to the boardwalk by the school buses.

“I am excited to participate in the upcoming band trips, because we get a time to relax, have fun, and prepare ourselves for the upcoming performances,” band student Alexandra Lee says, “it gives us motivation to push forward.” 

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