Abby Ellis a first grader was one of 34 acts, that featured 51 students. She sang the ever popular and favorite "Let It Go"!

On Saturday, Fallston Elementary School presented their "Top Dog Talent Showcase" in which every student got to show their talents to parents and relatives. The event was held at the Malcolm Brown Auditorium in Shelby and as the first time on stage performers ended their renditions, family and friends approached the stage and gave them flowers! What a feel good moment in a youngsters life!
The show was a great way to display student talents and help their self esteem. All proceeds benefited the schools music program.
In a time when many programs of this nature are being eliminated because of budget, it was good to see the support that the large crowd of well wishers extended. To each student who performed whether as a single or as a group, it was first time magic that filled the Malcolm Brown Auditorium.
Music teacher Susan Fogleman did a magnificent job and displayed her love for all the children. She said: "It was our joy to provide this opportunity for our students. Many countless hours went into the planning. I am so thankful to work with such a caring group of professionals. I hope this will encourage our students to endeavor for many more opportunities to shine in their future." Each performing student needs to be congratulated for a great show.

Pictured: Fallson fourth graders, Riley Blow and Alice Wray exhibited their hula hoop skills as one the acts at the Fallston Top Dog Talent Showcase.