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Abington Heights athletics introduces three student interns for social media and support roles

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Summary

Athletics staff introduced three student interns — Brady, Georgia and Anthony Chilari — to assist with sports operations and social media, filling a gap left after a previous intern, Ben Magnotta, departed.

Athletics staff at the Abington Heights School District introduced three student interns during the meeting, saying the interns will help with social-media work and behind-the-scenes tasks for the district's sports programs.

Enrico, identified in the meeting as athletics staff, told the board that athletics has "a lot going on all the time" and that he raised the need for interns more than a year earlier to provide social-media and operational support. He said the district had previously relied on an intern, Ben Magnotta, and that Magnotta's departure left an "obvious gap." Enrico introduced three interns by name: Brady, Georgia and Anthony Chilari.

The transcript records the purpose described by Enrico as assistance with social media and "other things that go on behind the scenes that people don't always see." No formal board action was recorded for the internship introductions; the segment appears as a presentation to the board rather than an approval of a program or budget. The transcript does not provide last names for Brady or Georgia, nor does it specify the interns' grade levels, duration of the internships, compensation or funding source.

Board members did not take a vote related to the internships during the recorded segment. The presentation immediately followed the agenda approval and preceded other agenda items.