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Superintendent highlights musicals, Minithon fundraising and athletic achievements

Neshaminy Board of School Directors · February 27, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Mr. Bowman reported upcoming school musicals (Piquesting Middle School’s 'The Drowsy Chaperone Jr.' and March shows at Maple Point and Carl Sandburg), congratulated honor orchestra/band participants and noted the Neshaminy Minithon raised $46,842 for the Four Diamonds Foundation.

Superintendent Mr. Bowman used his report to highlight upcoming performances, recent student accomplishments and community fundraising.

Mr. Bowman said Piquesting Middle School will present The Drowsy Chaperone Jr., with performances Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings and a Saturday matinee; Maple Point and Carl Sandburg will stage musicals in March. He congratulated students who performed in the Neshaminy district honors and junior honors orchestra and band concerts at Maple Point, thanking families for supporting the young musicians.

Bowman reported that Neshaminy Minithon participants raised $46,842 to support the Four Diamonds Foundation on Feb. 9, noting in‑school fundraisers and a pie‑in‑the‑face event that helped reach the total. He also recognized athletic accomplishments: the girls basketball team won the Suburban One League championship 35–22 against Upper Dublin, junior bowler Zach Pfeiffer rolled two perfect 300 games in a match, and senior Nate Townsend joined the 1,000‑point club as the sixth Neshaminy player to reach that milestone.

Finally, Mr. Bowman previewed Gym Night 2024 — 10 days away at the time of the meeting — with the theme “Are We There Yet?” and encouraged community attendance. The superintendent’s report was delivered during the meeting with no formal board action attached.