Welcome to the Athens High School Orchestras Website
The Athens Orchestra Parent Association (AOPA)
welcomes our new and returning musicians to another year of
beautiful music. AOPA is a parent and community-supported
non-profit organization, whose purpose is to help support
the orchestra program at Athens High School.
AOPA is a tax-exempt, nonprofit, 501 (c)(3) organization.
Contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by
law.
Orchestra Camp 2009
The annual orchestra camp will take
place Sept 25-27 2009. Details
and necessary forms can be found by
clicking the links below:
Camp Letter from Mr.
Benes
Health History Form
Student Information Sheet
Camp
Picnic
2009-2010 Membership Drive
Please join the Athens Orchestra
Parent Association and support
our musicians. There are
benefits to joining....
Click
here for details
Coming This Fall

November 10th 2009
Mark your calendars!
Ticket info available in
September
Visit the Barrage website
The Andy Stindt
Scholarship Fund
The fund was created in 1997 after
the tragic death of Andy and two of his friends, Michael Jamieson
and Ashley Easterbrook. All three were killed by a drunk
driver. The scholarship fund provides financial support to
deserving young musicians in the Troy School District for summer
music camp, private lessons and/or college.
Through the generous support of the
community, we have been able to award $96, 347 to 178
students. The fund has also purchased sheet music, provided
DSO master classes and brought visiting clinicians to the Athens
Orchestras.
If you would like to support the
young musicians in Troy, a monetary donation can be sent to:
Andy Stindt Scholarship Fund
C/O Troy Athens High School
4333 John R Rd
Troy MI 48085
Checks should be made payable to the
"Andy Stindt Scholarship Fund"
Kroger card
fundraiser-No more pre-loading gift cards!!!!! Just use your
regular Kroger Plus card after registering it with AOPA.
This ongoing program is so simple and earns the
orchestra program thousands of dollars per year and all you need to
do is your regular grocery shopping. It costs the shopper nothing
extra. Think about it-if you spend $100 on groceries each week then
AOPA would receive $5 each week. If just half our families
participated that would equal about $250 each week. This could
greatly reduce the cost of the trip and camp and pay for a number of
things the musicians need.
Kroger will continually donate 5% of its sales to the Athens
orchestras.
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