CHS Choral Department Staff Members
Nicholas Chabot, Director
Nicholas Chabot is so excited to join the Centennial choir family! Mr. Chabot has been teaching for 9 years, and holds a bachelor of music education from Oklahoma State University (Go Pokes!), studying under the mentorship of Dr. Z Randall Stroope.
Mr. Chabot previously taught at Central HS in Keller, ISD and helped bring ensembles to successes across the state, including assisting a TMEA Honor Choir, and many national placements with their competitive show choir. Mr. Chabot loves being an active member in TMEA Region 30, having coordinated multiple region ensembles, and helping many students successfully audition for the 9/10 Honor Choir & TMEA All State Choir. When Mr. Chabot isn't teaching at CHS, he loves spending time with his incredible wife, Serena, and pup, Pete! |
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CHOIR OFFICE EXTENSION: 817-245-0370 2024-2025
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Sarah Jones, COLLABORATIVE Accompanist
Sarah Jones currently serves as Director of Worship and Events at University Baptist Church,
Fort Worth. As part of her church position, she enjoys leading and arranging music for worship,
directing the choir, and most recently writing original musicals. In addition to her church role,
Sarah enjoys collaborating with choirs and musical theater programs in the DFW area. She has
especially enjoyed working with Nick Chabot since 2016 and can’t wait to see what the future
holds at Centennial HS!
Sarah graduated from Hardin-Simmons University with a B.B.A. in Management and a minor in
Music. She has served on the School of Music Foundation and Alumni Association Board of
Directors at HSU.
Sarah resides in Burleson, TX with her two sidekicks, her dogs Dakota and Colt. When she’s
not traveling to the mountains her greatest joy is spending time with her family and friends,
especially her nieces and nephew who live close by.
Fort Worth. As part of her church position, she enjoys leading and arranging music for worship,
directing the choir, and most recently writing original musicals. In addition to her church role,
Sarah enjoys collaborating with choirs and musical theater programs in the DFW area. She has
especially enjoyed working with Nick Chabot since 2016 and can’t wait to see what the future
holds at Centennial HS!
Sarah graduated from Hardin-Simmons University with a B.B.A. in Management and a minor in
Music. She has served on the School of Music Foundation and Alumni Association Board of
Directors at HSU.
Sarah resides in Burleson, TX with her two sidekicks, her dogs Dakota and Colt. When she’s
not traveling to the mountains her greatest joy is spending time with her family and friends,
especially her nieces and nephew who live close by.
Jordan Kuzmack, CMEP VOICE TEACHER
Jordan Kuzmack is an educator who loves developing strong and confident musicians while maintaining a safe environment for personal growth. Previously, Mr. Kuzmack (Mr. K) served as the associate choir director at Marble Falls Middle School where he led the 6th grade and non-varsity ensembles.
Kuzmack graduated from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and studied voice under Dr. Ross Bernhardt. He was a four-year member of the university's top ensemble, Camerata Isla. Mr. Kuzmack also performed as a tenor in the SWACDA Collegiate Honor Choir in 2022.
When not teaching, Mr. K. enjoys playing video games, watching hockey (GO STARS!), and performing in musicals in the DFW metroplex. He also currently teaches voice at Saginaw High School. Mr. Kuzmack is excited to return for his second year at Centennial HS.
Kuzmack graduated from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and studied voice under Dr. Ross Bernhardt. He was a four-year member of the university's top ensemble, Camerata Isla. Mr. Kuzmack also performed as a tenor in the SWACDA Collegiate Honor Choir in 2022.
When not teaching, Mr. K. enjoys playing video games, watching hockey (GO STARS!), and performing in musicals in the DFW metroplex. He also currently teaches voice at Saginaw High School. Mr. Kuzmack is excited to return for his second year at Centennial HS.
Patricia roberts, CMEP VOICE TEACHER
Patricia Roberts earned her Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Texas Christian University and a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from Baylor University. She has taught as an adjunct professor of voice at Belmont University and Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee, while also maintaining a home studio for students of all ages. This is her fourth year teaching in Burleson ISD as a private voice instructor.
Patricia enjoys performing as a soloist and has done so for various academic, church, and civic organizations. Despite her passion for performing, she finds the most satisfaction in teaching. Helping students develop their talents is her greatest source of fulfillment and inspiration.
Patricia, her husband Brent, and their sweet dog Benoit enjoy walking, gardening, and calling Burleson their home.
Patricia enjoys performing as a soloist and has done so for various academic, church, and civic organizations. Despite her passion for performing, she finds the most satisfaction in teaching. Helping students develop their talents is her greatest source of fulfillment and inspiration.
Patricia, her husband Brent, and their sweet dog Benoit enjoy walking, gardening, and calling Burleson their home.
