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Adair Marching Band members seen modeling success

By JR Thompson, ACHS Assistant Principal

Hard work, determination, a good attitude -- all components of successful individuals. Do you know who I have seen modeling these qualities consistently this summer?

The Adair County Marching Band. Each morning when I arrive to the campus, they are often already on the pavement preparing for their season. When I leave after 3pm -- they are still there. Even after practicing in 100 degree heat, they are smiling and cheering. All that said, I just wanted to express how much I admire the hard work of these incredible students and of their directors.

Please know we see you, we definitely hear you (it sounds so good), and I'm proud of your dedication to the talents you continue to develop. #RollTribe




This story was posted on 2026-08-04 23:29:44
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