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St. John’s Choir Starts Mentorship Program

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jake Judd
Jan 9, 2023 | 4:47 PM
Saint John's Boys' Choir

(KNSI) – A prestigious choir in Collegeville is launching a mentorship program for its youngest singers.

The Saint John’s Boys’ Choir is starting the program for third, fourth and fifth-grade boys who audition and are accepted into the choir. Officials say

Saint John’s Boys’ Choir

the mentorship program connects its newest members with eighth graders to offer a sense of belonging on day one.

The program’s goal is to promote leadership opportunities for the eighth-grade choristers and to provide the newest boys with role models that will show them what it means to be a St. John’s choirboy.

Auditions for boys grades 3-5 are being held on January 27th and 28th. Find out more about the auditions by clicking here.

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