What time should I show up for a contest?

By Tech Deputy|2021-09-25T20:29:41-05:00September 25th, 2021|Competition|

Band contests are heavily attended events and I would highly recommend arriving at least an hour prior
to performance time to navigate parking, stadium logistics, etc. Many of our stadiums have moved to a
clear bag policy as well.

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Welcome to the Band Department of Vandegrift High School

The Instrumental Music Department at Vandegrift High School enrolls over 300 students from the 9th through 12th grades who study with a dedicated teaching faculty as well as private lesson instructors.

Our Philosophy of Education

Music is a fundamental piece of the human experience. Music Education is therefore a necessary endeavor to ensure that the whole child is being educated. This includes skill development, cognitive understanding, and aesthetic appreciation for many forms of music.

The primary objective of the Vandegrift High School Instrumental Music Department is to develop the performance, rehearsal, and personal practice skills of each student. The vision for the program is to “Define the Standard” in all we do.

What time should I show up for a contest?

What time should I show up for a contest?

Vandegrift Band and Vision Booster Club

Defining the Standard