Conestoga sports teams excel and students raise $22000 for pediatric cancer research
March 18, 2024 | Tredyffrin-Easttown SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
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The Tredyffrin Easttown School Board meeting on March 18, 2024, highlighted significant achievements and events at Conestoga High School, as well as student recognition from New Eagle Elementary School.
Student representatives Lex Shah and Ian Kumar opened the meeting with an upbeat report on school spirit, attributing the positive atmosphere to the upcoming spring break and the success of various sports teams. Notably, the boys swim team secured second place at the state competition, while the girls swim and dive team also performed admirably. The boys basketball team concluded their season in the district tournament, and the girls basketball team faced a tough end in the state tournament after an overtime game. Additionally, the girls hockey team made history by reaching the second round of the Flyers Cup for the first time.
The representatives also discussed upcoming spring sports, including rugby, crew, baseball, and lacrosse, and announced that the boys soccer team, state champions from the fall, would be honored at the state capital.
In addition to sports, Kumar shared details about recent school events, including a successful mini-thon that raised $22,000 for pediatric cancer research. The school’s musical was a sellout, and a wellness assembly focusing on healthy relationships and consent is scheduled for seniors. Upcoming school trips include a performance by the Conestoga Camarade at the PA State Capitol and a visit to the Chester County Courthouse for a criminal justice class.
The meeting also featured a segment recognizing outstanding students from New Eagle Elementary School. Students were honored for their character, participation in reading mentorship programs, and contributions to the Cultural Heritage Festival. The board acknowledged the efforts of these students and their commitment to community engagement and diversity.
The meeting concluded with a brief intermission before transitioning to the business agenda, allowing attendees to leave if they wished. Overall, the meeting showcased the vibrant student life at Conestoga and the dedication of New Eagle students to their community.
Student representatives Lex Shah and Ian Kumar opened the meeting with an upbeat report on school spirit, attributing the positive atmosphere to the upcoming spring break and the success of various sports teams. Notably, the boys swim team secured second place at the state competition, while the girls swim and dive team also performed admirably. The boys basketball team concluded their season in the district tournament, and the girls basketball team faced a tough end in the state tournament after an overtime game. Additionally, the girls hockey team made history by reaching the second round of the Flyers Cup for the first time.
The representatives also discussed upcoming spring sports, including rugby, crew, baseball, and lacrosse, and announced that the boys soccer team, state champions from the fall, would be honored at the state capital.
In addition to sports, Kumar shared details about recent school events, including a successful mini-thon that raised $22,000 for pediatric cancer research. The school’s musical was a sellout, and a wellness assembly focusing on healthy relationships and consent is scheduled for seniors. Upcoming school trips include a performance by the Conestoga Camarade at the PA State Capitol and a visit to the Chester County Courthouse for a criminal justice class.
The meeting also featured a segment recognizing outstanding students from New Eagle Elementary School. Students were honored for their character, participation in reading mentorship programs, and contributions to the Cultural Heritage Festival. The board acknowledged the efforts of these students and their commitment to community engagement and diversity.
The meeting concluded with a brief intermission before transitioning to the business agenda, allowing attendees to leave if they wished. Overall, the meeting showcased the vibrant student life at Conestoga and the dedication of New Eagle students to their community.
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