Choir Ninja, With Ryan Guth

You’ve worked hard in choir all year; now it’s time to play hard. Katy, TX Choir director Ruben Alcala shares a comprehensive guide to planning an end of year banquet that sends your students off in style. You can recognize achievements, celebrate student-selected awards, and acknowledge your seniors in a heartfelt and memorable way. Check out the show notes for a detailed guide to planning your banquet, including a complete timeline and suggested award categories. Listen [Subscribe on iTunes] [Subscribe on Android] Highlight to Tweet: “Banquets are celebrations of our students and the hard work they have done.” - Ruben Alcala Show Notes: Establish a Budget Formal vs. Casual Rental Cost Food and Beverage Minimum Buffet vs. Plated dinner service Menu Audio and Visual Needs (some venues only cover certain aspects, charge for the rest) Time Frame of Event (some venues charge more depending on time) Fundraising Senior Gifts Programs vs No Programs Key People to recognize and invite Principal Choir Vice Princip