Every year Angela Floyd Schools hosts a Community Appreciation Week during the month of October, and this year, they’re going all out to celebrate their 20th Anniversary Season.
In addition to doing free trial dance and music lessons throughout the week of October 3rd-8th, AFS is offering a Brownie and Junior Girl Scout Badge workshop for dance and music badges. These complimentary hour and a half classes will be on Friday, October 7th at the North Location. From 4:30-6pm, Brownie Girls Scouts can come individually or as a troop to earn their dance badges, and from 6-7:30pm, Junior Girl Scouts can come individually or as a troop to earn their music badges. The studio will mail out badges to each participant after the classes, so there’s no hassle at all for troop leaders. You can reserve a spot for a free trial lesson or for the Girl Scout Badge Workshop by contacting the studio through their website or by phone at 865-675-9894.
Additionally, Angela Floyd Schools is heading up Cash for Classrooms, which is a program to help teachers in Knox County get the supplies they need for their classes. Teachers can submit applications for consideration to receive $250 towards specific classroom supplies. AFS, in partnership with the Shopper News and other sponsors, hopes to raise $5,000 to go straight to Knox County’s hardworking teachers!
Giving back to the community is an important part of the culture at Angela Floyd Schools. Ever since she opened the first of her two locations in 1997, Angela Floyd has been cultivating an environment for her students and staff that prioritizes these goals:
Put Family First
Be and Develop Positive Role Models
Strive for Excellence
Choose Age Appropriate Choreography, Costumes, and Music Selections
Build Self Confidence
Encourage Creativity
Exceed Expectations
Teach Life Lessons through Dance and Music Lessons
Give Back To our Community