Osseo Area Schools honors 2024 student board representatives and Maple Grove basketball team

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Under the warm glow of the Osseo Public Schools boardroom, a sense of pride filled the air as the school board gathered to honor the achievements of its student representatives and the Maple Grove boys basketball team. The evening began with heartfelt recognition from Amy Tolleson, the district-level principal, who expressed gratitude for the insights brought forth by the student representatives throughout the year.

Gavin Shabica, a senior from Maple Grove, was celebrated for his contributions and future plans to study finance at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Naomi Cooper Greer, a junior, will continue her role next year, while Reason Adkins, representing 279 Online, was acknowledged for her second year as a student representative before heading to Hamline University to study psychology. Although Antoinette Brown from Osseo Senior High could not attend, her contributions were also recognized.

The atmosphere shifted as Coach Nick Schroeder took the podium to introduce the Maple Grove boys basketball team, who recently secured a commendable third-place finish at the state tournament. Coach Schroeder beamed with pride, highlighting not only the team's athletic achievements but also their academic excellence, with a cumulative GPA of 3.7. He emphasized the program's commitment to academics, athletics, and community service, showcasing the players as role models for younger students.

Among the attendees was Nathan Ramadka, a senior captain who excelled both on the basketball court and in football, where he earned a full scholarship to the University of North Dakota. The evening concluded with a sense of accomplishment and community spirit, as the board and attendees celebrated the hard work and dedication of these young individuals, leaving a lasting impression of hope and inspiration for the future.

Converted from May 20th, 2025 School Board Regular Meeting meeting on May 21, 2025
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