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Neshaminy students excel at All State Festivals as Lipton retires after 35 years

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



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Neshaminy students excel at All State Festivals as Lipton retires after 35 years
The recent Neshaminy School District meeting highlighted significant achievements in the local music program and celebrated the retirement of a beloved educator. Four students from Neshaminy High School reached the pinnacle of high school music by earning spots in the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association All State Festivals. Congratulations were extended to Sammy Mathias and Kit Ewing for their accomplishments in choir, as well as Laura Lee Meend and Alyssa Loudon in concert band.

The meeting also reflected on a memorable event held on May 26, where the high school hosted two concerts. The first featured the select choir and wind ensembles, culminating in a surprise performance by over 120 band alumni, some traveling from as far as Texas. This concert honored Mike Lipton, who is retiring after an impressive 35 years with the district. The alumni performed the school’s alma mater and other selections, celebrating Lipton’s contributions to the music program and the community. His final concert was a heartfelt tribute, and he also led the marching band in the Pendell Memorial Day Parade the following day.

Looking ahead, the district announced that graduation will take place on June 14 at Harry Frank Stadium, utilizing the new turf field. This event promises to be a significant occasion for students and families alike, marking the culmination of their educational journey. The meeting underscored the district's commitment to celebrating student achievements and honoring dedicated staff, reinforcing the strong sense of community within Neshaminy.

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