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Galloway Township Public School District celebrated student achievements during the GTPS Board of Education meeting on June 9, 2025, highlighting a series of competitions and recognitions that showcased the talents of local youth.
One of the standout moments was the announcement of winners from the annual ticket design contest in partnership with the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA). Students from grades 2 through 6 submitted designs for the chance to have their artwork featured on tickets sold at the LPGA event. This year, Isaac Schwanger from Smithville Elementary and Milana Ravenco from Roland Rogers Elementary were honored for their creative contributions. Each winner received an Acer laptop, a ShopRite gift bag, and the opportunity to meet an LPGA player, emphasizing the program's commitment to fostering artistic talent among young students.
The meeting also recognized the accomplishments of the GTMS step team, which has grown to 60 members. Under the guidance of advisor Monica Lucas, the team performed at various community events and competed against other middle schools in New Jersey. The team’s theme this year was "cowboys and cowgirls," and several members were acknowledged for their dedication and hard work.
In addition to the arts and step performances, the GTMS track and field team celebrated a successful season, achieving multiple personal bests and setting three new school records. The boys' team won the Cal Championship, placing first out of 14 schools, while the girls' team also performed admirably, placing ninth out of 16 schools.
The baseball and softball teams were also recognized for their championship seasons. The baseball team, praised for their teamwork and joy in playing, and the softball team, which achieved back-to-back championships, were both celebrated for their hard work and dedication.
The meeting concluded with a heartfelt acknowledgment of the staff's commitment to supporting students in their extracurricular activities, reinforcing the district's dedication to fostering a well-rounded educational experience. As Galloway Township continues to invest in its youth, the community can look forward to more achievements and celebrations in the future.
Converted from GTPS Board of Education Meeting 6/9/2025 meeting on June 10, 2025
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