Common use of Additional Observations Clause in Contracts

Additional Observations. The site visits also yielded several observations that did not fit clearly into the sections listed above. Many host employers prominently displayed participants’ work, as reflected in the photos shown below. For example, at the Siblings Together site, the classrooms were adorned with youth participants’ poems and posters about civil rights. In addition, many host sites sponsored performances and showcases at the end of the summer to reinforce and expand what participants had learned during the program and highlight their accomplishments. For example, youths assigned to the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities performed a play at the Atlas Theatre that culminated a summer of instruction in stage management, lighting, sound, costume design, acting, and directing. The executive director of the Musicianship stated that there would be an end-of-summer showcase expected to draw 500 people, and that participants had performed for the U.S. Department of Education, DOES, and at Kings Dominion.