East High School esports team secures second place at state competition

November 26, 2024 | Appleton Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin


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East High School esports team secures second place at state competition
The Appleton Area School District Board Meeting on November 25, 2024, showcased impressive achievements from students, particularly highlighting the success of the East High School esports team, which secured second place at the state level. Individual standout Noah Kaut also earned fifth place in his personal rounds, marking a significant accomplishment for the team.

In addition to esports, the meeting celebrated the achievements of student athletes, including Ava Strasburg, who broke the Appleton East diving record and excelled in both conference and sectional competitions. The board also recognized the recent Veterans Day Assembly, where students honored local veterans with performances and decorations, reinforcing the school’s commitment to community engagement.

The meeting further highlighted the East High School math league's activities, including hosting a successful event with Madison Bridal Schoolers, and the student council's initiative to adopt 11 families for the holiday season, showcasing a strong spirit of giving within the school community.

Other notable mentions included the Boys and Girls Club's "Youth of the Year" event, where Alara Rayjak was recognized for her essay on overcoming challenges, and the DECA club's community service efforts, which included a can drive benefiting a local food pantry and a fundraising initiative for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Looking ahead, the board announced upcoming events such as the Tesla boat regatta and winter concerts, promising an exciting end to the year for students and families alike. The meeting concluded with a nod to the dedication of staff and students, particularly in the esports program, which is gaining recognition for its potential in competitive gaming.

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