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The commission approved the March 2 minutes and received updates on new teen art classes, a basketball team, a cultural excursion for eight graduating seniors, Student Leadership Day on April 30, and the Sound Check program’s first performance on April 10.
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Commerce teens have new and expanded opportunities in arts, sports, music, leadership, and educational travel. The city is offering free admission to the April 10 Sound Check performance, with food available for purchase. Eight graduating seniors can participate in an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., and New York City through the reinstated Cultural Excursion program.
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