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Senior rep highlights music, spirit week and graduation as school year ends

Morris School District Board of Education · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Senior boy representative Garrett Kreger told the Morris School District board about end‑of‑year music and theater recognitions, ongoing spirit‑week events and senior graduation preparations, and thanked the board and district for supporting student opportunities.

Garrett Kreger, one of the high school’s senior boy representatives, delivered the student government report and reviewed arts and end‑of‑year activities. “For those who don't know me, my name is Garrett Kreger and I'm one of two of the senior boy reps,” he said, and he noted the final band, choir and orchestra concerts and senior recognitions.

Kreger described Tri‑M inductions and scholarships for musical and academic work, and said the school theatre program received nominations for the upcoming Paper Mill Rising Star Awards. He also summarized student government plans for the district’s final spirit week—events that include a water‑balloon toss, a scavenger hunt and a pep rally in the main gym—and said the SGO is organizing elections for next year’s officers.

On graduation preparations, Kreger said senior speeches are finalized and practicing will begin in the days before commencement. He thanked the board and district for funding and support, adding that, as a student who has participated in music, clubs and AP courses, he values the resources the district provides: “Without proper funding, without proper support and resources…that wouldn't be possible.”

The report closed with congratulations from board members and brief recognition of student leaders before the meeting moved to committee reports.