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Rep
The Thursday Rep is an institution at Marion Cross School. Featuring student performances and occasionally outside or professional guests in the multipurpose room, students are entertained and enlightened as they experience on a regular basis what it means to be a member of an audience. Reps can be a whole school affair, though often the subject matter is designated for either lower grades or upper grades. Rep is coordinated by music teacher, Carolyn Keck.
