East Stroudsburg North students excel in academics and perform at annual spring events

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The East Stroudsburg Area School District's Regular Board Meeting on May 19 showcased impressive achievements from East Stroudsburg North High School, as student representative Alyssa Dina delivered an enthusiastic report highlighting academic and artistic successes.

Dina announced that all students from the North High School MCTI who took the NOCTI exams demonstrated competent proficiency, with 67% achieving advanced proficiency. This academic triumph set a positive tone for the meeting.

In the arts, the North Choir recently concluded their annual spring concert, celebrating 24 seniors and recognizing standout performers, including Nia Eckford, who earned the national choir award. The North Band also marked a milestone with their 25th annual concert, featuring performances from various ensembles and honoring five seniors with awards and scholarships.

Looking ahead, the North Choir and Band will participate in an adjudication event at Central Dolphin High School on May 23, followed by a celebratory day at Hershey Park. Additionally, the choir is set to perform "God Bless America" at the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs game on May 25.

Athletic achievements were also highlighted, with the North baseball and softball teams celebrating senior nights against South High School. The track and field team had a successful season, with the unified track team advancing to state competition after placing second at regionals.

Dina concluded her report by promoting upcoming events, including the senior and honors award ceremony and the annual art show on May 22, and the East Stroudsburg North graduation on May 31. Her heartfelt farewell resonated with the board, as she expressed gratitude for her time in the district, leaving a lasting impression on her peers and educators alike.

Converted from ESASD Regular Board Meeting (May 19) meeting on May 20, 2025
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