
Speeches
Were You Listening?
Speech by Felicity Sutton
Switching Flights
Speech by Manuel Strid
The Mysteries of EMFs
Speech by Steve O’Hara
The Scariest Moment of My Life
Speech By J. P. Levenick
Neighbors
Speech by Elise Lengkeek
Patience Is a Lost Virtue
Andrew Malachowski
The Princess and the Pea
Speech by Anna Knutson
The Longest Shortcut
Speech by Matt O’Hara
A One-Pan Wonder
Speech by Ana Mohan
Fine Print
Speech by Sophia Burrowes
A Rainbow amidst the Storm
Speech by Heather Kaplan
Make Up Your Mind
Speech by Grace Oglesby
A Bad Attitude
Speech by Faith Oglesby
The Beauty from the Pain
by Gabriel Wallacavage
The Grass Is Always Greener on the Other Side of the Equator
Speech by Lucas Mohan
Hard Lessons
Speech by Micah Chen
The Beauty Been
Speech by Francesca Milani
Lost in Boston
Speech by Paul Nijs
Lessons from Summer Camp
Speech by Caleb Garecht

Recitations and Plays
“The First Day of Spring” recited by Abby Giannotti; “Who Loves the Trees Best,” recited by Elise Sheridan; “Mr. Finney’s Turnip,” recited by Natalie Kelly; “I Remember,” recited by Sviat Voznyi; “Sunset” recited by Michael Levenick.
Babysitting the Wilsons: a Play about Homeschoolers
Father, played by Lucas Mohan and Miss Forster, played by Anna Walter
Miles, played by Joshua Duan; Micky, played by Brendan O’Hara; May, played by Catherine O’Hara; Maud, played by Lydia Knutson; Mandy, played by Sally Kaplan; Margot, played by Margot Mohan; Maggy, played by Alahna Sheridan; Raymond, played by Mateo Strid; Malcolm, played by Nate Wallacavage; Max, played by Liam Garecht; Milton, played by Ben Shapren; Michelle, played by Kathleen Kelly; Molly, played by Ava Sheridan; Maurice, played by Mark Giannotti; Melvin, played by Finn McCowan; Morris, played by Oliver Haselbarth; Mindy, played by Julianne Kelly; Martin, played by Liam Garecht; McKinley, played by Bruno Haselbarth; Mason, played by Nicholas Wargo; Michael, played by Michael Giannotti; Marcie, played by Nora Dougherty
D is for Dandelion Recitation, Part 2
“The Stranger on the Sill” recited by Dominic Wargo; “Lines Written in Early Spring” recited by Catherine Patton; “Fire and Ice,” recited by Declan Ireland; “The Fountain,” Recited by Ellie Shapren
The Selfish Woman, a Play
Greedy Woman played by Julie Shapren; Poor Woman played by Caroline Lengkeek
The Barber of Bagdad, a Play
Barber, played by Mary Levenick; Caliph played by Rocco Haselbarth; Donkey played by Ellie Shapren; Courtier played by Michael Levenick; Woodcutter played by John Malachowski