4TH GRADE PARENT SKIT
A Beloved Up Tradition ROSANGELA ZURAWEL In University Park, fourth grade is marked by one of the most anticipated and heartwarming traditions of elementary school — the Fourth Grade Skit at Robert S. Hyer Elementary. In the months leading up to the performances, parents dedicate themselves to rehearsals, choreography, and costume planning. What begins as practice sessions filled with laughter and
choreography is energetic, the humor lighthearted, and the entire production
it. A memory both mother and daughter will never forget.” The excitement on the parents’ faces says it all — hearts full, smiles wide, and a shared sense of pride that makes this tradition truly unforgettable.
a strong sense of community evolves into a full production that reflects the spirit of the neighborhood and the deep love families have for their children. The skit is performed twice — once for the broader community and again the following day exclusively for the students. While both performances are special, there is something particularly magical about the daytime show. As students enter and see their parents on stage, their reactions say everything: excitement, surprise, laughter, even tears of pride fill the room. Parents proudly wear attire featuring their child’s name and hold large cutouts of their child’s face as part of the performance. The
radiates school spirit. It is joyful, playful, and deeply meaningful.
The Fourth Grade Skit is more than a performance. It represents the strength of the district’s family involvement and the meaningful partnership between parents and the school community. It honors students during an important milestone year while creating memories that will last long after elementary school ends. It is, quite simply, one of the most magical traditions of fourth grade. Our own Party Crasher, Rosangela Zurawel, was part of this beautiful and heartfelt tradition. “My daughter couldn’t hold back her tears when she saw me on stage. She told me it was the most beautiful thing she had ever seen. She was so happy, and we cried together. It was so special to do this for her. What a beautiful tradition to have. It’s bittersweet for me, as it was my second and last time doing
Brittany Miller and Jenny O’Dwyer
Rosangela Zurawel, a resident of University Park, is a REALTOR®, designer, mother/ wife, and party crasher extraordinaire with her daughter Mia
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