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Neshaminy High School awards five $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors

February 27, 2024 | Neshaminy SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania



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Neshaminy High School awards five $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors
In a vibrant gathering at Maple Point, the Neshaminy School District's recent public work session highlighted significant achievements and future opportunities for its students. The meeting, held on May 9, 2023, primarily focused on the awarding of scholarships to deserving seniors at Neshaminy High School. The Neshaminy Education Foundation (NEF) proudly announced the recipients of five scholarships, each valued at $1,000, designated for students planning to attend college or trade schools in the fall. These students will be honored at the Senior Awards Ceremony on May 25, a momentous occasion celebrating their hard work and dedication.

The NEF also shared exciting news about the upcoming 2023 Neshaminy Alumni Achievement Awards, inviting community members to submit nominations starting next week. This initiative aims to recognize the accomplishments of alumni who have made significant contributions to society. More details can be found on the NEF's website.

In addition to scholarship discussions, the meeting touched on student achievements at the Bucks County Technical High School. Notably, students excelled in various competitions, with Lucas Coladasel winning first place in the Pennsylvania media and design competition for digital movies, and Emily Carter securing second place in animation. Furthermore, eight students from the technical school will advance to the national SkillsUSA competition in Atlanta, Georgia, after their impressive performances in the state-level event.

The meeting also addressed the Bucks County Technical School budget, which was approved unanimously. The budget totals over $32 million, reflecting a slight increase in salaries and a decrease in medical costs. This budget will support essential capital improvements, including the replacement of outdated cosmetology salon stations.

Lastly, the board welcomed Mark Holzman as the new assistant director, bringing 13 years of experience in career and technical education to the role. The next meeting is scheduled for May 22, 2023, where community members are encouraged to participate and stay informed about the district's ongoing initiatives. As the Neshaminy School District continues to foster educational excellence, the commitment to student success remains at the forefront of its mission.

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