Superintendent Grant Storey defended LBHS Drama Company’s choice of plays this fall, calling them “age-appropriate, educationally aligned, and suitable for public performance.”
Storey said the plays were reviewed by LBHS Drama Company’s director Kelly Grayum, another staff member, a representative from The Merc, an LBHS drama parent representative and student representatives.
In a statement, Storey told MVE, “Theatre is an integral part of a well-rounded education. It provides students the opportunity to engage critically with…
