Music program
The high school music program includes choir, jazz band, concert band, marching band, and flag corps.
The high school marching band attends several performances yearly including all football games, the Amanda Firefighter's festival parade, the Sweet Corn Festival parade, the Pumpkin Show Parade of Bands, and the Parade of Bands at the Fairfield County Fair. Every four years the band performs in a parade at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
The concert and jazz bands and the choir perform in three concerts a year which include their Christmas, winter, and spring concerts. Concert band members and choir members may audition to attend all-county band and choir performances that occur in the winter every year.
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