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IMT Theatre 2022-23 Season

  • Voter Registration Events

    Students meet Ms. Schramm in the Band Hall

    September 12, 2022 and January 17, 2023

    During Advisory

  • Welcome Back Students. After a great first week start to the new school year, check out the excitement for next week below...
  • Dear I.M. Terrell Family,
     
    I am excited to announce that 87% of our OnRamps Chemistry students earned college credit through UT Austin this year! This was not an easy accomplishment given the high level of rigor and furious pace of this course. In total, they were awarded 41 A/B grades, and 100% of apprentices who were eligible for credit in January successfully earned credit at the end. Of the students who were not eligible in January, 1/3 of them persevered and would have earned credit if they were allowed to regain eligibility. This tremendous academic achievement is a testament to their dedication, determination, and fortitude. Please join me in congratulating the apprentices below! I am so proud of them!
     
    Lucas O'Neill

  • Congratulations UIL One Act Play!

    Good morning, everyone!

     

    I am very pleased to announce that our One-Act play, "Letters to Sala", ranked first in the 4A competition yesterday and has advanced to Bi-District on March 11 and 12! In addition, we received the following awards:

    Sam Norris Honorable Mention All-Star Cast

    Ainsley Bond All-Star Cast

    Shelbi Farrell-Douglas Best Technician

    Mathilda Thompson Best Overall Performer

     

    And IM Terrell won best overall tech crew!

     

    B. Nesbit

  • Congratulations IMT Orchestras!

    Good Morning Friends,

     

    I wanted to let each of you know about our orchestra's performances at their UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest this week. We took three orchestras to perform and are happy to say that I.M. Terrell is the ONLY program in the ENTIRE region with multiple ensembles that received unanimous SUPERIOR ratings from each judge at this year's contest. Each group performed music at least two levels over their required selections, with the varsity orchestra playing a program of entirely professional level music. This is an incredible accomplishment for these young musicians, and we are so proud of their hard work and perseverance during this extremely difficult year.

     

    All the best,

     

    Hunter Lewis

    Director of Instrumental Music

    I.M. Terrell Academy for STEM and Visual Performing Arts

    TMEA Region 5, President

  • WooHoo! Congratulations!

    2022 Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Ebony " Nickie" Johnson

     
  • Our Troupe created the incredible board below highlighting our troupe accomplishments and we were selected as one of the winners of the All Star Troupe Award! There were over 100 schools
    who entered, so we were very excited for this win!
     
     
    We had five students compete in acting competitions, and I am DELIGHTED to say that three of our students have advanced to the International Thespian Convention! To my knowledge, this is the first time an FWISD student has advanced to nationals! Lola McNallie scored superior on her contrasting monologues, and Ainsley Bond/Anna Escovedo received a PERFECT score from all three judges for their duet scene! Also, our two other students, Meadow Simpson & Hannah Campbell scored extremely well, and will be competing in additional categories in the spring! 
     

     

     

  • IMT Drone Team, Bell Competition

     

    The I.M. Terrell Drone Team earned the Judge’s Choice Award!

    The judges described our team as a team that overcame many challenges

    with exemplary teamwork and perseverance. At BELL there is a saying that

    you’re not done until the paperwork weighs the same amount as the drone,

    and our team’s Engineering Notebook met the standard; detailing all the team meetings

    and lessons learned. Of all the presentations from the past 3 events, I.M. Terrell especially stood out to them.

  • This weekend, several of our vocal music apprentices participated in TMEA Region Choir events.

     

    At the TMEA All-State Choir Pre-Area Auditions on Friday, eight apprentices advanced to the final round of auditions, and three placed as alternates. They will compete in the Area auditions in early January. Please congratulate the following students on this incredible accomplishment!

     

    SOPRANOS

     

    • Meirah Koenig (freshman) - 5th chair
    • Elliot Bernard (freshman) - 6th chair
    • Aubrey Henderson (freshman) - 7th chair
    • Danielle Ellison (senior) - 8th chair
    • Hannah Morris (junior) - 1st alternate
    • Korin Nowlin (senior) - 2nd alternate

    ALTOS

     

    • Jessica Kelly (junior) - 3rd chair
    • Anika Junker (junior) - 6th chair
    • Azura Wynne (senior) - 1st alternate

    TENORS

     

     

    • Cooper Irwin (junior) - 2nd chair
    • Cole Irwin (junior) - 3rd chair

     

     On Saturday, several of our vocal music apprentices performed with TMEA Region Choirs.

     

    Three of our apprentices performed with the TMEA 9/10 Honor Choir in Arlington, TX.

    Matthew Brown, M'Kayla Rice, and Jaxson Plial

     

    Twelve of our apprentices performed with the TMEA Region 5/7 Honor Choir in Glen Rose, TX

    Anika Junker, Jessica Kelly, Cole Irwin, Cooper Irwin

    Aubrey Henderson, Azura Wynne, Keely Shrader, Danielle Ellison

    Hannah Morris, Korin Nowlin, Meirah Koenig

    Elliot Bernard

     

    If you see these students, please extend your congratulations to them on these accomplishments!

  • I.M. TERRELL ACADEMY CORE BELIEFS 

     

    We believe the I.M. Terrell family will embody: 

     

    Pride in ourselves, school, and community;  

    Apprenticeship with integrity and excellence;  

    Nurturing the humanity of self and others;  

    Truth as our compass; 

    Honoring our history as we write our future;  

    Engagement in classroom, community and craft; and  

    Resilience through adversity and challenge. 

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    Mission