Hello Ravenswood Rams and World Community!

​What a crazy time.  In light of recent events, we have moved to an E-Learning model.  You can now click the 'At Home Learning' link in the top menu for some options to help keep you engaged in Drama Class!  choose a project, have some fun and let me know how it goes!  I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy.  I can't wait to see you all in class again.  Take care!

-Mr. Guidry

     Everything that has ever happened or will happen is a story. Whether it is fiction or non-fiction, in drama we explore stories from every possible perspective. In any given story, a class can become the main character , supporting characters, author, even the affected audience. In drama we ask questions, engage in research, envision and enact outcomes, then start the whole process over again, just to learn from it. In a nutshell, drama is learning from the process. In specific terms, drama comes from the Greek word, δρᾶμα, or “drama,” meaning “to do” or “to act.” In learning through drama, we learn through acting, but more importantly, we learn through doing.
Please check out this site and feel free to contact me any time with any questions!

-Jeremy Guidry
Drama Teacher