Talented Lexington District One students will lend their voices to the annual South Carolina Music Educators Association’s All-State Chorus Weekend. The Lexington District One singers perform at Winthrop University March 7–9, 2019.

The All-State Chorus program provides an opportunity for superior choral students to sing together and represent South Carolina in statewide events. The all-state weekend is an intensive and demanding vocal experience that fosters self-discipline and personal growth as well as musicianship.

Students earning a spot in the SCMEA 2018–2019 All-State Chorus include: Gilbert High’s Katelyn M. Barefoot, Madison E. Berry, Sammie R. Browning, Heather G. Cook, Austin R. Coursey, W. Dolan Hislop, Kyla M. Osborn, H. Jordan Powers and Adam C. Smith; Lexington High’s Kathryn D. Capili, Sydney R. Devoe, Lawson C. Estridge, Ashlin D. Gibson, Joshua G. Gravelle, Colby S. James, Nicholas C. Joy, Lindy K. McCloy, Jackson L. McKelvey, A. Grace Put-man, Elizabeth F. Reynolds, London C. Saunders, Josiah D. Schrodt, J. Taylor Spires, Peyton M. Whetstone and Mary Grace Wingard; Pelion High’s Ethan B. Lindler and Ella M. Mincey; River Bluff High’s Harley R. Boaz, Mattison L. Bradham, Chase J. Carter, Lauren M. Garrison, Eliza C. Grant, Reagan K. Green, Mason A. Martin, Madeline G. Owens, Sarah M. Peter, Elena E. Pittman, Kathryn C. Shepherd, Grant T. Stillinger, Charlie R. West and Andrew Fellers Wise; and White Knoll High’s Jerrith G. Baggott, Zoey E. Betty, Colton L. Duncan, Michael R. Fletcher, Josh L. Franklin, Nathaniel S. Hope, Taryn D. Jett, Hannah E. Kennedy, Bethany D. Lytton, K. Morgan Matthiesen, Samantha A. McMillan, Tyeler A. Mercer, Caleb M. Meyerand, Amber A. Sempervive, Cailey M. Williams and Genesis A. Williams.