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Middle‑school students present Finding Nemo Jr. and urge community to attend
Summary
Middle‑school performers told the Bermudian Springs School Board about their upcoming production of Finding Nemo Jr., described lessons learned from rehearsals and encouraged community attendance at shows this weekend. Parents and staff thanked the board for support.
The Bermudian Springs School Board meeting opened with a student presentation about the middle schools’ production of Finding Nemo Jr., during which students described how participation has helped them build skills and friendships.
David Morning introduced the group and invited the community to attend performances Friday through Sunday, saying, “The students have been working super hard. We’ve been working since the second week of school.” Multiple students spoke about what they gained from the experience: "My name is Hayden Bienenauer, and I play Nemo," Hayden said, adding that the musical taught problem solving and helped form closer bonds. Dean Ross, who said he plays Marlon, described rehearsals as "a very magical experience" and encouraged the public to see the production.
The presenters thanked the board, administration and parents for their support. Morning noted that coverage was expected in the Gettysburg Times and said tickets are available online. The board thanked the students and moved on to the evening’s business.
The presentation served as a community‑engagement highlight at the start of the agenda; no formal action was required or taken on the performance itself. The district encouraged attendees to check the district’s communications for exact ticketing and schedule details.
