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The East Meadow Union Free School District Board of Education meeting on May 28, 2025, celebrated the achievements of local students, particularly highlighting the W. T. Clark High School Chamber Orchestra's recent performance at the National Orchestra Festival in Atlanta, Georgia.

Dr. Kelly Nixon, the district's director of music and art, opened the meeting by commending the students for their dedication and talent. The Chamber Orchestra's selection to perform at this prestigious event was noted as a significant accomplishment, reflecting the students' hard work and commitment to their craft. Dr. Nixon emphasized the extensive preparation that began last summer, which included intensive rehearsals and personal practice, showcasing the students' perseverance in balancing their musical pursuits with academic responsibilities.
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The meeting included a ceremony where members of the Chamber Orchestra received certificates in recognition of their achievements. Dr. Nixon expressed gratitude to the orchestra's director, Mr. Gregory, for his leadership and positive impact on the students' musical growth.

Following the awards presentation, the meeting transitioned to board member announcements, with a brief mention of the "Flags for Freedom" event attended by a board member earlier that day.

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The evening underscored the district's commitment to celebrating student accomplishments and fostering a supportive environment for the arts. The board's recognition of the Chamber Orchestra not only highlighted individual achievements but also reinforced the importance of music education within the community.

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