The manager repeated that Staples is not a field trip location.Īnother FCHS staff member countered, asking if they treated large families in this manner. McGee said that they were planning to make a purchase and had bought items yesterday as well, explaining the ILS program, the skills being practiced, and the reason they were there. For this reason, he explained that it was inappropriate for the group, today, to be shopping there. The manager told McGee he had to keep track of sales and numbers, mentioning the large group that shopped yesterday, and claimed that they had not bought anything. “He proceeded to tell me that it was not a field trip location.” ”I said that we were there on a field trip,” McGee explained. Today, the task was locating each item on a school supplies scavenger hunt sheet.Īs the students worked, the store manager approached, questioning why they were there. On average 8 students are accompanied by a teacher in a 1:1 or 2:1 ratio and work on lifestyle skills.

One group shopped at the local Staples yesterday. Since the program contains 16 students, the group is split into two classes. Learning activities, like field trips, are planned out every day, so students can interact within the community. The relationship between student, local business, and instructor allows students to practice skills like math and independent living. Students in the Autism/ ILS program were prevented from participating in community-based learning at a local Staples today after a store manager confronted the group, according to Autism/ILS integrated services teacher Ale McGee.Ĭommunity-based education integrates student learning in academic courses with community engagement. Tommy Brown of Champagne Therapy, said: “I have so much gratitude that I can be in business with my Brother Tommy Parker and also the great partners 10k, UMPG and The Revels Group.Emily Fox-Million, Editor-in-chief, Social Media Manager “I have so much gratitude that I can be in business with my Brother Tommy Parker and also the great partners 10k, UMPG and The Revels Group.” Tony Talamo, co-President of 10k Projects, added: “Tommy is one of the most uniquely gifted talents creating music today and we couldn’t be more excited to be working alongside him and helping him spread his musical influence around the globe.” “Tommy is one of the most uniquely gifted talents creating music today and we couldn’t be more excited to be working alongside him and helping him spread his musical influence around the globe.” “I’m thankful to my Family and God for all we’ve made and all we’re about to do!” “I couldn’t be more excited to begin this new chapter and partnership with my new family at 10K Projects, The Revels Group/Coup D’Etat, and my partner and brother since the beginning of our career, Tommy Brown (Champagne Therapy). “I have been writing the best music of my life over these past years on a mission and since my first meeting with 10K Projects, their passion about my production, songwriting and artistry made me realize it was the perfect home.”Ĭommenting on his new publishing deal, Tommy Parker said: “I have been writing the best music of my life over these past years on a mission and since my first meeting with 10K Projects, their passion about my production, songwriting and artistry made me realize it was the perfect home. We are beyond excited to continue to work alongside Tommy and help bring his vision to life.”

The Revels Group VP of A&R Brian White said: “Tommy Parker is a one-of-a-kind producer, writer, and artist and has solidified himself as a force in the community and an integral part of The Revels Group/Coup D’Etat family.

“We are beyond excited to continue to work alongside Tommy and help bring his vision to life.” Tommy Parker continues to be represented by Dan Shulman and Jordan Gutglass at Eisner LLP and Matt Geffen, Brian White and Jamil Davis at The Revels Group. Coup D’Etat Music is The Revels Group newly launched publishing division, with Parker being one of their inaugural publishing signees.Ĭoup D’Etat Music’s publishing roster also includes Austrian producer Nik Dean.

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