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Lindbergh student representative reports music and athletic achievements, and student advisory outreach
Summary
Student representative RJ Deliversario told the board Lindbergh music ensembles advanced many events to state competition, a Lindbergh racquetball player won a national title, and student advisory meetings discussed gifted programming, library access and student engagement with school governance.
Student representative RJ Deliversario updated the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education on Thursday about recent student achievements and student-led outreach.
Deliversario reported that more than 80 solo and small-ensemble entries competed at the district music solo and ensemble contest on March 1, with 36 events advancing to state competition. He also reported that Lindbergh representation at the national racquetball championships in Portland included a first-place finish: Lindbergh senior Eli McCully won boys singles in his division, and the program earned a No. 2 national team ranking in its category.
Why it matters
Student reports summarize extracurricular successes that affect school reputation and student opportunity, and Deliversario described student outreach efforts to inform peers about school governance and elections.
Key points he delivered
- Music: More than 80 events were entered at the district solo and ensemble contest; 36 are advancing to the state level in April. - Athletics: Lindbergh competed at the national racquetball championships; Eli McCully won first place in boys singles (gold division) and four players earned All‑American honors. - Student engagement: Deliversario and student moderators attended a board-candidate forum and discussed ways to involve more high-school and middle-school students in civic processes, including using the Lindbergh broadcast program and student e-notes for communication. - Student advisory meetings: Deliversario and a board member met with student advisory boards at the Idea Center and Concord to discuss program effectiveness; Concord students raised library access as a priority.
Ending
Deliversario closed by noting the value of student involvement in district events and thanking the board. The board recognized his report and wished students a safe and restful spring break.
