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West Ranchers to Perform at Feb. 1 ‘Starry Night’ Fundraiser

From KHTS, Hometownstation.com | Wednesday, Jan 8, 2014

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The WiSH Education Foundation, which supports the William S. Hart Union High School District, has a star-studded lineup for its second annual fundraiser, “A Starry, Starry Night,” on Saturday, Feb. 1.

The performance in the West Ranch High School Theater will include celebrities from “So You Think You Can Dance,” “Dancing with the Stars” and “American Idol,” in addition to a Hart District dance team.

Past performers included Chelsie Hightower, Anna Trebunskaya and Jonathan Roberts from “Dancing with the Stars,” Kyle Massey from “That’s So Raven” and Cassie Scerbo from “Make It or Break It.”

All celebrities are subject to change without notice, according to a WiSH Foundation press release.

Tickets are $40 per person and $25 for students, active military, and seniors. VIP add-on tickets for $20 entitle guests to reserved seating during the event and access to a meet and greet photo opportunity with the performers after the show.

Tickets available online or in person at Cobblestone Cottage or Gymnastics Unlimited in Valencia.

About the WiSH Education Foundation

The WiSH Foundation was established in 2012 with a group of 15 local community leaders and public school advocates to raise additional funds for the Hart District to maintain academics, educational programs, sports and extracurricular activities in the midst of state budget cuts.

In the last academic year, WiSH disbursed nearly $60,000 to the schools.

For more information, click [here] or call 661-799-9474.

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