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Student representatives report winter activities, record swims and community service
Summary
Student representatives from the district's three high schools reported winter pep rallies, athletic records (including a 54.89-second 100 fly swim), community service drives (about $2,800 in toy donations), and upcoming student events.
Student representatives from Toms River High School East, North and South used their monthly slot to highlight recent school activities and student achievements across the district. Topics included winter pep rallies, theater and music performances, service efforts such as a National Honor Society toy drive that donated about $2,800 to the Salvation Army, and multiple athletic milestones.
At East, student representative Michaela Milanak noted that swimmer Arianne Nagaria broke the school record in the 100 fly during recent competition, posting a time later reported as 54.89 seconds. North's representative recounted more than 800 candy-canes distributed as a charity activity and named multiple student honorees. South's representative described club and athletics successes and promoted upcoming senior-class events. "Overall, East continues to be a place where students lift each other up, challenge themselves, and take pride in being part of this community," one student representative said.
The student reports framed much of the evening's community-facing portion of the meeting and preceded the formal business agenda.
