I-Nite 2014: Reliving the hype
March 9, 2014
As Jefferson’s biggest cultural event of the year, International Night (I-Nite) 2014 was tremendously successful, selling out both the Feb. 28 show at the George Mason University (GMU) Center for the Arts and the March 1 show at Jefferson. One week after the show, tjTODAY compiled a slideshow of some of the highlights of the event.
More pictures can be viewed on the tjTODAY Facebook page; photos were taken by Ellen Kan and Alexis Williams.
![While students and teachers deal with the impact of Fairfax County Public School’s (FCPS) new grading system, FCPS intends to create more accurate evaluations. “All high school credit-bearing classes will use the new [100 points] scale next school year,” FCPS stated as one of their newest changes.](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/image-3-300x215.png)
Naveena • Mar 11, 2014 at 10:18 am
I am a parent of a TJ freshmen and the I-Nite programs were awesome with dedicated student performance, well organized programs & an awesome MC’s. One thing I noticed was there were too many dances, which is good, but in future, would like to see some kind of band/live music (with Piano, guitar, drums, violin……) which I think will be a little different and that gives more opportunities for students who are good in playing instruments.
Thanks for reading this and keep up the good work!