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Peach band program in rebuilding process

It is also a program that is growing by the bushel. Darren Johnson is in his third year as band director at the school. He previously was in Dougherty County. Full Article at Macon Telegraph

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  1. Awards just legitimize what (the students) are doing and keep them on the right track ... We want our kids to have the ability to perform anywhere, on the state and national level. To want their music to take them places.
    – Darren Johnson SOURCE: Macon Telegraph 2 months ago
  2. It was a mind-blowing experience for him ... A kid from little, ol’ Peach County seeing the world.
    – Darren Johnson SOURCE: Macon Telegraph 2 months ago
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