Get the news out! As of this week, Mobile Ed is now accepting orders for school assemblies for Ohio schools for the 2011-2012 school year.
Get the news out! As of this week, Mobile Ed is now accepting orders for school assemblies for Chicago schools for the 2011-2012 school year.
Get the news out! As of this week, Mobile Ed is now accepting orders for school assemblies for New York schools for the 2011-2012 school year.
Get the news out! As of this week, Mobile Ed is now accepting orders for school assemblies for New Jersey schools for the 2011-2012 school year.
Get the news out! As of this week, Mobile Ed is now accepting orders for school assemblies for Texas schools for the 2011-2012 school year.
Get the news out! As of this week, Mobile Ed is now accepting orders for school assemblies at Midwest schools for the 2011-2012 school year.
Every year Mobile Ed tries to introduce new school assemblies for our client schools, either in the form of a totally brand new program or as a newly refurbished school assembly. And every year we have some clients who are disappointed when we withdraw from circulation an older school assembly program to make way for the new. But we also have many clients always asking for something new, and school assemblies do grow old with use. Sometimes they just need to be taken off the road for a season and freshened up a little.
Most schools that schedule our Martin Luther King school assembly program usually try to have it in January, near to Dr. King’s birthday or for Black History month in February. So we do not usually have to many performances of this school assembly playing in March. But this winter was a little rougher than most! Quite a few schools missed programs due to snow days and as a result are making up their performances now.
Well it hardly feels like Spring just yet here in chilly Michigan, but it is March, and, for us here at Mobile Ed Productions, March means but one thing. March is when we start all over again planning for the coming year.
So you suddenly find yourself in the position of needing a school assembly. Oh, no! What do you do?
