During the recent School Board Meeting on April 24, 2025, significant updates were shared regarding student activities and achievements across various grades in Pennsylvania schools. The meeting highlighted a successful junior prom, the launch of a new flag football team, and impressive fundraising efforts by student councils.

Arthur Kiss, the eleventh-grade representative, reported on the recent junior prom held on April 5, which received positive feedback from attendees. He also announced that the Gold Wing's Theatre Company had a successful run of "SpongeBob the Musical," attracting nearly 700 audience members on closing night. Preparations are underway for their upcoming spring play, "Tony and Tina's Wedding," scheduled for late May.

Daniel Thomas, representing the tenth grade, provided insights into the National Technical Honor Society's upcoming induction of 65 new members, recognizing student achievements in technical education. He celebrated the success of MBIT students at the state SkillsUSA competition, where seven students won gold medals and will compete nationally in June. Additionally, he noted the successful completion of the National Occupational Competency Testing Institute exam, which assesses career readiness.

Mia Lefredo, the ninth-grade representative, shared updates on fundraising initiatives, including a recent mini-thon that raised over $32,000 for childhood cancer. She also highlighted the marching band's cultural exchange trip to Puerto Rico, which fostered community engagement and provided enriching experiences for students.

The meeting concluded with a reminder of important upcoming dates, including SAT and ACT exams, as well as EP exams scheduled for early May. The collaborative efforts and achievements of students across grades underscore a vibrant school community dedicated to academic and extracurricular excellence. As the school year progresses, these initiatives reflect a commitment to fostering student growth and community involvement.