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Rehearsal Information:
Rehearsals are at Vernon Township High School
in the Chorus Room, Tuesday Nights - 7:30-9:00pm
Entrance to the HS is on the far side of the school.
Rehearsal Cancellations will be announced by phone,
email, and posted on Facebook.
In the Spring, we rehearse from February until June and
in the Fall, from September to December.
In the evening, the school is locked but the
furthest entrance monitored by school custodians.
Choir members can enter via that furthest door. Come in and make the first right, walk down to the last music room on the left.
If you cannot find the entry, call 97-222-0099
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Driving Directions: The high school is on Rte 565 in Vernon.
Note that the front of the school is always locked.
Directions below; note you’ll know you’re at the High School
by a large picture of a Viking on their entry.
Go around the school to the left and then to the side lot to park.
In Vernon Town Center, Go North on 515 to the traffic light at
Burger King. Continue through the light to the next left, taking
you onto Vernon Crossing Road. At the end, turn right onto
Rte.517. Continue to Pochuck's Farm, turn left onto Rte. 565.
The school entrance will be on the left.
From Franklin, Sussex & Wantage:
Take Rte. 23 to Rte. 565. Continue to school
entrance on the right in Vernon.
You’ll know you’re at the High School by a large picture of a
Viking on their entry. Go around to the side lot to park.
Funding for Community Choral Society has been made available in part by the NJ State Council on the Arts/ Department of State, a partner of the National Endowment for the Arts, through the State/County Partnership Block Grant Program, as administered by the Sussex County Arts & Heritage Council. Additional funding is provided by the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders.