Lewiston Public Schools Celebrates Greg Boardman's 31 Years of Inspiring Music Education

The Lewiston Public Schools community is bidding farewell to a beloved figure in music education, Greg Boardman, who has dedicated 31 years to teaching elementary strings. Recognized as an icon in Maine's strings community, Boardman has made a lasting impact on students and the broader community through his passion for music.

During a recent School Committee meeting, Boardman was honored for his remarkable career, which has included not only teaching but also fostering community connections through music. His efforts during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic, such as organizing community strings sessions, exemplified his commitment to uplifting spirits and bringing people together through music.

As Boardman prepares to move on, the School Committee and community members expressed their gratitude for his dedication and the joy he has brought to countless students. Certificates of appreciation were presented to him and other music educators, marking a significant moment in the school's history.

The farewell to Boardman highlights the importance of music education in fostering community and emotional well-being among students. As the Lewiston Public Schools look to the future, the legacy of educators like Boardman will continue to inspire both students and faculty alike.