Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum Teams Up with Kenny Lattimore and Hidden Beach Recordings artist jaMaL

Compton-based Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum teamed up with Hidden Beach Recording’s Dare to Dream Foundation to give Walton Middle School students a special treat on Wednesday, May 28th when TAM’s Positive Vibrations helicopter visit brought Hidden Beach Recording artist jaMaL and his manager Kenny Latimore to the school. Over 700 kids screamed with excitement as celebrity pilot Robin Petgrave landed on school grounds to kick off Walton Middle School’s career day with flair. jaMaL captivated the student and faculty audience by encouraging them to stay in school and take advantage of the opportunities that are presented to them. jaMaL hosted an interactive program by getting students and staff involved in contests and provided Hidden Beach give-aways to students who took the initiative to get involved.
Appropriately joining forces, Positive Vibrations and Dare To Dream are a natural fit for motivating and inspiring youth. Offering an ideal mix of musical entertainment, aviation excitement, and career exposure, explains why the Compton Unified School District’s Isadore Hall and Barbara Calhoun are so supportive.

As summer arrives and thousands of kids try to figure out how to keep busy and stay out of trouble, Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum’s Positive Vibrations will continue to join forces with Hidden Beach Recording’s Dare to Dream to provide them with exciting activities, entertainment and other educational programs. To learn more about Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum or the Positive Vibrations program, visit www.mentormall.cc. For more information on Hidden Beach’s Dare to Dream Foundation or jaMaL, please visit www.hiddenbeach.com.